Serial No. 215376, circa 1880's, 10.4x38, 33.5" barrel, Receiver is marked Waffenfabrik Bern M.81. Overall very good condition with light handling wear visible. Bore is excellent, stock has cartouches present throughout. 

Serial number 9082. Made circa 1860s. 52 caliber with a 30” barrel. Metal has a light gray patina. Forearm is a replacement. Butt stock is a original.

Serial No. C75131, Circa 1872, 11mm, 22.75" round barrel. Rifle has been cut down into a carbine configuration with added checkering. Bore is excellent, Metal has been expertly refinished. St. Eteinne Arsenal is stamped on left side of receiver. 

Serial No. P9122, made in 1896 by Ludwig and Loewe, 7.65x53, 29" barrel length. Serial numbers are matching, bore is bright with strong rifling. Crest has been removed, metal is starting to turn. Stock shows minor dings and scratches. Overall good condition. 

NSN, chambered in 50-70 Govt. 36.5" round barrel, metal is a light grey patina with pin-prick pitting noted. Bore has areas of frosting in the grooves. Lock plate is dated 1864, wood shows usage and handling marks. Faint cartouche is visible. Action functions correctly. Cleaning rod is missing. 

Serial No. 78392, 22" round barrel,chamered in 50-70. Civil war era Sharps carbine converted to 50-70 in overall good condition. Metal is a dark grey patina with scattered mottled oxidation noted. Bore is bright with minor frosting visible in the grooves. Stock shows dings, scratches and marring. Action functions correctly. 

NSN, 21.25" round barrel chambered in .303 British Kabul Arsenal carbine circa 1890 in overall good condition. Carbine looks to have been cleaned sometime ago. Metal is a nice smooth grey patina.Bore is good with strong rifling visible. Receiver stamps are crisp, wood has been sanded with some minor gouges visible. This carbine was made in a true Kabul Arsenal under the British guidance....

British Lee Metford Bolt action rifle dated 1889 in overall fair condition, bore is heavily pitted with traces of rifling noted. Stock has gouges, dings and marring visible. Two cartouches are present on the butt. Not safe to shoot!

Serial No. 7581, .303 British Sparkbrook dated 1890 that has been upgraded to the CLLE by BSA Co. Overall fair condition, rifle shows heavy usage and handling wear. Bore shows oxidation in the grooves with strong rifling noted. Wood is noted with dings, scratches and gouges. Action functions correctly. Not Safe to Shoot.

12190. 32 RF caliber with a 30” barrel. This gun is in very nice condition with 60% of the original blue. The receiver still has mottled visible case colors. Wood is very good with a Schutzen style butt plate. Action works perfect. Bore has excellent rifling with some pitting in the grooves.

Tip-up single shot rifle with 23.75" octagonal barrel. The bore has good rifling and has some frost in the grooves. The barrel has 97% of its original blue finish. The buttstock is in very good condition with no cracks, chips or dents. Overall very good condition!

Triplett & Scott Civil War carbine with 22" barrel in .52 caliber. Nice sharp gun. Barrel has a dark patina with some blue. Case colors on frame have turned to brown. Wood is very good. There is only a small split at the magazine. Almost all have a wood split at the magazine and usually barely noticeable. Bore is excellent. Very nice shape.

Remington Keen deluxe sporting rifle in .40-60 caliber with excellent bore. 24 1/2 Barrel with very good original blue. Stock is checkered with pistol grip. Hard to find model.

Serial number 18189. Made in the 1850s. 44 caliber with 28” barrel. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny. This gun is in very fine condition with some of the original brown finish. Wood is very good.

Serial number 12049. T450 Express BPE 3 ¼” with 28” barrels. This gun has been expertly restored to new condition. Action works perfectly. Bores are very good with nice sharp rifling and bright and shiny. The action is engraved with multiple game scenes featuring bears, a dear a lion and a tiger. These are typical...

Bolt action sporting rifle manufactured in the 1880's. Half round half octagon barrel is 24". Bore is excellent. Stock has some cracks in the usual areas of the wrist and magazine gate. Action works perfectly. Very good overall condition.

SN:316. Manufactured 1893-1894. This is the predecessor to the Ideal model. Half round half octagon and is 26". Metal has a brown patina. Bore has strong rifling with pitting. Action works properly. Schutzen style butt plate. Good overall condition. A scarce model.

Belgian single shot rifle with Flobert style action. Stock has a minor chip by breech. Action works properly. Good overall condition.

 Serial No. C 53788 .45 caliber 28” round barrel that is marked J.P. Lower Sharps Model 1874 manufactured circa 1875. Rifle shows some hard Western usage, Metal is a dark gray patina with scattered surface oxidation noted throughout. Butt-Stock has scratches, dings and marring noted,...

Very fine sporting rifle by Isaac Hollis and Sons. Percussion rifle altered for cased ammunition with Snider conversion. Barrel is 23" and has 5 leaf express rear sight. Lock is scroll engraved and marked "I. Hollis & Sons". Metal has been expertly refinished and looks great. Breech block, trigger guard, hammer and tang are scroll engraved. Excellent overall condition.