February 17-19, 2020 Field & Range Firearms

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This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 2/19/2020

Lot consists of (A) Winchester Model 67A single shot bolt action rifle. Barrel looks to have been shortened, and the stock refinished at some point. CONDITION: Overall fair. Metal retains 80% of its original bluing, but has light surface rust on most of the metal parts. Stock is good, with numerous handling marks and scratches. Bore with fair rifling. (B) Springfield Model 120A single shot bolt action rifle. Most likely manufactured in the 1950s or 1960s. Gun is loose in its stock. CONDITION: Overall poor. Metal retains its bluing, but is covered with light surface rust in most places. Stock is good with light scratches and handling marks. Bore is dirty with fair rifling. (C) Winchester Model 20 single shot shotgun. Full choke with extractor. Stock looks to be refinished. CONDITION: Overall poor. Metal retains little to none of its original finish with mild surface rust covering most of the surface. Wood is very good with light handling marks. Lockup is tight. (D) Wards Western Field 52 (311A) double barrel shotgun. Manufactured by Savage for the retail store. Bores are modified and full. Double triggers with extractors. "2-3/4" inch chamber. Aftermarket rubber butt pad. Stock looks to have been refinished. CONDITION: Fair. Metal retains some of its original finish with light surface rust covering most of the surfaces. Bores are clean. Tight lockup (E) Winchester Model 24 double barrel shotgun. Serial number dates this gun to 1953. 2 - 3/4" chamber with double triggers. Chokes look to be modified and full. CONDITION: Fair to good. Metal retains little of its original finish with light surface rust covering most areas. Wood is very good with light handling marks and dings. Bores are fairly clean. Tight lockup. (F) P. Powell and Son marked double barrel percussion shotgun. Damascus steel barrels with a bead front sight. CONDITION: Overall fair to good. Metal retains little of its original finish with light surface rust covering most areas. Wood is good with light handling marks and dings. Bores look to be solid. Nipples show signs of use and excessive wear. (G) Unknown flintlock rifle with leather case. Most likely British. Rifle does have a unique "Niger Coast Protectorate" stamp on the stop. (H) Smith & Wesson Model 1-1/2 cal .32 rimfire. CONDITION: Fair, no finish operates properly. (I) German large bore percussion muff pistol. JA

Item Dimensions: 29" L x 9" W

Bidding Current Bidding Minimum Bid: $300.00 Final prices include buyers premium: $1,088.00 Estimate: $600 - $1,000 Number Bids: 17	Auction closed on Wednesday, February 19, 2020.

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