| Reference |
Description |
Serial Number |
Control |
Price |
NEW!
5486
 |
A pretty Webley No. 1 RIC revolver in .450CF
Condition:
Ovate form 4” barrel, blued finish, some peeling to colour on the frame
and a few marks to the muzzle of the barrel otherwise the pistol is in
excellent crisp condition throughout, retaining most of its original colouring.
In its maker’s blue baize lined oak case with some accessories. |
31*** |
S5
S7.1
Antique |
£795
|
NEW!
GD200
 |
An extremely rare 6.5mm Mannlicher Model 1894 Automatic Pistol of blow
forward design, probably made by the Swiss factory at Neuhausen although
not so marked. There are believed to be a total of only 70 of these
pistols ever made; this one is number 68.
Condition:
Other than a few small marks which are visible in the photographs to
the left frame, the pistol is in excellent original condition with almost
all its finish remaining. The bore is excellent, the grips are untouched |
68 |
Antique
S58/2 |
£9995 |
NEW!
5518
 |
7.63mm Model 96 Cone Hammer Mauser Automatic Pistol with
its
matching shoulder stock
Condition:
Externally the pistol retains almost all its original colour with some
small scrape marks and staining to the muzzle of the barrel, front of the
magazine housing and right hand side of the magazine, otherwise the finish
is all original, sights are marked “1-10”, old type extractor with blue
(small amount of colour loss), numbered matching stock to the gun. This
is an early gun externally in excellent condition, the bore is worn, it
also retains a "Jan Smuts" registration number to the right hand side of
the barrel and what appears to be Government release marks |
43** |
S5
S7.1
Antique |
£2780 |
NEW!
5516
 |
7.65mm Browning Model 1903 Automatic Pistol in its English
baize lined oak case
Condition:
The gun retains 90%+ of its original blue finish, the bore is good. |
706*** |
S5
S7.3 |
£650 |
5511
 |
.455 (Webley) Colt Model 1911 Automatic Pistol, issued to
RAF
Condition:
The pistol is well re-finished throughout and retains all that finish,
it is marked with British Ordnance acceptance to the left side of the frame,
the bore is good. |
W96*** |
S5
S7.1 |
SOLD |
5459 (A938)
 |
442CF Webley’s Transitional Revolver
Condition:
Marked “Webley’s patent”, early refinish, some pitting and staining
throughout but retaining approximately 60% of its original finish.
Please note that this is a Section 58/2 pistol. |
5** |
S58/2
Antique |
SOLD |
NEW!
5517
 |
7.63mm Model 96 Cone Hammer Mauser pistol of the Boer War
period
Condition:
With its original numbered shoulder stock and holster, marked “To Westley
Richards and Company, London”
The finish is 85%+ with some speckling and rusting, "Jan Smuts" number
to the left hand side of the frame, some wear marks to the barrel and front
of magazine, some fading to the peacock blue to extractor and back sight
slider. |
13*** |
S5
S7.1
Antique |
£2560 |
NEW!
5527
 |
7.65mm Sauer Model 38 Double Action Automatic Pistol
Condition:
Late type, retaining 90%+ of its original finish with a good bore. |
|
S5
S7.3 |
£275
|
5474
 |
Very Rare 450/455 WG Model 1893 7.5” Target Model Revolver
Condition:
The gun retains some 50% of its blue finish but it has some rust marks
and abrasion to it throughout and some staining. It has the correct
model 1893 sights, church steeple cylinder and adjustable fore sight,
grips are a contemporary or slightly later replacement of fine quality.
The gun is rare. |
48**
|
++
*
|
£1,500
|
1503
|
20bore (2 3/4") snap action Grant patent side lever hammer shotgun
with 28" barrels by E Paton and Sons London and Perth, with back action
Purdey type island locks, small scroll engraving throughout, nitro proofed
20 bore/2 3/4" chambers, 15 3/8" pull over extension.
Condition:
A pretty and unusual 20bore hammer gun (side lever snap action guns
of this type in 20bore are scarce) with best find ribbon Damascus barrels,
side nail attachment to fore end, chequered fore end and grip. The
gun is fitted with rebounding locks.
Markings:
To barrels "E Paton and Son London and Perth", to locks "E Paton and
Son" |
3***
|
#
*
S2
Antique for Export
|
£2,550
|
5407
 |
9mm Model 1904/06 Luger Navy Self-Loading Pistol by DWM, complete with
its holster, stripping tool and cleaning rod.
Condition:
The pistol retains most of its original finish with some light speckling.
The bore is clean throughout with light frosting towards the breech, the
grips have some light wear to high spots otherwise are crisp, the strawed
parts only retain some 30-40% of their colour at most with a little marking
and wear. All numbers match except for the magazine which is a correct
Navy magazine with a different number. The holster is in good condition
with supple leather throughout and is marked "LOH Zoner Akt Ges Berlin",
it has been altered to take a belt loop at some time, probably in the 1920's.
Markings:
Chamber is blank, DWM logo to toggle, three Marinen proof marks to
the left hand side of the frame, one under the barrel, commercial type
number placing "gesichert" erased and safety altered, to rear of grip under
the grip safety "WW1975" |
58**a |
|
POA |
5306
 |
7.65mm Ortgies Pocket Auto Pistol
Condition:
In excellent condition throughout. This gun retains 90% of its
original finish with a small area of wear and patination to the rear of
the slide. Wood grips are unchequered with a few dents and abrasions,
the bore is good.
Markings:
To left of slide "Deutschewerke (Ortgies Logo) erfurt", brass Ortgies
logo inset to grips, to the right of frame "Ortgies Patent", "Crown N"
proof marks and calibre "7.65mm" |
24**** |
++ |
£165 |
5307
 |
6.35mm Model 1910 Pocket Auto Pistol by Mauser
Condition:
With 98%+ of the original finish and excellent bore. Trigger
retains almost all its lustre blue.
Markings:
On the left of the slide "Waffenfabrik Mauser A-G Oberndorf AN. Mauser's
patent", on the frame "Mauser Banner", proof marks are "crown over U",
the composition grips have the Mauser logo on both sides. |
75*** |
++ |
£250 |
| 5397 |
.476 Enfield MkII Revolver (Owen Jones Patent) Enfield 1881
Condition:
The pistol retains most of its original finish including the high lustre
blue to the cylinder. One or two bumps and dings to the barrel, internally
very clean |
|
++
* |
£1150 |
1385
 |
.450 Number 2 Musket (Eley Soper cartridge) Soper Sporting Rifle, plain
action marked "W Soper's patent". Barrel "W Soper Rifle and Gunmaker,
Reading, England". Well figured walnut stock with short fore-end,
ovoid barrel with flat machined rib.
Condition:
Traces of case hardening colour to the action throughout; patinated
trigger guard with more traces of case hardening colour. Barrel has
been re-blacked, stock shows some small dents and bruises but is
well figures with silver escutcheon plate. Chequering is crisp.
Steel butt plate shows small signs of corrosion at top and side, bore is
Henry's rifled and clean. |
5** |
* |
£4000 |