Serial No. 4726549, made in 1944, .30-06, 24" round  9-43 dated barrel. Overall in near excellent condition with very light wear noted. Bore is excellent, two handsome cartouches are visible on the left side of the stock. Action is smooth and functions correctly. Beautiful example. 

Serial No. 1058775, made in 1919, .30-06, 24" round 7-42 dated barrel. Rifle was cut for the Pederson device and then arsenal refurbished for WWII. Bore is very good with a light surface layer of frosting noted, rifling remains strong and sharp. Light handling wear is visible, action is smooth and functions correctly.

Serial No. 1128419, circa 1918, .30-06, 26" round 9-18 dated barrel. Overall a good looking example of a WWI U.S. rifle, bore is bright with strong rifling visible. Parkerized finish is 95%, Stock has light handling wear visible. Action is smooth and functions correctly. 

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SN: 3157545. Made in 1943 by the Inland Division of General Motors with a 17.75-inch barrel that is chambered for the .30 Carbine cartridge. Stamped adjustable rear sight assembly marked "J.A.O.", push-button safety, flat bolt, Type C bayonet lug barrel band & a June 1943 dated Inland barrel with a bright bore. Type D tapered, shallow sight groove, 4-rivet handguard, high wood, oval cut...

SN: 522116. Made in 1891 by Springfield Armory with a 32.625-inch barrel chambered for the .45-70 rifle cartridge. Overall excellent condition with a bright bore & an excellent stock that has a faint cartouche just above the trigger on the left side of the gun. Comes with a Buffington rear sight assembly, the distinctive rod bayonet & a reproduction leather sling.(CONSIGNMENT)

SN: PF98059. Made in 1949 at the Royal Ordnance Factory Fazakerley near Liverpool with a 25.2-inch barrel that is chambered for the .303 rifle cartridge. In overall very good condition with original paint over finish on all metal parts, a bright bore & wood that shows only light handling wear. Comes with a British military web sling, a 10-round detachable box magazine, & a No. 4...

SN: 5243. Made in 1943 by Harrington & Richardson in Worcester, Massachusetts with a 23-inch barrel chambered for .22LR. In overall excellent condition & comes with an original 8 or 100-round detachable box magazine as well as a Kerr NoBuckl sling & the Redfield adjustable rear peep sight assembly. The left side of the barrel is marked MFG. BY HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON ARMS CO....

SN: 5638511. Made in 1955 with a 24-inch H&R barrel chambered for the .30-06 cartridge. Rifle is equipped with a stamped trigger guard, an H&R trigger group, an H&R bolt, a "high hump" gas cylinder lock, an H&R "poppet valve" gas cylinder lock screw, an H&R radius cut operating rod & the T105E1 rear sight assembly. The furniture was made by Boyt for the Civilian...

SN: 1372790. Made in 1931 at Springfield Armory with a 24-inch barrel chambered for the .30-06 cartridge. The rifle is equipped with a November 1929 Springfield Armory "star gauge" barrel with an excellent bore that has strong visible rifling. There are gas relief holes on both sides of the receiver & the pistol grip type C stock has two recoil lugs. The trigger guard & magazine...

SN: 1169043. Made in January 1943 with a 24-inch barrel chambered for the .30-06 cartridge. This is an arsenal refurbished rebuild that is equipped with a Harrington & Richardson trigger group, stamped trigger guard, radius cut Springfield Armory operating rod, a T105E1 rear sight assembly & an April 1956-dated barrel that was made in Cleveland, Ohio by Ferro Machine & Foundry....

SN: 337598. Made in September 1941 at Springfield Armory with a 24-inch barrel chambered for the .30-06 rifle cartridge. Although this rifle's receiver was produced during the Second World War, it is paired with a March 1950 Springfield Armory replacement barrel that just so happens to have a bright bore with strong rifling (TE: 2 & ME: 0). It is equipped with the T105E1 rear sight...

SN: 2663239. Made in February 1944 with a 24-inch March 1944-dated Springfield Armory barrel chambered for the .30-06 cartridge. The bore is bright with strong rifling & the gun is equipped with a milled trigger guard, a Springfield trigger housing, the T105E1 adjustable rear sight assembly, a wide front sight base gas cylinder, & a radius cut Springfield Armory operating rod....

Serial No. 3807643, made July 1943, .30-06, 24" 6-43 dated barrel. Parkerized finish rates 95% on barrel and receiver. Bore is bright with strong rifling noted. Stock is good with light handling marks visible. Action is crisp and functions correctly. Austin Location

SN: 5287258. Made in 1944 by the Inland Division of General Motors with a 17.75-inch barrel that is chambered for the .30 Carbine cartridge. Stamped adjustable rear sight assembly, flip safety, flat bolt, Type C bayonet lug barrel band & a February 1944 dated Inland barrel with a bright bore. Type C tapered, shallow sight groove, 2-rivet handguard, low wood, oval cut stock marked "IO" in...

SN: 3646396. Made in 1942 with a 17.75-inch barrel chambered for the .30 Carbine cartridge. This example is equipped with a November 1942-dated Inland barrel with bright bore, a flat bolt & a Type C straight hammer. The stock is an "IO" marked Type C low wood oval cut & it is paired with a tapered...

SN: 4783386. Made in September 1943 in Syracuse, New York with a 24-inch barrel chambered for the .30-06 rifle cartridge. Assembled with two recoil lugs & a gas relief hole on the left side of the receiver. Overall condition is excellent with original finish present on all metal parts & a bright bore with crisp visible rifling. The wood is in excellent condition with a few dings...

SN:3060660. Springfield receiver that was made in 1944 with a 24-inch Springfield barrel that was made in March 1966 & is chambered for the .308 cartridge. Bore is in excellent condition with strong rifling & a muzzle erosion of 1.5. Finish & stock are in very good condition with glass bedding around the trigger group. Stock & trigger group are both marked with the number...

SN: 4305669. Made in 1953. 30-06 Sprg with a 24-inch Marlin marked barrel. Bore is in excellent condition with strong rifling & a 1.75 muzzle erosion. Korean-war era rife. Finish is in excellent condition. Stock is in very good condition with a National Defense acceptance cartouche on the left side below the receiver heel. Rifle is equipped with the T105E1 rear sight assembly, an H&R...

SN: 3249946. Made in June 1943 with a 18-inch barrel chambered for the .30 Carbine intermediate cartridge. This World War II production M1 Carbine was completed with a June 1943-dated Underwood barrel, a milled adjustable rear sight assembly & a 2-rivet handguard. It has been through a post-war service life extension rebuild & therefore has a round bolt, flip safety, a bayonet lug...

SN: 3762942. Made in May 1943 in Ilion, New York with a 24-inch barrel chambered for the .30-06 rifle cartridge. Assembled with two recoil pins & a gas relief hole on the left side of the receiver. Overall condition is very good with original finish present on all metal parts & a bright bore with crisp visible rifling. The wood is in very good condition with a few dings & dents...