C 006 and C 008 |
The day of the long awaited Classic Arms Gun Collector Auction arrived, much to the delight of Richard.
He now fancies himself as a collector since he received his collectors certificate.
Only the Further competency License still has to arrive.
Auction day is exciting as it reminds me of the cattle
auctions we used to attend.
There must have been in excess of 500 lots to be auctioned.
Now it is down to the business of getting the paper work done for each of the firearms.
D 001 and D 002 |
Here is the start of his collection.
D 129 and D 131 |
C8 .303 No. 9 Bayonet For No. 4 rifle. Bowie type blade. Good condition.
D1 9mmp Artillery P-08 Luger Pistol Ladder rear sight in front of the breech which is stamped 1917.Toggle marked "Erfurt" under a crown. All matching numbers to parts. Some light dings to chequering on grips, high % original finish with some loss of finish to high spots. Overall good to good plus original condition.
D 052 |
D52 6,35mm FN "Baby" Browning Pistol Serial Number 70017. 2" barrel, 6 shot. Very good plus to excellent condition.
D129 6,35mm Ortgies Pistol S/N 183883. Popular with Nazi officials. Squeeze grip safety. 6 shot magazine. Plain wooden grips, expected wear to original finish. Good overall condition
D131 7,62x25mm CZ VZ52 Service Pistol Roller cam operated locked breech system with 4,5" barrel, good bore. Brown bakelite grips. Good plus original condition. Scarce.
F 104 |
F104 .410 British" Walking Stick" Shotgun The best example, the bore is good and there is a sensible muzzle plug, easily removed to fire the gun. Rotate the brass ferrule until the trigger appears. Barrel is 26 1/2" and in fairly good shape though the ban on 3" Magnum cartridges remains! Good condition.
We had a super day
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