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200736
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Assembly, Mortar Barrel, Civilian, Viet Cong, Steel, Olive Green,
M1, 81mm, US, 1942, Vietnam Era, SN: 7060
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Mortar is long cylinder of metal with ball at closed end. Open at
other end. Serial number and manufacturer's information stamped at
closed end. Bipod and baseplate missing.
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14.5" x 49.5"
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45 lbs
|
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| 97858 |
Cannon, Garrison, Muzzleloading, Bronze/wood/iron, Brass/Dark
Brown/Black, Lantaka, 1-Pounder, Spanish, Circa 1671, Colonial
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Old catalog number 2790. Smoothbore muzzleloader. Bore diameter 2
3/8-inches. Length of tube from muzzle face to base ring, 2 feet 1
1/8-inches. Cast bronze tube has crest with shield and crown between
first and second reinforces. Trunnions located on bottom line of
bore. The carriage was not made for this piece, as the trunnion
holes are too large for the trunnions of the tube. Carriage
hand-made of oak and ornamented iron. Dished wheels have 12 spokes
and 6 cleats each. Weight of tube, 74 lbs. Weight of carriage, 55
lbs. 7 oz.
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3'6" x 2' 1 1/2" x 1'9"
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129 lbs.
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122467
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Cannon, Swivel, 1/2 Pounder, BRONZE, BRASS, Lantaka, 1/2-Pounder,
Filipino, Circa 1700, Colonial
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Tube is a bronze smoothbore muzzleloader with tubular cascabel.
Tube is smooth from breech to first reinforce forward of swivel.
Muzzle has a squared forward sight and a "V" sight that has the left
part broken off. Two moldings with slanted marks encircle the tube 2
3/4-inches to rear of flared muzzle. Length from the muzzle face to
base ring, three feet and five and half inches. Trunnions located on
bottom line of bore.
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3'8 1/2" x 5 3/4" x 11"
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200 lb
|
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122469
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Cannon, Swivel, BRONZE, BRASS, Lantaka, 1/2-Pounder, Spanish, Circa
1700, Colonial
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Tube is a bronze smoothbore muzzleloader w/ornate leaf designs cast
at the breech, and octagonal tube configuration extends to the
trunnions and swivel. Floral design at the front of the dolphins and
7 1/2-inches rearward of the muzzle flare. Trunnions located on
bottom line of the bore. Swivel cup has a crack on right side.
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3'11" x 5 1/2" x 11 1/2"
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68 lbs.
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200330
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Carbine, Breechloading, percussion, US Army, Metal/wood,
BLACK/BROWN, M1863, SHARPS NEW MODEL, .52 Caliber, US, Civil War,
SN: 98350
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Weapon has wooden stock and handguard. Trigger guard acts as
cocking lever. Hammer is S-shaped. Patchbox on right side. Ring and
ring bar on left side. Front and rear sights. Manufacturer's
information on barrel and receiver.
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4" x 38.75"
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8.56 lbs
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449578
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Carbine, Lever-Action, Civilian, Steel/Wood, Brown, Model 94,
.30-30 Caliber, US, Circa 1964, Late-20th Century, SN: 2788875
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Carbine has wood buttstock and forestock. The wood has scratches
and gouges in several places. Steel buttplate. Receiver has
decorative scroll design engraved on both sides. Manufacturer's
marks on barrel under the rear sight. Serial number is stamped on
the underside of the receiver.
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26" |
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200739
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Carbine, Lever-Action, Civilian, US Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown,
M1873, Winchester, .44-40 Caliber, US, Circa 1883, Late-19th
Century, SN: 145137A
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Winchester carbine with 20 inch round barrel. Walnut buttstock with
distinctive curved iron buttplate. The dust flap for the buttstock
storage is missing. Finish is chipped. Buttstock has some scratches
and gouges. There are numbers pained on both sides of the buttstock.
Frame is iron with black finish. There is a thumbrest with a
checkered pattern. The model number is stamped into the frame behing
the thumbrest. The dust cover on top of the receiver slides on an
integrated rail. There is a saddle ring mounted on the left side of
the frame. Lever is mounted under the frame which forms trigger
guard. The serial number is stamped behind the lever. The magazine
well has a brass cover. Forestock is varnished walnut and covers
half of the bottom barrel. It has some scratches and gouges. The
rear sight is adjustable. Manufacturer's information stamped into
barrel in front of rear sight. Two round barrels held together with
two barrel bands. One over the forestock and one in front of the
front post sight.
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4.25" x 39"
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7 lbs |
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449555
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Carbine, Lever-Action, Commemorative, Civilian, US Army,
Steel/Wood, Gold/Brown, M1894, Golden Spike Commemorative., .30-30
Caliber, US, Circa 1969, Late-20th Century, SN: GS40920
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Commemorative, Winchester, lever action carbine. Buttstock and
forestock are separate pieces of oil stained walnut. Receiver,
buttplate, and barrel bands are gold plated. Buttstock is brass.
Rear site is located on barrel. Bronze medallion set into buttstock
on right side. Buttstock has some scratches on the left side. Steel
lever on the underside forms the trigger guard. Forestock covers
half of the bottom barrel. Two barrels held together with two barrel
bands. One is 1 inch from the end of the forestock and the other is
behind the front post sight. There are words engraved behind hammer.
There is decorative scroll engraved into the right side of the frame
as well as a hand engraved name. Years and a spike engraved onto the
left side of the frame. Serial number is in front of lever on the
underside. Manufacturer's info on the left side of the barrel by the
rear sight. Commerative line stamped into right side of
barrel.
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38" |
6.25 lbs
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197132
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Carbine, Magazine, Bolt Action, Folding Bayonet, Italian Army,
Steel/Wood, Black/Brown/Bright, M1938, Carcano, 6.5mm, Italian,
1939, World War II, SN: 1506
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Bolt action with integral box magazine for 6 rounds. Top of [ill]
marked "1606 / RE Terni / 1939 XVII / SA and what appears to be
1575. Stock marked [ill] unreadable makers stamp. Moderate wear to
metal. Bore corroded. Light wear to stock. Has bayonet lug.
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40" long
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7 lbs |
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| 7642 |
Carbine, Magazine, Bolt Action, German Army, Steel/Wood,
Black/Brown, Kar98k, Mauser, 7.92mm, German, 1936, World War II, SN:
1367
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All metal surfaces exhibit extensive pitting. Cleaning rod
missing.
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43.5" |
8 lbs 10oz
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193346
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Carbine, Magazine, Bolt Action, US Army, Steel/Wood, Blued/Brown,
M1898, Krag-Jorgensen, .30 Caliber, US, 1898, Late-19th Century, SN:
112438
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5-shot bolt-action carbine with magazine box on right side of
receiver. Stock scarred and barrel rusted and discolored. Steel
buttplate with cleaning rod trap.
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41.50" oal, 22" bbl
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7 lbs 3 oz
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200299
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Carbine, Magazine, Bolt-Action, Folding Bayonet, Man's, Viet Cong,
Steel/Wood, BLACK/BROWN, M1944, Mosin-Nagant, 7.62mm, North
Vietnamese, Circa 1944, Mid-20th Century, SN: K1167
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Weapon has wooden stock and receiver housing. Receiver and sliding
bolt are metal. Trigger housing and magazine slot on underside of
weapon. Leaf-type sight on front of receiver. Barrel is short and
rests in wooden housing secured by two metal bands. Folding spike
bayonet attached to front. Canvas strap missing. Russian arsenal
markings on top and side of receiver.
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40" |
8.56 lbs
|
|
| 8040 |
Carbine, Magazine, Select Fire, Det. Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Wood, Gray/Brown, M2, .30 Caliber Carbine, US, 1945, World War
II, SN: 7537410
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Standard M2 carbine with wood handguard, stamped steel buttplate,
bayonet lug, selector switch, and round bolt without flats. Steel
parts finished in phosphate gray, except for bolt which is blued.
Light colored walnut stock, darker handguard.
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35.6" x 6.5" (18" BBL)
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5 lbs 8 oz
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197002
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Carbine, Paratrooper, Semiautomatic, Folding Stock, Det. Box
Magazine, US Army, Steel/Wood, Gray/Brown, M1A1, .30 Caliber
Carbine, US, Circa 1945, Mid-20th Century, SN: 14729
|
Carbine has a bayonet lug and metal folding paratroop stock with
leather cheek pad. Moderate wear, few dings in wood. Few minor
chips. Missing bolt and magazine. Has web sling. Above the chamber
is marked "US Carbine Cal. 30M1" and to the rear of the receiver is
"INLAND DIV. 14729".
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35.75" OAL
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7 lbs |
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195846
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Carbine, Semiautomatic, 10-Round Box Magazine, Folding Bayonet,
Chinese Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, Type 56 (SKS M1945), Simonov,
7.62 X 39mm, Chicom, Circa 1968, Vietnam Era, SN: 7052897
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Gas operated, semi-auto, weapons stock is in poor condition. On the
left side of the stock and on the left side of the barrel are sling
swivels with a canvas sling attatched. The stock has a metal
buttplate with a trap door. Rifle has flip up tangent sight
graduated to 1000 meters and a folding bayonet. On right side of
trigger housing is the safety, a lever behind the trigger which when
pushed forward is in the safe position and when pulled back is ready
to be fired. Underneath the barrel is the device to hold the
cleaning rod but no cleaning rod. Left side of receiver has SN.
7052897 w/chinese markings inside a triangle preceding SN. - top of
bolt, bottom of trigger guard and magazine has 52897 stamped on it;
butt end of receiver has 52877 also. Metal is rusty and pitted and
the wood is scratched and chipped.
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40.16" OAL
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8.8 lbs
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196118
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Carbine, Semiautomatic, 10-Round Box Magazine, Folding Bayonet,
Soviet Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, SKS (M1945), Simonov, 7.62 X
39mm, Soviet, 1946, Late-20th Century, SN: 801466
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Gas operated, Semi-automatic 7.62mm - left of receiver has M21 -SN.
801466. This SKS has the typical Chinese modification of the Type 56
bayonet and the sling located on the side, however, no Chinese
markings are visible.
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40.16"
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8.8 lbs
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193339
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Carbine, Semiautomatic, Detachable Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Wood, Gray/Dark, M1, .30 Caliber Carbine, US, 1943, Mid-20th
Century, SN: 3692301
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Gas-operated magazine-fed autoloading carbine with all-wood stock
and web sling. Sling is attached at butt by means of a cylindrical
steel oiler, rather than a standard swivel. Aperture receiver sight
graduated from 100 to 300 yards and adjustable for windage. Bayonet
lug on front barrel band.
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18" bbl x 35.5" oal
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5 lbs 6 oz
|
|
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200319
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CARBINE, Sniper, Select Fire, Detachable Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, M3, .30 Caliber Carbine, US, 1945, World
War II, SN: 7139256
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Gas operated, selective fire weapon with wood stock. This is the
sniper version of the M2. Steel buttplate with crisscross pattern.
There is a hole in the buttstock for the sling. There are a few
large chunks out of the wood along with several scratches. There is
a number painted on the bottom of the buttstock. Steel receiver with
steel bracket mounted on top for scope. Manufacturer's info stamped
into back part of receiver. Model info stamped in front of the front
part of the receiver covered by the bracket. Bayonet lug attached to
the barrel 1 inch from the end of the stock. Manufacturer's info
stamped on the top of the barrel 1 inch behind front sight. There is
a OD green, cotton duck sling attached to the weapon.
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35.5" |
5.5 lbs
|
|
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111049
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Carriage, Gun, 4.7 Inch, US Army, Steel/Wood, Olive Drab/Brown,
M1906, 4.7-Inch, US, Circa 1910, Early-20th Century, SN: 665
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Riveted steel trail and axle. Hard rubber tired, wooden wheels (61"
diameter) with archibald hubs.
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15' 1" x 6' 9" x 6'
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5,320 lb
|
|
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200971
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COVER, MORTAR, Japanese Army, Leather/metal, BROWN, Type 89,
Japanese, Circa 1935, World War II
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Cover is hollow cylinder of leather. At center on side is leather
loop. At top is leather strap with metal buckle.
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10.5" x 21.75"
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10 oz |
|
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200292
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Flame Thrower, Soviet Army, Metal/Rubber, Black/Green, LPO-5,
Soviet, Late-20th Century, SN: A792
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Flame thrower is all metal with folding metal stock. Has
receptackle underneath for attaching hose. Pistol grip behind
trigger housing. Bipod attached near muzzle.
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6" x 38"
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10 lbs
|
|
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105330
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Gun, Swivel, Muzzleloading, Philippine Insurgent Army, Bronze,
Green, Lantaka, 1/2-Pounder, Panay and Romblon, Circa 1700,
Colonial
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A bronze tube that is a smoothbore muzzleloader and ornamented.
Bore diameter is 1 1/2-inch. The front and rear sights are cast in
as is the muzzle flare. Socket cascabel is 6-inches long. Trunnions
located on bottom lone of bore. One sculptured dolphin remaining,
one missing.
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4'11 1/2" x 6 1/4" x 1'5 7/8"
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300 lbs.
|
|
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452108
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Howitzer, Field, Heavy, German Army, Steel, Olive Drab/Brown, sFH
18, 15cm, German, Circa 1942, World War II, SN: R 802
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Tube, two trail legs, Gun supported by 2 by 4 foot metal and hard
rubber wheels, w/range instr. on left side of gun shield.
|
9.5' H x 41.5' L x 8' W
|
38800 lbs
|
|
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200970
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Launcher, Grenade, launcher, Japanese Army, Metal, BLACK, Type 89,
50mm, Japanese, Circa 1935, World War II, SN: 84284
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Mortar has mainspring and housing as well as cocking lug, sear,
trigger, elevation knob, base cap, elevating worm, firing pin and
barrel. Has rectangular base plate with curved sides that is
permanently affixed. Range scales on left and right sides by
screwing the barrel up or down to vary the chamber space. However,
the Japanese infantrymen soon learned that the mortar could be fire
with the barrel almost flat on the ground. It was used in this was
to fire grenades into pillboxes and window openings. Projectiles
fired from the Type 89 included high explosive shells, grenades,
smoke bombs, incendiary shells, signal flares and rockets.
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24" |
10 lbs
|
|
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197945
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Launcher, Grenade, Rocket Propelled, AT, North Vietnamese Army,
Metal/Wood, Black/Brown, Type 58 (RPG-2), North Vietnamese, Circa
1955, Vietnam Era, SN: 304596
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Tube-type anti-tank weapon with wood pistol grips & forward portion
of barrel. Left side of firing mechanism has Chines & North Korean
factory marks. SN 304596-NR.57 inside a circle and NR.1 inside a
star. NR. 4596 appears to rear of cocking hammers.
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34.25"
|
10.58 lbs
|
|
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196045
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Launcher, Grenade, Rocket Propelled, AT, Soviet Army, Metal/Wood,
Black/Brown, RPG-2, Soviet, Circa 1950, Mid-20th Century, SN: NAC
123
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Left side of firing mechanism has NAC123, to rear of this number is
AC123, below has an X, number 56 with a circle, a diamond with
marking inside, upper left of this diamond has an oval with 65 in
it. Left side front sight has AC123, triangle w/ an X, a triangle
and a box w/# 31 in it. - left side of rear sight has AC123, top of
rear sight has AC123.
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37.5" |
8 lbs |
|
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449682
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Launcher, Rocket, Anti-Tank, ANTITANK, US Army, Metal/Canvas, Olive
Drab, M72A1, 66mm, US, Late-20th Century, SN: HED51148
|
Long, metal cylinder has canvas strap attached to top. Bottom has
squared piece attached to length of cylinder with two pads and
"Danger, Rear Blast Area" printed on it. Ends are closed but can be
opened. Has firing instructions on side.
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24" x 25.25"
|
2 lbs |
|
|
449717
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Launcher, Rocket, Anti-Tank, Iraqi Army, Metal, Black, RPG-7,
Iraqi, Circa 1982, Persian Gulf War (Desert Storm), SN:
1028-81
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This weapon is a semi-hollow cylinder of metal and plastic. The
rear of the weapon is flared. The grip is made of plastic. There is
a handle located to the rear of the grip with a wooden handle. The
launch tube is encased in plastic.
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37.5" |
14.5 lbs
|
|
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449723
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Launcher, Rocket, Anti-Tank, Iraqi Army, Metal, Black, RPG-7,
Iraqi, Persian Gulf War (Desert Storm), SN: 812178
|
The weapon is a semi-hoolow cylinder of metal with a plastic case
around the launch tube. The grip is plastic. This weapon has bipod
legs attached to the front of the launch tube. The rear of the
launch tube is flared.
|
37.5" |
14.5 lbs
|
|
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449637
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Launcher, Rocket, Anti-Tank, Iraqi Army, Metal/Plastic, Black,
RPG-7, Iraqi, Circa 1987, Persian Gulf War (Desert Storm), SN:
1405523
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The weapon is a semi-hollow cylinder of wood and metal. The rear of
the weapon is flared. The pistol grip is made of plastic and the
launch tube is cased in plastic. The weapon had bipod legs attached
near the front. The sights flip up to shoot the weapon. There is a
plastic shoulder peice that flps dow to place the weapon against the
shoulder for fireing.
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37.5" |
14.5 lbs
|
|
| 7588 |
Launcher, Rocket, Anti-Tank, Light (expendable), US Amry,
Fiberglass/Steel, Olive Green, M72A1, 66mm, US, Circa 1969,
Late-20th Century, SN: ARM52445
|
Olive drab fiberglass tube with rubber covered trigger. Flip-up
front sight mission.
|
5.75" x 25"
|
4 lbs |
|
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197230
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Launcher, Rocket, Anti-Tank, Light (Expendable), US Army,
Fiberglass/Aluminum, OD/Black, M72A1, LAW, 66mm, US, Circa 1970,
Vietnam Era
|
66mm antitank rocket launcher known as the Light Antitank Weapon
(LAW); Plastic and metal launcher tube with cloth shoulder strap.
Paper tag with nomenclature as above. Has paper tag with firing
instructions. Tube only. No rocket.
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25.2" OAL
|
3.25 LBS
|
|
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200268
|
MACHINE GUN, General Purpose, Air Cooled, Belt Fed, US Army,
Steel/Rubber, BLACK, M60E1, 7.62mm, US, Circa 1965, Mid-20th
Century, SN: 48220
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Gun has rubberized stock and rear grip. Frame is all metal as is
barrel, which has a triangular shaped site. Has folding handle at
top. Has bipod on front of barrel. Has a sliding bolt on right
side.
|
43" x 5" x 3"
|
25 lbs
|
|
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195784
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Machine Gun, Heavy, Air Cooled, Belt Fed, US Army, Steel, Gray, M2,
Browning, .50 Caliber, US, Circa 1944, World War II, SN:
1384471
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Weapon has two wooden handles at rear, perforated barrel jacket.
Barrel has been plugged and cover feed plate spot welded. Butterfly
trigger ahs been removed. Side of receiver is marked "US.SN:
138447/Gvt. Insp/Browning Mg/ .40cal,; M-2, Mfg'd by Kelsey Hayes
Wheel Co. Plymoth, Mich. Patents 1,628.226, RE19-159/1919 242/s,
936, 254/s,110,165/2,101,851.Head of lg. screw near rt.side of bolt
marked 8-8993. Barrel protector is marked 91-2/TEEL.
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65.1" |
84 lbs
|
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202807
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Machine Gun, Heavy, Air Cooled, Chinese Army, Steel, BLACK, Type
57, mm, North Vietnamese, Circa 1950, Korean War, SN: 102304
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Machine gun has four-grooved barrel with flared flash suppressor.
Carrying handle folded on underside of barrel. Two grips on rear of
receiver. Front side is blade-shaped, rear side is leaf. Chinese
characters on top of receiver.
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44" |
30 LBS
|
|
| 11545 |
Machine Gun, Heavy, Ground Mounted, Belt Fed, Soviet Army, Steel,
Olive Drab, DShK-38, Dagtyrev, 14.5mm, Soviet, Circa 1942, World War
II, SN: 6H224
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Gas operated full automatic Dagtyrev design. Has ground sights;
front sight post with ears and rear sight with leaf. The 42 inch
barrel is serrated with a conical flash rider. The Mount is
two-wheeled with three trailing legs with wooden gunners seat.
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62.5" oal
|
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200903
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MACHINE GUN, HEAVY, North Vietnamese Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown,
Type 57, 7.62mm, Chicom, Circa 1958, Vietnam Era, SN: 101870
|
Machine gun has four grooved barrel with flared flash suppressor.
Carrying handle folded on underside of barrel. Two grips on rear of
receiver with grip on right side of receiver. Pivot mount on
underside of receiver. Front sight is bladeshaped, rear sight is
leaf and center sight is circular with four concentric metal
circles. Chinese characters on top of receiver.
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30 lbs
|
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195743
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Machine Gun, Light, Air Cooled, 20-Round Det. Box Magazine, Chinese
Army, Steel/Wood, Brown, VZ26, 7.92mm, Chicom, Circa 1945, World War
II, SN: 220374
|
Wooden stock and carrying handle. Radial tangent sight graduated
from 200 to 1500 meters. Folding bipod whose legs can be extended.
Top rear of receiver has a symbol: two vertical lines inside a
triangle and SN. 20374. Right side of receiver has KULOMET VZ26,
left side of receiver has CESKOSLOVENSKA-ZBROJOVKA, A.S. has a
circle w/a sun inside. Nationalist Chinese markings on BRNO stock.
Metal is rusty and pitted.
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45.5" |
21.28 lbs
|
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200271
|
Machine Gun, Light, Air Cooled, 30-Round Det. Box Magazine,
Enlisted, Man's, British Army, Steel/Wood, Brown/Black/Silver, Mark
1, Bren, .303 Caliber, British, Circa 1943, Mid-20th Century, SN:
AA3843
|
Weapon has long slab sided receiver with long barrel release handle
on left side. Gas regulator forward of attached bipod. Sight is
radial. Stock and grip are wooden as is carrying handle on top. the
bren gun is 45 1/2" long. Magazine: 30-round detachable box. Cyclic
rate: 500rpm. Muzzle velocity: c. 2400fps (731mps).
|
|
24 lbs
|
|
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200272
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MACHINE GUN, Light, Air Cooled, AUTOMATIC, Chicom Army, Metal/Wood,
Black/Brown, Type 58, 7.62mm, Chicom, Circa 1950, Mid-20th Century,
SN: 212818
|
Weapon has metal receiver and jacketed metal barrel. Bipod affixed
to front. Flared flash suppressor at end of barrel. Stock and grip
are wooden. Wood and metal carrying handle on top. Cartridge feed
slot on right side. The weapon is 50 1/2" long. Magazine: 50-round
belt or 47-round drum. Cyclic rate: 650rpm. Muzzle velocity: c.
2755fps (840mps).
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|
28 lbs
|
|
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449762
|
Machine Gun, Light, Air Cooled, Belt Fed, Iraqi Army, Metal, Black,
PKM, Pulemyot Kalashnikov, 7.62mm, Iraqi, Late-20th Century, SN:
GM521
|
The machine gun has a black metal barrel, wooden stock, plastic
grip with bipod legs attached to the front. The stock has a cut out
portion. There is a carrying handle on top of the weapon. There is a
cleaning set in the bipod leg, a chamber brush in the butt trap and
a cleaning set in the buttstock. The barrel is welded and the weld
on the bolt is broken. The barrel has a serial number stamped into
it.
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45.25" x 3.25" x 8.5"
|
19.8 lbs
|
|
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449726
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Machine Gun, Light, Air Cooled, Belt Fed, Iraqi Army, Steel/Wood,
Black, PKM, Pulemyot Kalashnikov, 7.62 x 54mm, Iraqi, Circa 1987,
Late-20th Century, SN: U1651
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The PKM has a black metal barrel, wooden stock and carrying handle.
The grip is plastic. There are bipod legs attached to the weapon.
The stock has a cut out in it. There is a flash suppressor on the
end of the barrel.
|
45.25" x 3.25" x 8.5"
|
19.8 lbs
|
|
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449618
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Machine Gun, Light, Air Cooled, Belt Fed, Iraqi Army, Steel/Wood,
Black, PKM, Pulemyot Kalashnikov, 7.62 X 54mm, Soviet, Circa 1987,
Persian Gulf War (Desert Storm), SN: U-1270
|
The PKM has a black metal barrel, wooden stock and bipod legs on
the front. The stock has a cut out portion. There is a carry handle
attached over the top of the feed tray. The hand grip is made of
wood. There is a flash suppressor on the end of the barrel.
|
45.25" x 3.25" x 8.5"
|
19.8 lbs
|
|
|
200329
|
Machine Gun, Light, Air Cooled, Belt Fed, US Army, Metal, Gray,
M1919A4, Browning, US, World War II, SN: 807525
|
Machine gun is standard Browning M1919 with metal receiver and
barrel. Barrel is jacketed with ventilated jacket. Blade type sight
on front and leaf sight on rear. Weapon rests on tripod.
|
6" x 2" x 40"
|
31 lbs
|
|
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449686
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Machine Gun, Light, Air Cooled, Belt Magizine, Iraqi Army, Metal,
Black, PKM, Pulemet Kalashnikova, 7.62mm, Iraqi, Circa 1988, Persian
Gulf War (Desert Storm), SN: U3658
|
The PKM has a black metal barrel, wooden stock and bipod legs on
the front. The stock has a cut out portion. There is a carry handle
attached over the top of the feed tray that is made of plastic. The
hand grip is made of plastic. There is a flash suppressor on the end
of the barrel.
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45.25" x 3.25" x 8.5"
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19.8 lbs
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200303
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MACHINE GUN, Light, Air Cooled, LONG MAGAZINE, German Army,
Metal/Wood, Black/Brown, ZB26, ZBROJOVKA, 7.92mm, Czechoslovakian,
Circa 1936, Mid-20th Century, SN: 6652
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Machine gun has wooden stock, metal receiver, barrel and bipod.
Magazine feed slot is in top of receiver. Pistol grip is missing.
Machine gun is cammed into locked position by a guilt-up rear
section of the piston/slide assembly, but does not sit on the post.
Knurled section on barrel in front of carrying handle. The ZB26 is
46" x 8 1/2" x 2". Magazine: 30-round detachable box. Cyclic rate:
500rpm. Muzzle velocity: c.2500fps (762mps).
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21 lbs
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200225
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Machine Gun, Light, Air Cooled, Radioactive, Japanese Army,
Metal/Wood, Black/Brown, Type 99, 7.7mm, Japanese, Circa 1939, World
War II, SN: 4032
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Receiver and barrel are metal. Barrel has spiral, ringed pattern
with flash hider on muzzle. Folding rear sight in back of receiver.
At rear end of barrel, carrying handle is attached (also has spiral,
ringed pattern). Grip and stock are wooden. Monopod extends from
bottom of butt stock. Bipod attached to center of barrel.
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42" |
20 lbs
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| 12599 |
Machine Gun, Light, Water Cooled, Belt Fed, German Army,
Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, MG08/15, 7.92mm, German, 1918, World War I,
SN: 7622
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Typical example of the German WWI MG 1908/15. Water cooled 7.92mm
belt feed from drum magazine or standard box. Wood stock and pistol
grip. Bipod on front. Missing some parts and finish is rusted.
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51" x 4.75" x 15"
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31 lbs
|
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200912
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MACHINE GUN, Squad, Det. Box/Drum Magazine, Soviet Army,
Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, RPK, 7.62 X 39mm, Soviet, Circa 1949,
Mid-20th Century, SN: TP101
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Weapon has metal receiver and jacketed metal barrel. Bipod affixed
to front. Flared flash suppressor at end of barrel. Stock and grip
are wooden. Wood and metal carrying handle on top. Cartridge feed
slot on right side. The weapon is 50 1/2" long. Muzzle velocity:
2750fps. Cyclic rate: 650-750rpm
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28 lbs
|
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200911
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MACHINE GUN, Squad, Drum Magazine, North Vietnamese Army,
Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, Type 56, RPD, 7.62mm, Chicom, Circa 1965,
Vietnam Era, SN: 232807
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Weapon has wooden stock, rear grip and forward grip. Receiver is
metal with feed ports on both sides near front. Slot for drum
magazine on bottom. Bipod is attached to end of barrel. Blade sight
on front, leaf on rear. Strap missing. Chinese characters on top of
receiver. The machinegun is 40 1/2" long. Feed: 100-round belt.
Cyclic rate: 650rpm. Muzzle velocity: c.2740fps (835mps).
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8 lbs |
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389228
|
Mortar, (Complete), (with M5 mount), US Army, Steel, Olive Drab,
M2, 60mm, US, 1945, World War II, SN: 56460
|
Muzzle loaded, drop fired mortar, composed of Tube, Bipod and
Baseplate. Leather sleeve on right leg assemble. Traversing screw
broken at end.
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nm |
42 lbs
|
|
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200902
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Mortar, Complete, North Vietnamese Army, Steel, BLACK, Type 63,
60mm, Chicom, Circa 1964, Vietnam Era, SN: 36648
|
Tubular metal barrel is mounted on a flat baseplate. Baseplate has
two concentric ridges. Cylinder attached to top of barrel along with
folding handle. Bipod attached to front. One long rod intersects the
joint of two outward slanting legs and acts as a brace.
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23" x 25"
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30 lbs
|
|
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200909
|
Mortar, Complete, North Vietnamese Army, Steel, Green/Brown, Type
53, 82mm, Chicom, Circa 1964, Mid-20th Century, SN: 130011
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Body of mortar is long, semi-hollow cylinder of metal. At closed
end is metal knob. Bipod attached near center. Has two legs with
tapered ends and ground guards. One leg is braced by another long,
metal pole that extends up through leg joint. At top is ring that
tightens and rotates on cylindrical base. Chain attached.
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4.25" x 52" x 35" x 41"
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80 lbs
|
|
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200915
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Mortar, Complete, US Army, Steel, BROWN, M19, 60mm, US, Circa 1945,
World War II, SN: 1481
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Barrel is semi-hollow (firing mechanism inside) with ball joint at
closed end that fits onto baseplate (missing). Bipod mount attached
at sliding bracket on body. Legs of bipod held together with canvas
strap.
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11.5" x 34"
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20 lbs
|
|
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196996
|
Mortar, North Vietnamese Army, Steel, Olive Green, Type 31, 60mm,
North Vietnamese, Circa 1968, Vietnam Era, SN: 3396
|
Steel olive drab tube, smoothbore, with ball on base that locks
into square baseplate with pinned hinge. Top of base stamped '3396'
with an indistinct arsenal stamp. Steel feet on bottom of base.
Missing bipod, elevation mechanism and cross-level mechanism. Dirty.
Paint chipped. Type 31; 60mm.
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tube): 26.75 x 60mm dia;
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20.2 kg
|
|
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503768
|
Mortar, Tube Only, US Army, Steel, Gray, M30, 4.2", US, 1970,
Late-20th Century, SN: 11577221
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Tube only
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6 ft x 4.2 in
|
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200729
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Mortar, US Army, Steel, Olive Drab, M2, 60MM, US, 1942, World War
II, SN: 11130
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Mortar barrel is cylinder enclosed at one end. At this end is a
metal knob that sits in center of a rectangular baseplate. Near open
end of cylinder is attached a folding bipod. The sight mechanism is
also at this end.
|
12.5 x 32 in.
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29 lbs
|
|
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385772
|
Musket, Flintlock, Conversion, Percussion, US Army, Steel/Wood,
Bright/Brown, M1816 Type II (P1822), .69 Caliber, US, 1835, Civil
War, SN: ARM50647
|
Muzzle loading, percussion musker converted from flintlock.Lock
plate stamped SPRING / FIELD / 1835 to rear of hammer; (eagle) US
forward. Lockplate cut to fit percussion system, some holes filled
in. Reverse side of lock plate stamped o overstamped x, and stamped
78, HE and HC. S stamped on moving parts of mechanism. Buttplate
stamped S at toe. 2-piece trigger guard; bow stamped ZA inside,
guard stamped SP forward of bow. Rear sling swivel cut off. Stock
scratched & chipped; stamped with illegible inspectors mark to rear
of trigger guard. Cutout for trigger guard stamped V, C and C.
Missing 1st and 2nd bands (2nd replaced by Repro; 1st ready to
install), trigger pin & ramrod. Numerals 10 stamped on stock behind
tang. Inverted EF stamped under lock on stock below breech. 41J
stamped on stock under barrel. Inspectors mark JS in circle behind
trigger guard. 1044 painted on stock.
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57 11/16" Overall
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9 lb 15 oz
|
|
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200742
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Pistol, Clip mazagine, Chinese Army, Metal/Plastic, BLACK, TYPE 51,
M19, 7.62mm, Chicom, Circa 1950, Korean War, SN: 14047482
|
The barrel bushing, which is inserted in the front of the slide to
support the barrel and retain the recoil spring, is a heavily forged
bushing with one large hole for the barrel and a small hole below it
in which the steel disk at the end of the recoil spring sits. Handle
is black plastic, missing on one side.
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6" x 4"
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2 lbs |
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449577
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Pistol, Pepperbox, Breechloading, Civilian, Steel/Wood, black,
Sharps & Hankins, .32 Caliber, US, Circa 1874, Late-19th Century,
SN: 11844
|
Breech loading, 4 barrel pepperbox pistol. Grips are wood. Serial
number is stamped on the butt. Circular sideplate on left frame by
hammer screw. Button barrel release on left frame just ahead of
hammer screw.
|
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200960
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Pistol, PERCUSSION, DOUBLE BARREL, Civilian, Steel/Wood,
Black/Brown, .45 Caliber, US, Circa 1850, Mid-19th Century, SN:
353
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Pistol has two, side by side, cylindrical barrels. Trigger guard is
seven eights inches wide and covers two, side by side triggers. Two
curved hammers on top of weapon. Grip is wooden and bag shaped. No
markings.
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7.5" x 3"
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1 lb |
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196074
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Pistol, Select Fire, 10/20 Box Magazine, German Army, Steel/Wood,
Gray/Brown, M1932, 7.63mm, German, Circa 1940, World War II, SN:
7303
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Top of receiver end of barrel has Waffenfabrik, Mauser, Oberndorf A
/ N. Imperial crown below on left, SN 7303 on left side of reciever,
selective button with N-R on left side, Mauser R on let side,
Imperial crown on top of pull slide on right side above wooden
grips. Waffenfabrik mauser, Oberndorf A. Necker, D.R.P.U.A.P.
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11.75" (without stock), 25.5"
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2.93 lbs
|
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197220
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, 10-rd Box Magazine, German Army, Steel/Wood,
Black/Brown, M1912, 7.63mm, German, Circa 1915, World War I, SN:
308800
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Serial #308800 on chamber and rear of receiver. 'Waffenfabrik
Mauser Oberndorf A.N.' on right side of receiver. 'NS on rear of
hammer. Pitting on 95% of surface. Grips worn considerably. Internal
mainspring broken. 2 cracks in wood stock.
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11.75 x 5.5"
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1.93 lbs
|
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196056
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, 10-Round Det. Box Magazine, (Mauser
Broomhandle), German Army, Steel/Wood, Gray/Brown, M1916, 9mm
Parabellum, German, Circa 1916, World War I, SN: 323440
|
Pistol, German Mauser; top receiver end of barrel has Waffenfabrik,
Mauser, Oberndorn A/ N, SN: 323440 top left of receiver, Imperial
eagle and crown on right end of barrel. On end of weapon has
Waffenfabrik, Mauser, Obendorf A / N Eckar-top of pull slide has
440, wooden grip has EWR stamped on it.
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11.75"
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2.93 LBS
|
|
| 8013 |
Pistol, Semiautomatic, 10-Round Det. Box Magazine, (mauser
Broomhandle), German Army, Steel/Wood, Steel/Light Brown, C-96,
7.63mm, German, 1912, World War I, SN: 335822
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Standard Broomhandle Mauser with wooden shoulder stock/holster
attached. Fixed 10 Rd. magazine, 1000 meter tangent sight, ribbed
wooden grips with lanyard ring. Stock can be used as pistol holster
when removed from pistol. Some machining marks visible on frame
recesses.
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12" (BBL 5.5") x
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43 oz |
|
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201801
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, 7-Round Det. Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Plastic, BLACK/BROWN, M1911A1, Colt, .45 Caliber ACP, US,
Circa 1944, Mid-20th Century, SN: 1928645
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Pistol has main spring housing which is arched beyond the line of
the grip portion of the reciever end and is knurled. It has a
shorter trigger than the 1911 and a longer tang. Wide front sight.
Finger clearance cuts on the receiver behind the trigger. Grip is
brown plastic. Spring has been removed on 26 January to make weapon
inoperable. Removed part has been identified and stored in Arms
Room, Rack 01, Shelf D.
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5.5" x 8.25"
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2.31 lbs
|
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370099
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, 7-Round Det. Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Plastic, Gray/Black, M1911A1, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1918,
World War II, SN: 292368
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Modified M1911 Colt .45 ACP pistol Ordnance Department updated for
World War II with brown checkered plastic grips checkered arched
mainspring housing with lanyard loop, slim hammer spur. Gray
phosphate finish overall.
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193334
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, 7-Round Det. Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Plastic, Gray/Brown, M1911A1, .45 Caliber ACP, US, 1943, World
War II, SN: 925834
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M1911A1 has the M1911 hammer. Patent dates and maker on left side
of slide. United States Property, serial No. and Dates on right
below slide. Lanyard D-ring on bottom, safety grip, clip release is
button rear of trigger. Long trigger knarled.
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7.5 (slide) x 4.12" (handle
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2 lbs 5 oz
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384460
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, 7-Round Det. Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Plastic, Parkarized/Black, M1911, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa
1943, World War II, SN: 962573
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Magaziner fed, recoil operatedsemiautomatic pistol. STAMPED ON
RIGHT SIDE OF FRAME ABOVE TRIGGER GUARD: "UNITED STATES PROPERTY
M1911A1 / No 962573 S A"; PLASTIC GRIPS. A-21 painted on riht front
of slide. Faint Ordnance cartouche right side of frame near grip.
Numeral, 6, stamped on top of frame, right side of magazine well.
Letters P, F stamped on opposite side of barrel link mount. FJA
stamped below slide stop. Letter P stamped at magazine catch. 75
painted on lkeft grip. ITHACA GUN CO INC / ITHACA NY stamped on left
side of slide. Small Ordnance cartouche at firing pin channel.
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nm |
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589684
|
Pistol, Semiautomatic, 7-Round Det. Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Wood, Blued/Brown, M1911, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1914,
Early-20th Century, SN: 73133
|
Standard M1911 automatic pistol as issued in 1914. Has early
magazine with ring. Wood grips. Some pitting on slide. Finish worn.
Barrel shows some errosion.
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8 3/4" x 5 3/4 x 1 3/8
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2 lbs 6 oz
|
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196961
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, 7-Round Det. Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Wood, Blued/Brown, M1911, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1920,
Early-20th Century, SN: 529163
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Standard 1911 design with blue finish and diamond checkered wood
grips. Colt patent data on left side of slide. Stamped on the left
side of the slide is the colt logo of a horse standing on his back
legs. To the right of the horse is ?COLT?S P.T.F.A. MFG CO/
HARTFORD, CT, U.S.A.?. Right side of slide marked "MODEL OF 1911
U.S. ARMY". Right side of frame marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY/ NO.
529163". Light to moderate wear on slide, frame and grip straps.
Overall nice condition for age. Missing firing pin and magazine.
There is a metal lanyard ring on the butt of the pistol. Stamped on
the butt is ?COLT/ 45 AUTO?.
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8.5" x 5"
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2.5 LBS
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589689
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, 7-Round Det. Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Wood, Blued/Brown, M1911A1, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1940,
World War II, SN: 1986533
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Standard M1911A1 automatic pistol as issued in 1914. Wood grips.
Made by Remington-Rand Corp.
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8 3/4" x 5 3/4 x 1 3/8
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2 lbs 6 oz
|
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196999
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, 7-Round Det. Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Wood, Gray/Brown, M1911, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1917,
World War I, SN: 588045
|
Colt data on left side of slide. Right side marked 'Model of 1911
U.S. Army'. Right side of frame marked US Property No. 588045.
Missing firing pin and magazine. Light storage wear.
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8.5" x 5"
|
2.7 lbs
|
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203015
|
Pistol, Semiautomatic, 8-Round Det. Box Magazine, German Army,
Steel/Wood, Black, P08, Luger, 9mm Parabellum, German, Circa 1940,
World War II, SN: 3660
|
Recoil semi-automatic pistol is 9 mm parabellum. Uses an 8-round
detachable box magazine. Blade front sight and v-notch in rear
sight. Black, plastic stock. Magazine attached.
|
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2.13 lbs
|
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589685
|
Pistol, Semiautomatic, 8-Round Det. Box Magazine, German Army,
Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, P08, Luger, 9mm Parabellum, German, 1939,
World War II, SN: 665
|
Standard issue pistol with wood grips and plastic magazine end
piece. Retains 75% bluing and shows normal wear.
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2 lbs |
2 lbs |
|
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200966
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, 8-Round Det. Box Magazine, Japanese Army,
Steel/Wood, BLACK/BROWN, Type 14, Nambu, 8mm, Japanese, 1944, World
War II, SN: 24735
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Pistol has manual safety and fixed sight. Trigger guard is
enlarged. Cocking knob is round with coarse knurling. Grip is
serrated mahogany. Fixed lanyard under cocking knob. On left side of
receiver is "Type 14" in Japanese. On right is manufacturer's
symbol, serial number and below is production date.
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9" |
9 lbs |
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504233
|
Pistol, Semiautomatic, 8-Round Det. Box Magazine, Japanese Army,
Steel/Wood, black/brown, Type 14, Nambu, 8mm, Japanese, Circa 1944,
World War II, SN: 71849
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Mid to late war Type 14 pistol with large trigger guard.Flat slab
wood grips. Aluminum magazine SN to match gun.99% finish.
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9" x 6" x 1"
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2 Lbs.
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196057
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, General Officer's, US Army, Steel/Plastic,
Gray/Brown, Colt Hammerless, .380 Caliber, US, Circa 1943, World War
II, SN: 136193
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Colt pistol; left side of slide has stamped Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg.
Co. Hartford, CT USA patented April 20, 1887, December 22, 1903, at
butt end has horse on rear legs (Colt R) SN. 136193 is on left side
of frame looks like a U.S. Ordinance mark on left rear butt. Right
side has Colt Automatic, Calibre .380, hammerless, U.S. property on
front of slide below barrel has an alignment arrow pointing to rear.
(This has to do with assy / dissassy) The #13 appears on right front
of trigger gd. Silver colt medallion appears on both grips also note
2ADM -637 A and B 2ADM-W-0264, both state this weapon once had a
holster, however, holster has not been found as of this date, 21
June 1984.
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6.75" |
1.5 lbs
|
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200275
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Pistol, Semiautomatic, US Army, Metal/Plastic, Black/Brown,
M1911A1, .45 Caliber, US, Circa 1943, Mid-20th Century, SN:
430780
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Pistol receiver carries magazine in butt and has ribs machined on
top for easier slide manipulation. Abuttment just forward of the
trigger guard to prevent slide from running back. Slide is fitted
onto receiver from the front. External hammer and large, square butt
with flat, checkered grips.
|
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3 lbs |
|
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202062
|
Reciever, CARBINE, Semi-Automatic, US Army, Metal, Dark Gray, M1,
.30 Caliber, US, 1944, Mid-20th Century, SN: 6410307
|
Rear end of receiver is rectangular with adjustable, calibrated
sight. Opening in center of rectangular portion (sliding bolt
missing). Extending from this is a cylindrical barrel with sight at
muzzle end. Two-thirds of way down is metal band that fits onto
receiver housing. Manufacturer's information on top.
|
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2.44 lbs
|
|
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193331
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Revolver, Double Action, 6-Round, US Army, Steel/Wood, Blued/Brown,
M1917, Colt Army, .45 Caliber, US, 1918, World War I, SN:
141484
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Heavy-frame double-action six shot revolver, blued. Finish is
rough. Approximately 95% of original finish remains. Grips are of
plain walnut. Lanyard loop in butt. Chambered for .45 ACP ctg with
half-moon clips.
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5.5 (bbl), 12" (overall leng
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2 lbs 3 oz
|
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200313
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Revolver, Double-Action, 6-Round, US Army, Metal/rubber, BLACK,
M1908, Army Special Model, .38 Caliber, US, Circa 1920, Early-20th
Century, SN: 393086
|
Weapon has metal frame with clockwise rotating cylinder. Fixed
sight at end of barrel. Colt Army Special 38, on side of barrel.
Patent dates on top. Grips are checkered plastic with rearing horse
(Colt) emblem at top of each grip.
|
11" x 5" x 1.5"
|
2.5 lbs
|
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202949
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Revolver, Percussion, Single Action, 6-Round, US Army, Steel/Wood,
Grey/Brown, M1860, Colt New Army, .44 Caliber, US, 1863, Civil War,
SN: 133373
|
Colt Model 1860 Army revolver. The pistol is a single action
percussion revolver. It is a 44 caliber, 6-shot rebated cylinder
with an 8" barrel and a creeping style loading lever. Grips of two
pieces of walnut with a steel backstrap. The trigger guard is brass.
Casehardened frame, hammer, and lever; remained blued. The frame has
only three screws and there are no cuts for a shoulder stock. The
loading lever is a replacement and is short. Otherwise has matching
serial numbers. Serial numbers are stamped on the trigger guard, on
the frame and on the butt. There are words stamped into the barrel.
The piece has been cleaned and free of oxidation, but shows old
pitting. The grips have some minor scratches.
|
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3 lbs |
|
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200310
|
Revolver, Percussion, Single-Action, Civilian, Steel/Wood,
Grey/Brown, M1849, Colt Pocket, .31 Caliber, US, 1852, Mid-19th
Century, SN: 44313
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Standard Colt, six shot revolver. Has a hold up scene etched on
cylinder. Plain brass trigger guard and backstraps. Polished wood
grip.
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10" x 3"
|
1.69 lbs
|
|
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622325
|
Revolver, Single Action, 6-Round, US Army, Steel/Wood, Black,
M1873, Colt Army, .45 Caliber, US, Circa 1973, Late-19th Century,
SN: 69334SA
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6 round, single action, 45 Caliber Army revolver. Barrel is 7.5
inches. There is manufacturer's marks on the top and side of the
barrel. Front site is a plain flat blade with a rounded front edge.
The top strap is flat and the backsite notch runs along it. There is
an ejector rod on the right lower side of the barrel. The hammer is
large and curved. It has a checked pattern. Butt has two piece,
black plastic grips. The grips are checked with the rearing colt at
the top and the eagle with shield on the bottom. Serial number is
stamped in front of the trigger guard. Manufacturer's stamp on the
left side under the cylinder. Overall the blueing is worn in some
places, there are some minor scratches.
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|
|
| 8026 |
Rifle, Automatic, Browning, US Army, Steel/Wood/Plastic,
Gray/Brown/Black, M1918A2, .30 Caliber, US, Circa 1942, World War
II, SN: 521342
|
Browning automatic with walnut forearm, black bakelite buttstock,
and steel receiver and barrel with phosphate gray finish. Folding
bipod attached to front of barrel.
|
47.9 x 9"
|
19 lbs 7oz
|
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200361
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Rifle, Automatic, US Army, Wood/Steel, Brown/Black, M1903A4, .30
Caliber, US, 1943, Mid-20th Century, SN: 3426276
|
Bolt action sniper rifle with wood stock. Receiver is steel and has
downward-curving bolt handle on right side. The bolt handle is
altered in shape (cut out) to provide clearance for a scope. This
rifle has the "scant" version of the grip stock. The forestock is
two pieces. Stock is scratched and knicked. Three steel sling loops
on underside. On top of receiver is a permanent steel bar to which a
telescopic sight can be mounted. Various manufacturer's marks in
several places.
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43.5" |
8 lbs |
|
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449554
|
Rifle, Bolt Action, Short Magazine, British Army, Steel/Wood,
Brown, No.1 Mark III, Lee Enfield, .303 Caliber, British, 1918,
World War I, SN: 27645
|
Bolt action rifle with wood stock. Buttstock is separate from
forestock and has a two piece handguard. Buttstock is labeled for
size on the underside. Muzzle is flush with rifle, bayonet stud
protrudes past muzzle. Ears, bayonet lug, and bayonet stud are all
one piece. Bolt is turned down and there is a bridge over the bolt
that provides guides for clips ammunition. Buttplate is brass with a
hidden compartment. Wood is scratched and gouged. There are various
markings in several places.
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44.5" |
8.62 lbs
|
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200334
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Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, (Pedersen altered), (Pedersen
Altered), US Army, Steel/Wood, BROWN/BLACK, M1903 Mark I, .30
Caliber, US, Circa 1919, Early-20th Century, SN: 1086951
|
An M1903 bolt action magazine rifle altered as part of the Pederson
Project at the Springfield Armory. The original stock has been
replaced with a wooden pistol grip-type stock with a wooden forward
handguard. There is a standard turn-down bolt with dual locking
lugs. On the left side of the receiver, a port has been cut for
insertion of the Pederson device. There is a bayonet lug on ther
bottom of the forward barrel band. The front sight is blade type,
there rear sight has a leaf type aperture and is forward of the
receiver. (There is no sling).
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8.56 lbs
|
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449556
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Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, Japanese Army, Steel/Wood, Brown,
Type 38, Arisaka, 6.5mm, Japanese, Circa 1922, Early-20th Century,
SN: 94750
|
Japanese bolt action rifle. Rifle is steel with wood stock. Stock
has several gouges and knicks. Buttstock is two piece separated
horizontally. Steel buttplate. Front sight is barley corn type with
protecting ears and the rear sight is leaf type. Top of receiver is
loose. There is a dust cover on top of the receiver that slides
forward when the bolt is manipulated. Cleaning rod is missing. Two
steel sling loops, one under the forestock and one under the
buttstock. Chrysanthemum engraved on the top front of the
receiver.
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50.2" |
9.25 lbs
|
|
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200962
|
Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, Japanese Army, Steel/Wood,
Brown/Black, Type 38, 6.5mm, Japanese, Circa 1925, World War II, SN:
1000731
|
Japanese bolt action rifle. Rifle is steel with wood stock. Stock
has several gouges and knicks. Buttstock is two piece separated
horizontally. Bottom piece is loose. Steel buttplate. Trigger guard
is loose. Top half of the forestock is loose as are the steel bands.
Cracks on both sides of the stock starting at the rear of the
trigger. Front sight is barley corn type with protecting ears and
the rear sight is leaf type. Two steel sling loops, one under the
forestock and one under the buttstock. The front one is stuck and
will not move. Muzzle is loose. Cleaning rod attached to under side
of barrel. Chrysanthemum design and characters signifying Type 38
etched on top of receiver.
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50" |
9.25 lbs
|
|
|
450033
|
Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, North Vietnamese Army, Steel/Wood,
Brown, Mle 1936, MAS, 7.5mm, Vietnamese, Vietnam Era, SN:
69508
|
The rifle is a bolt action with a internal magizine well.The barrel
is encased in wood the stock is missing from this weapon. The barrel
extends out of the forestock 4.5".
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29.75" x 4.5" x 1.75"
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7.5 lbs
|
|
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200341
|
Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, Short, Japanese Army, Steel/Wood,
Black/Brown, Type 99, 7.7mm, Japanese, Circa 1944, World War II, SN:
85411
|
Type 99 short rifle has lacquered wood stock. Rifle has turn bolt
system of operation. Feed device is five round non-detachable,
staggered row box magazine. Front site is barley corn with
protecting ears. Rear sight is leaf with Anti-aircraft lead arms.
Wood is very scratched and nicked. There are steel sling loops on
the left side, one mid forestock and one on the buttstock. Smooth,
steel, buttstock. Bayonet lug under the base of the barrel.
Chrysanthemum and Japanese characters on the top front of receiver.
Number 0201 painted on underside of buttstock. Monopod is
missing.
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44" |
8 lbs |
|
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200340
|
Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, Take-Down, Japanese Army, Steel/Wood,
Black/Brown, Type 99 Type 2, 7.7mm, Japanese, Circa 1943, World War
II, SN: 1047
|
The rifle is steel with a wood stock. It has turn bolt system of
operation. The feed device is a five-round non-detachable, staggered
row box magazine. The front sight is a barley corn type with
protecting ears. The rear sight is a leaf type. There is a steel
buttplate. The stock has several knicks, dents and scratches in the
wood. The sling attachment loops are on the left side. The rifle can
be taken apart at the center (junction of barrel and receiver).
There is a bayonet lug under barrel behind the muzzle.
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48.5" |
8 lbs |
|
|
200296
|
Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, US Army, Steel/Wood, BLACK/BROWN,
M1896, Krag-Jorgensen, .30 Caliber, US, Circa 1896, Late-19th
Century, SN: 61296
|
A bolt action rifle with oil finished walnut stock. The stock
extends forward as the forestock. There are finger grooves in both
sides of the stock (the stock has some scratches and gouges). There
is a steel buttplate with flip-up cover for the storage compartment.
There is a white painted stripe on the buttplate. The rifle has a
steel receiver with bolt handle on the right side. There is
manufacturer's info stamped into the left side of the receiver. The
rear sight is mounted in the center of the upper portion of the
forestock. There is a stacking loop on the forward barrel band under
the bayonet lug and two sling swivals, one mounted under the
buttstock and one attached to the middle barrel band. The front
sight is a blade type and the rear sight is a leaf type.
|
49.25" x 4.25"
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9 lbs |
|
|
200784
|
Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, US Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown,
M1903, .30 Caliber, US, 1934, Early-20th Century, SN: 1485466
|
A bolt action rifle with walnut stock. The stock extends forward
forming the lower portion of the forestock. The surface of the stock
has been lacquered and has a hard shiny finish. There are stamps in
the stock on the left side, behind the trigger guard and in front of
the magazine well. Steel buttstock has simple check pattern. There
is a hinged cover for the storage hole. The receiver is steel with a
curved turn-down bolt handle on the right side. There is a cutoff
switch on the left side of the receiver with a first type lettering
(w/serifs). The safety lock thumbpiece has the second variation
lettering (w/o serifs). Manufacturer's markings are stamped into the
receiver behind rear sight and in front of the receiver opening. The
markings are the third variation. The rear sight is a leaf type. The
upper portion of the forestock is a separate piece of wood held on
with one barrel band. The bayonet lug is part of the upper band. It
is stamped with the letter H indicating it has been hardened. The
front sight is a hooded post type. The barrel is stamped behind the
front sight post. There is a black leather sling attached to the
rifle. There is a bolt missing from the front band. The sling is a
Model 1907. The leather is cracked in several places.
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43" x 3.5"
|
9 lbs |
|
|
195921
|
Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, US Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown,
M1903A3, .30 Caliber, US, Circa 1942, World War II, SN:
4164548
|
Rifle M1903A3. Stamped metal bands in front of the handguard and at
the end of the barrel with sling swivels underneath and underneath
the stock are sling swivels but the weapon does not have a sling.
Wooden stock with a metal buttplate and trapdoor. Underneath the
barrel is a lug for a bayonet. Aperture rear sight. Behind bolt is
saftey lever, when pushed to the left it reads "READY" and can be
fired and when pushed to the right it reads "SAFE" and cannot be
fired. Top of receiver marked "U.S./ REMINGTON/ MODEL 03-A3/
4164548". The end of barrel (behind front sight) is marked with
"RA/an ordnance symbol/ 10-43". Stamped on the left side of the
stock is "FJA" and "RA-WL". Under the receiver are manufacturer's
marks an 8 inside a circle, 21 inside a circle, 25 inside a square
and 71 inside a triangle. Under the stock is a P inside a
circle.
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43.5" OAL
|
8 lbs |
|
|
195920
|
Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, US Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown,
M1903A3, .30 Caliber, US, Circa 1942, World War II, SN:
4814454
|
Stock has a metal buttplate with trap door. Two metal bands with
sling swivels encircle the barrel and on the bottom of the stock is
a sling swivel which has a leather sling attatched. Rear sight is
aperature on ramp and left of the bolt is a metal lever. When the
lever is pushed forward the safety is on and when it is pulled back
the rifle can be fired. Under the barrel is a bayonet lug. Below the
bolt on the left side is "CSAA" and on the left side of the stock is
"OG". Top of receiver marked "U.S./ Smith-Corona/ MODEL 03-A3/
4814454" end of barrel (behind front sight) is marked with an
ordnance symbol and SC 1043.
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43.5" OAL
|
8 lbs |
|
| 12442 |
Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, US Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown,
M1917, .30 Caliber, US, Circa 1918, World War I, SN: 633844
|
The bolt has been welded shut. This arm is a relic at this point
and should be replaced when possible.
|
46.5" x
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9 lbs10 oz
|
|
| 11537 |
Rifle, Magazine, Bolt Action, US Army, Steel/Wood, Gray/Brown,
M1903A3, .30 Caliber, US, Circa 1943, World War II, SN:
3710202
|
M1903A3 bolt action rifle with five round magazine. Wood stock and
handguard, Stamped steel furnature and stamped adjustable rear sight
afixed to the back of the receiver. Finish and stock good
overall.
|
43.5" oal bbl .24"
|
8 lbs |
|
|
200300
|
Rifle, Magazine, Bolt-Action, Soviet Army, Steel/Wood, BLACK/BROWN,
M1891/30, Mosin-Nagant, 7.62mm, Soviet, Circa 1930, Early-20th
Century, SN: 216528
|
Bolt action rifle with lacquered wood stock. Forestock is two
pieces held together with steel bands. Wood is scratched, gouged and
slightly discolored. Bolt assembly is silver steel. Reciever housing
is rounded. Front sight is a hooded post. Rear sight is tangent type
and is sighted in meters. Steel buttplate. There are sling holes in
the forestock and buttstock. Various manufacterer's marks.
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48.5" |
8.5 lbs
|
|
|
200324
|
Rifle, Magazine, Semiautomatic, Experimental, US Army, Steel/Wood,
BLACK/BROWN, T44E4, .30 Caliber, US, Circa 1955, Mid-20th Century,
SN: 1158
|
This weapon has a dark, polished, wood stock, hand guard and barrel
cover. The wood has very few scratches. The upper forestock has some
cracks. The buttplate is steel with a hidden compartment. There is a
flash suppressor at the muzzle of the barrel and a bayonet lug under
the barrel. There are sling swivals under the butt stock and under
the forearm. The front sight is alade type with protective ears and
there is an adjustable rear sight with aperture.
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34.3" |
8.44 lbs
|
|
|
200910
|
Rifle, Recoiless, North Vietnamese Army, Steel, BLACK, Type 36,
57mm, Chicom, Mid-20th Century, SN: 4350537
|
Weapon is long, cylindrical barrel that flares slightly at one end.
Near center are various metal attachments that include a fastener,
grip and trigger.
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12" x 59"
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40 lbs
|
|
|
196085
|
Rifle, Select Fire, 20-Round Det. Box Magazine, US Army,
Steel/Wood/Fiber, Black/Brown, M14, 7.62mm NATO, US, Circa 1960,
Mid-20th Century, SN: 991894
|
Wooden stock with a metal buttplate and trapdoor. Buttplate has a
metal shoulder rest that flips up. Under the stock and handguard are
sling swivels. There is no sling or magazine. The upper handguard is
brown plastic. Top of the bolt assembly is "7790186/ HRT A19/ BYZ".
Rear of the receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE/ 7.62MM M14/ H & R ARMS
CO/ 991894".
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44.25"
|
8.7 lbs
|
|
|
200963
|
Rifle, Select Fire, 30-Round Det. Box Magazine, German Army,
Steel/Wood, Black, MP43, 7.92mm Short, German, Circa 1943, World War
II, SN: 7245/44
|
Wood buttstock has a sling strap hole through it. The end has
ridges. The corners have steel plates screwed on. Wood is darkening
in places. The wood is scratched and gouged. There is an
approximately 2 in crack towards the front of the stock. The stock
is very loose in the reciever. There is minor rust on the left sided
of the weapon. There are numbers stamped on the receiver. Right side
has minor rust and lots of pitting. The grip is screwed on - wood
with angled ridge. One rear sight post and a covered front sight
post. Top of stock has spring loaded cap covering hole.
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7" x 37"
|
10 lbs
|
|
|
419589
|
Rifle, Select Fire, 30-Round Det. Box Magazine, German Army,
Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, MP44(StG44), 7.92mm Short, German, 1944,
World War II, SN: 9859
|
A steel weapon with a simple wooden stock. The weapon's frame and
gas cylinder are made from stampings. The pistol grips are very
similar the those of the MP40 sub- machine gun. The stock has a
small storage compartment built into its top and a slot milled near
the center to allow the leather sling to pass through it. The front
sight ramp is missing and the chamber has been welded to prevent
firing. The weapon has a brown leather sling which is about 48
inches long and 15/16 of an inch wide. The nomenclature is stamped
into the receiver just below the slot for the charging handle,
directly above the safety. The serial number and year of manufacture
are stamped into the receiver directly above the magazine
well.
|
37" oal x 16.5"
|
11.5 lbs
|
|
|
196010
|
Rifle, Select Fire, 30-Round Det. Box Magazine, German Army,
Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, MP44(StG44), 7.92mm Short, German, Circa
1945, World War II, SN: 7413
|
Gas operated, selective fire weapon with wood shoulder stock. Has
magazine, flip up tangent sight graduated to 800 meters and no
sling. On the right side of the barrel is a sling swivel and an oval
hole in the stock for a sling. The left side of the receiver has a
thumb safety marked with an "S" and "F". The bolt handle is on the
left side. Metal pistol grip has black plastic covering. On the left
side above the magazine well is "7413 af/ 45". Left side receiver
stamped "StG 44/ 7413 af/ 45". The bottom of the receiver is stamped
with an eagle of Nazi Germany. Finish worn in spots, several areas
of old pitting. Nice internal condition.
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37" |
9.75 lbs
|
|
|
195999
|
Rifle, Select Fire, 30-Round Det. Box Magazine, German Army,
Steel/Wood, Brown/Black, MP43, 7.92mm Short, German, 1944, World War
II, SN: 1362F
|
Gas operated, selective fire weapon with wood shoulder stock. Has
flip up tangent sight graduated to 800 meters, but no sling or
magazine. On the right side of the barrel is a sling swivel and the
stock has a hole for a sling. The left side of the receiver has a
thumb safety marked with an "S" and "F". The metal pistol grips have
a wooden covering. Most of original finish gone, many brown areas
with moderate to heavy wear. Bolt that retains stock in receiver is
missing. Left side receiver stamped "MP43" and on the left side on
the magazine well is "1362f/ 44". On the bottom of the receiver is
the eagle of Nazi Germany followed by "COS/ fxo/ 2". The metal is
pitted, rusty, and scratched and the wood is scratched.
|
36.75"
|
9.75 lbs
|
|
|
200725
|
Rifle, Select Fire, 30-Round Det. Box Magazine, North Vietnamese
Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, Type 56 (AK47/AKM), 7.62 X 39mm,
North Vietnamese, Circa 1960, Vietnam Era, SN: 8412317
|
Weapon has steel, milled, receiver and barrel with wood forestodck,
buttstock and pistol grip. Wood is scratched and gouged. Steel
buttplate with hidden compartment. Front sight is hooded post type
and rear is tangent. Gas tube has four horizontal holes. There is a
large selector lever on right side of receiver. Bayonet and cleaning
rod are missing.
|
|
9 lbs |
|
|
200298
|
Rifle, Select Fire, 30-Round Det. Box Magazine, Viet Cong,
Steel/Wood, BROWN/BLACK, Type 56 (AK47/AKM), 7.62 X 39mm, North
Vietnamese, Vietnam Era, SN: 11050707
|
Weapon has steel, milled, receiver and barrel with wood forestock,
buttstock and pistol grip. Wood is scratched and gouged. Steel
buttplate with hidden compartment. Front sight is hooded post type
and rear is tangent. Gas tube has four horizontal holes. There is a
large selector lever on right side of receiver. Bayonet and cleaning
rod are missing. Selector lever markings are not Chinese
characters.
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34.25"
|
9 lbs |
|
|
200898
|
Rifle, Select Fire, 30-Round Det. Box Magazine, Viet Cong,
Steel/wood, Gray/Brown, Type 56, M22, AK, 7.62 x 39mm, North
Vietnamese, Circa 1960, Mid-20th Century, SN: 12080037
|
Gun has wooden stock, rear grip and forward frame. Has a sliding
bolt on right side and a bayonet attached to front. Has curved
cartridge clip attached on underside, near front.
|
34.25"
|
9.5 lbs
|
|
|
449628
|
Rifle, Select Fire, Folding Stock, 30-Round Det. Box Magazine,
Iraqi Army, Steel/Plastic, Black, Type 56-1(AKS-47/AKMS), 7.62 X
39mm, Chicom, Circa 1988, Persian Gulf War (Desert Storm), SN:
27002849
|
The weapon has a folding stock made of metal. There is no bayonet
stub on the weapon . The hand grip and forestock is made of wood and
is brown in color. The magizine is missing.The rear sight is a leaf
sight from 100 meters to 800 meters. The front sight is closed.
There are four holes on each side of the gas tube. There are sling
mounts on the left side of the weapon above the pistol grip and one
on the left side half way up the barrel.
|
34.5" x 7.25" x 1.5"
|
9.7 lbs
|
|
|
195769
|
Rifle, Select Fire, Folding Stock, 30-Round Det. Box Magazine,
North Korean Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, Type 58 (AKMS),
Kalashnikov, 7.62 X 39mm, North Korean, Circa 1955, Mid-20th
Century, SN: 1L54250
|
This North Korean copy of a Soviet AK-47 has the star with circle
on left side of breech, in front of selector switch is North Korean
marking for automatic or semi-automatic fire. On the left side of
the receiver and barrel are sling swivels with an OD canvas sling
attached. RIfle has a metal buttplate with a trap door; wooden
stock, pistol grip and foregrip. Wood is chipped and worn. Bottom of
the foregrip is missing. Flip up rear tangent sight graduated to 800
meters. SN. 2L54250 on left side of breech, on end of breech
#06172.
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34.25"
|
10.58 lbs
|
|
|
200897
|
Rifle, Select Fire, Folding Stock, 30-Round Det. Box Magazine, Viet
Cong, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, Type 56-1(AKS-47/AKMS), 7.62mm, North
Vietnamese, Circa 1960, Mid-20th Century, SN: 3007910
|
Weapon has steel, milled, receiver with wood forestock and pistol
grip. Wood is worn, scratched and gouged. Cleaning rod is missing.
There is hole in the right side fot he receiver, above and forward
of the trigger. The gas tube has four horizontal holes. Buttstock is
steel, folding type. Front sight is hooded post type and rear sight
is tangent type. Stock is folding metal frame type. Chinese arsenal
markings receiver. Former ID numbers painted in white in front of
the mag well.
|
34.25"
|
9 lbs |
|
|
195648
|
Rifle, Semiautomatic, 10-Round Det. Box Magazine, German Army,
Steel/Wood, Reddish-Bronze/Brown, G43 (K43), 7.92mm, German, 1943,
World War II, SN: 454
|
Rifle has a metal buttplate and flip up tangent sight graduated to
1200 meters. On the left side of the barrel is a sling swivel and a
hole is bored into the stock for a sling, there is no sling. Stamped
on the left side of the receiver is "G43 454 ac43". Metal parts
brown and reddish-brown color. Brown, laminated stock. Missing
magazine, muzzle nut and cleaning rod. Completely functional. Heavy
wear overall.
|
44" OAL
|
10 lbs
|
|
|
200803
|
Rifle, Semiautomatic, 20-Round Det. Box Magazine, British Army,
Steel/Wood, Brown/Gray, L1A1, 7.62mm NATO, British, Circa 1960,
Mid-20th Century, SN: A122245
|
Semi-automatic rifle has steel receiver and barrel with long flash
suppressor. The forestock, buttstock, and pistol grip are wood.
Steel buttplate with hidden compartment. The wood has a few minor
scratches. The forestock has oval air holes. The receiver has safety
switch on left side. Folding carrying handle is attached to top of
receiver. Barrel is twenty-three inches long and is covered over
half its length. Bayonet lug under barrel. There is a small dent
with discoloration near the ejection port on the right side of the
receiver. Bolt has angled grooves cut into it to collect dirt. 1CD
78.1978 B is the magazine. It is rectangular and spring loaded. It
has scratches where it is inserted into weapon.
|
5" x 44"
|
10 lbs
|
|
|
200325
|
Rifle, Semiautomatic, 20-Round Det. Box Magazine, Enlisted, US
Army, Steel/Plastic, Black/Gray, M16, 5.56mm, US, Circa 1960,
Vietnam Era, SN: 058922
|
Weapon has plastic stock with plastic handguard/barrel cover.
Receiver group is metal with carrying handle attached at top.
Plastic grip directly below receiver. Forward of this is trigger and
trigger guard. Forward of the trigger guard is the magazine slot.
Canvas strap attached to loops at front and back of rifle. The rifle
is marked on trigger guard with 1CD 78.279 A and the 20 Rd. Magazine
is marked 1CD 78.279 B on the feeder.
|
9" x 36"
|
6.5 lbs
|
|
|
197001
|
Rifle, Semiautomatic, 8-rd Clip, US Army, Steel/Wood, Parkerized
Gray/Brown, M1, Garand, .30 Caliber, US, Circa 1946, Mid-20th
Century, SN: 5288956
|
Firing pin, extractor pin, spring and extractor missing. Complete
with all parts. Light storage wear. Has web sling. Markings same
except Serial No. is 5288956. Minor wear. No sling.
|
43.6" OA
|
9.6 lbs
|
|
|
197000
|
Rifle, Semiautomatic, 8-rd Clip, US Army, Steel/Wood, Parkerized
Gray/Brown, M1, Garand, .30 Caliber, US, Circa 1946, Mid-20th
Century, SN: 5841189
|
Firing pin, extractor pin, spring and extractor missing. Top rear
of receiver marked " Marked 'US Rifle Cal. 30 M1 Springfield Armory
5841189'. Top of bolt marked '6528287-SA A15'.. Complete with all
parts. Light storage wear. Has web sling.
|
43.6" long
|
9.6 lbs
|
|
|
200323
|
Rifle, Semiautomatic, Enlisted, Man's, US Army, Steel/Wood,
BLACK/BROWN, M1, Garand, .30 Caliber, US, Circa 1956, Mid-20th
Century, SN: 813921
|
Rifle bolt face permanently welded. Has 24 inch barrel with four
grooves and right-hand twist. Has wooden stock with receiver group
recessed into wooden housing. Two sights, one at end of barrel and
the other at the end of the receiver. Canvas strap missing. Bottom
half of wooden housing darker color than top.
|
43.5" |
9.5 lbs
|
|
|
200211
|
Rifle, Semiautomatic, Enlisted, Man's, US Army, Steel/Wood,
Brown/Black/Olive Drab/Green, M1, Garand, .30 Caliber, US, Circa
1945, Mid-20th Century, SN: 657114
|
Rifle has wooden stock and receiver housing. Stock has metal butt
plate. Sliding bolt on right side of receiver. Leaf type sight in
rear. Blade type sight on barrel. Strap is canvas. "US Rifle, cal.
.30 M1, Springfield Armory, 657114", on top of receiver.
|
5" x 42.5"
|
10.5 lbs
|
|
|
203018
|
Rifle, Semiautomatic, US Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, M1, Garand,
.30 Caliber, North Vietnamese, Circa 1956, Vietnam Era, SN:
2982597
|
Rifle has wooden stock with recessed steel receiver. Has two
sights, one at end of barrel, the other at end of receiver. Stock
has several knicks and scratches. Forestock is chipped under the
barrel. Top of forestock has a crack. Manufacturer's info and serial
number engraved behind rear sight. Canvas strap is attached to
underside of weapon.
|
|
9 LBS |
|
|
599756
|
Rifle, Sniper, Magazine, Bolt Action, US Army, Steel/Wood,
Gray/Brown, M1903A4, M1903A4, .30 Caliber, US, Circa 1943, World War
II, SN: 3414910
|
M1903A4 bolt action rifle with five round magazine. Wood stock and
handguard, Stamped steel furnature. Redfield scope mount installed.
No front sight. Finish and stock good overall.
|
43.5" oal bbl .24"
|
8 lbs |
|
|
571518
|
Rifle, Trapdoor, US Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, M1866, Allin's
Alteration, .50 Caliber, US, 1866, Late-19th Century, SN:
ARM51142
|
Typical example of Second Allens conversion of the standard M1864
riflemusket. Generaly light rust throught. Ramrod missing.
|
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9 lbs.
|
|
| 8023 |
Shotgun, Magazine, Pump-Action, US Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown,
M1897, 12 Gauge, US, Circa 1917, World War I, SN: 689833
|
Winchester Model 1897 slide action shotgun with exposed hammer,
walnut buttstock and forearm. Modified for military use by addition
of extended tube magazine, ventilated steel handguard, and bayonet
lug for M1917 Enfield bayonet.
|
40" x 7"
|
5 lbs |
|
|
200761
|
Sling, Rifle, US Army, Canvas/metal, OLIVE DRAB/GREEN/BLACK, M1,
US, Circa 1943, World War II
|
On one end of strap is a metal hook and a buckle. At other end is a
metal cover and near the center is a device for adjusting the length
of the strap.
|
1.25" x 44"
|
6 oz |
|
|
201201
|
Sling, Rifle, US Army, Cotton Web, Olive Drab, M1, US, Circa 1960,
Mid-20th Century
|
Strap has a metal hook on one end and a metal tip on the other.
Metal loop close to one end with "MRT 10/62" printed next to
it.
|
1.25" x 38"
|
6 oz |
|
|
108142
|
Spanish Mortar, Gren, Thunder Mug, (1.25"), Bronze, BRASS, 1.25
inch, Filipino, 1800, Late-19th Century
|
Catalogued by SSG Edgar Vanpelt, 1971. Revised by W.H. Jones / 19
March 1986 / dlp.
|
7 1/2 x 7 1/4 x 6"
|
25 lbs. 11
|
|
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200359
|
Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, 32-Round Det. Box Magazine,
Civilian, Viet Cong, Steel, Brown/Silver, Mle 1949, MAT, 9mm
Parabellum, French, Circa 1949, Mid-20th Century, SN: B34943
|
Weapon has stamped steel frame and receiver. It has a collapsible,
steel, skeleton buttstock. Pistol grips have silver steel covers.
There is a grip safety lever built into the back of the pistol grip.
Magazine housing acts as forward grip and can fold under the
receiver. Front sight is hooded blade and rear sight is L-type with
apetures for 100 and 200 meters. Top and front of receiver has
battle damage (bullet holes).
|
8" x 25"
|
9.41 lbs
|
|
|
484614
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Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, 32-Round Det. Box Magazine, German
Army, Steel/Bakelite, Black, MP40, 9mm Parabellum, German, 1941,
World War II, SN: 66891
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On the right side of the barrel is a sling device and at the end of
the receiver is an oval cut into the metal for a sling, but there is
not a sling. Folding metal stock, magazine, and safety is cut in the
top of receiver and marked with an "S". Stamped on top of the
receiver at the back is "MP40/fxo/41". On the left side of the
weapon are numerous markings. At the end of the weapon and at the
end of the receiver is a stamped version of the German eagle and
below is "WaA 165". On the receiver to the left is the serial number
"66891". Stamped on the bolt is the German eagle with "WaA 823" and
to the right is "4214". Stamped on the bottom of the trigger guard
is "6891". On the left side of the barrel is "71" and below are two
stamped maker's marks, to the left is a partial eagle with "WaA 623"
below and at the right is the eagle with "WaA 623" below. Stamped
under the mark at the right is "623". Stamped underneath the barrel
is the German eagle with "WaA 623" below and to the right is a "W"
inside a circle and "St G". Minor rusting and soiled areas. Ver good
condition.
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24.8 (stock folded); 32.8 (extended)
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196064
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Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, 32-Round Det. Box Magazine, German
Army, Steel/Bakelite, Black, MP40, 9mm Parabellum, German, 1943,
World War II, SN: 5353
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Moderate wear, barrel plugged. One of plastic grips broken. Has
magazine. Folding stock, bolt on the left side, magazine, and
leather sling. Behind the receiver are two oblong holes for the
sling to thread through and on the right side of the barrel is a
sling swivel. On top of the receiver is an "S" for safe. At the back
of the receiver is "5353" and "cnd" is perpendicular to the serial
number. At the rear of the bolt housing is "MP40/ ayf43" and at the
bottom of the trigger housing is "5353". On the left side of the
bolt is "5353" and the Nazi eagle.
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32.8" |
8.87 lbs
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196000
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Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, 32-Round Det. Box Magazine, German
Army, Steel/Bakelite, Black, MP40, 9mm Parabellum, German, Circa
1942, World War II, SN: 7911
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On the right side of the barrel is a sling swivel and an oval
behind the receiver for a sling but the weapon does not have a
sling. Folding stock. The safety is cut out of the top of the
receiver. Barrel is plugged. Rear of receiver has MP40/ bnz.41/ 7911
- w/ Makers marks h (Haenel), bottom side of trigger guard bar and
left side of barrel is "7911".
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32.8" (with stock extended)
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8.87 lbs
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807730
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Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, 32-Round Det. Box Magazine, German
Army, Steel/Bakelite, Black, MP40, 9mm Parabellum, German, Circa
1943, World War II, SN: 2950
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MP40 submachine gun with stamped steel receiver, ribbed magazine
housing, grip frame, and shoulder stock. The grips are made from
phenolic resin. The two piece, folding sholder stock is bent. The
front sight is a protected blade and the rear sight is an open notch
U, L flipset for 100 and 200 meters. The weapon is missing the sight
hood pin, spring for the muzzle nut and the cooling bar. The bolt
handle is not original. Serial number is stamped on the top of the
receiver cap. Various other parts have manufacture codes stamped
onto them.
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33.25"
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8 lbs 12 oz
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193336
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Submachine gun, Blowback Action, 32-Round Det. Box Magazine, German
Army, Steel/Bakelite, Blue/Black, MP40, Schmeisser, 9mm Parabellum,
German, Circa 1943, World War II, SN: P1488
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Folding metal rim stock is on the weapon. Pistol handled gun with
back sling slot above handle and foreward slot on right side front
of magazine well. 6 sided nut holds barrel to forward of weapon.
Barrel inside welded shut.
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24" stock folded x 7.25" hand
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8 lbs 5 oz
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196110
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Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, Drum/Box Magazine Fed, Chicom
Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, Type 50 (PPSh-41), 7.62mm, Chicom,
1953, Korean War, SN: 353052
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Submachine Gun; this type weapon is a Chinese copy of a Soviet
PPSH41. Metal buttplate with a trap door. On the left side of the
barrel is a sling swivel and on the left side of the stock is a bar
in which the sling can be threaded through, there is no sling. There
is no bolt and the wood has been scratched and the metal is rusted
and pitted. Has Chinese markings on top of receiver and "626/ 1953/
353052". Rear of weapon at top has #3052, bottom of trigger gusrd
has #3052 - Chinese stamp on stock.
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33.15" OAL
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11.99 lbs
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200895
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Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, Drum/Box Magazine Fed, Man's,
Soviet Army, Steel/Wood, BLACK/BROWN, PPSh-41, 7.62mm, Soviet, 1945,
World War II, SN: P3165
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Weapon has metal barrel and trigger. Stock is wooden. Receiver is
metal with folding sight at rear and fixed sight in front. Bolt on
right side of receiver. Barrel is jacketed. Strap missing. Main
spring and buffer have been removed on 26 January to make weapon
inoperable. Removed part has been identified and stored in Arms
Room, Rack 01, Shelf D.
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4.5" x 32.75"
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8.63 lbs
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200209
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SUBMACHINE GUN, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, (Grease Gun), US
Army, Steel, Gray, M3A1, Grease Gun, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa
1946, Korean War, SN: 702993
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Weapon has cylindrical steel receiver with short barrel protruding
from end. Flared flash suppressor on the barrel muzzle. Stock is an
expandable steel skeleton type. Trigger is part of pistol grip.
Pistol grip is steel with a criss cross diamond pattern. Magazine
slot is under the forward part of the receiver. There is black felt
on the inside of the ejection port cover. Front sight is blade type
and rear sight is fixed apeture . Steel is scratched, disolored and
pitted in some areas. Manufacture's stamp on the left side of the
magazine well with serial number. Numbers stamped under receiver in
front of the trigger guard and on the ejection port cover. Other
numbers engraved under the trigger guard. Ordnance bomb engraved on
steel band around flash suppressor. There a red painted number 1 on
right side of the receiver.
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7.5" x 25"
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8.5 lbs
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200726
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Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, Civilian, US Army,
Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, M1921, Thompson, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa
1921, Early-20th Century, SN: 2232
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Early model of the Thompson submachine gun. Weapon has walnut
buttstock, pistol grip and forward pistol grip. All of the wood is
scratched and gouged. Steel buttplate with flap covering
compartment. Sling loop attached to the bottom of the buttstock.
Manufacturer's information stamped on the left and right side of the
receiver. Serial number has been scratched off the left side. The
selector and safety levers are on the left side. The bolt handle is
on the top of the receiver. There is a stamp on the top of the
receiver between the bolt handle and the rear sight. The rear sight
is a Lyman assembly (leaf with apeture notched battle sight). The
barrel is finned. The fins taper towards the front of the barrel.
The front sight is blade type. The forward pistol grip has finger
grooves carved into it. Serial number is stamped into bottom of
receiver, buttstock must be removed to see it. Previous notes stated
there was a drum attached but it is now missing.
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10 lbs
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196101
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Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, Soviet Army, Steel,
Gray/Black, PPS-43, 7.62mm, Soviet, Circa 1945, World War II, SN:
787
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Automatic fire, blow back, 7.62mm Submachine gun, PPS-M1943; Metal
stock folds up over top of weapon and over the rear sight. Black
plastic molded hand grip. On the right side of the barrel and on the
right side of the receiver are sling swivels. No sling or magazine.
On the right side and in front of the trigger is the safety lever.
When pushed forward it is ready to fire but when pulled back it is
in a safe position. On top of the receiver is "C/ 1945r/ backwards R
4/ 787". Bottom of cocking lever has #364. On the pistol grip is a C
inside a small diamond which is inside a large diamond.
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32.72" (stock extended)
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7.98 lbs
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200900
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Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, US Army, Steel,
BROWN, M3, Grease Gun, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1943, World War
II, SN: 207992
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SMG has a flash hider at the end of the barrel. Has a thirty round
magazine attached. Also has a retracting handle on the right side; a
cover spring; and a finger hole for cocking underneath the cover; a
disassembly groove where the barrel starts. It also has a guard
added for magazine catch.
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29.8" |
8 lbs |
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446479
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Submachine gun, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, US Army, Steel,
Gray, M3, Grease Gun, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1943, World War II,
SN: 0005621
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A short weapon welded together from steel stampings. The barrel is
pressed into a knurled, circular cap which screws onto the receiver.
There is a funnel-shaped flash hider on the end of the barrel which
is held in place by a clamp with a thumb screw which is welded to
the flash hider. There is a crank-shaped charging handle on the
right side between the trigger guard and the magazine well. There is
a hinged dust cover over the ejection port and a small tube-shaped
oiler in a bracket on the left side in front of the trigger guard.
There is a collapsible wire stock with a hook used for loading
magazines. The weapon is coated with a phophatized finish
overall.
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29.8" oal
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8 lbs |
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| 7646 |
Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, US Army, Steel,
Gray, M3, Grease Gun, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1944, World War II,
SN: 389166
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M3 submachine gun largely constructed of welded steel stampings. 12
sliding wire stock, oiler attached to left side receiver. Gun has
charging handle on the right side. Has M3A1 magazine catch
guard.
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22.5" x 16"
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8 lbs 2 oz
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193338
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Submachine gun, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, US Army, Steel,
Gray, M3A1, Grease Gun, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1955, Mid-20th
Century, SN: 611746
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All-steel gun made from stampings. Barrel mandrel-rifled. Blowback
operated. Fed from 30-round box magazine. .45 ACP caliber. Cocks by
means of finger-well in bolt, which is under curved dust-cover.
Oiler in bottom of pistol grip. Skeleton wire stock with hook built
in for use in loading magazines. Phosphatized finish over all.
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10" Bbl, 31.75 oal
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7lbs 13oz
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195619
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Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, US Army, Steel/Wood,
Brown, M1, Thompson, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1944, World War II,
SN: 152089
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See 2AD 75.1.1 for remainder of description. All of parkerizing
gone. Bolt welded.
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32" long
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10.45 lbs
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195620
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Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, US Army, Steel/Wood,
Brown, M1A1, Thompson, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1944, World War
II, SN: 639180
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See 2AD 87.5.1. and 75.1.1. Bolt welded, Stock cracked. All of
parkerizing worn off.
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32" long
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10.45 lbs
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200727
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SUBMACHINE GUN, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, US Army, Steel/Wood,
Brown/Black, M1A1, Thompson, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1943, World
War II, SN: 723041
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Improved version of Thompson submachine gun. Wood buttstock with
steel buttplate. Buttstock is scratched and gouged. There is a sling
loop mounted on the underside of the buttstock. Steel receiver with
manufacturer's markings on both sides. The safety lever and the
selector lever are both on the left side of the receiver. The bolt
handle is on the right side. Fixed aperture rear sight is mounted on
the top rear of the receiver. There is a chunky wood pistol grip
mounted behind the trigger guard. There are finger grooves formed
into the front of the pistol grip. There is a wood forestock mounted
under the barrel. A long sliver of wood is missing from the right
side. There are long grooves carved into the wood on both sides.
Front sling loop is mounted under the forestock. The front sight is
a blade type mounted on the end of the barrel.
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32" x 9.5"
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10 lbs
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| 7891 |
Submachine Gun, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, US Army, Steel/Wood,
Gray/Brown, M1A1, Thompson, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1940, World
War II, SN: 761800
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M1A1 submachine gun with gray phosphated steel receiver and barrel,
wood buttstock, pistol grip, and forearm, side cocking handle and
sling swivels.
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25.25" x 9"
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9 lbs 13oz
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193332
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Submachine gun, Blowback Action, Magazine Fed, US Army, Steel/Wood,
Gray/Brown, M1A1, Thompson, .45 Caliber ACP, US, Circa 1943, World
War II, SN: 549129
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Wooden stock with metal buttplate with clamp hole for cleaning rod.
Sligh D-rings bottom stock and front wood stock. Pistol handle wood
midway and inback of magazine housing. Nomeclature left rear stamped
in rear receiver. Select fire switch left side above trigger. Rear
front sights immoble.
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32.5 (overall length) x 6 1/
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10lbs 12oz
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198107
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Submachine Gun, Select Fire, Blowback Action, 10/20/30/40-Round
Det. Box Magazine, Italian Army, Steel/Wood, Brown, M1938A, Beretta,
9mm, Italian, Circa 1940, World War II, SN: 2436 A
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Submachine gun. Wooden stock and handguard. The stock has a metal
buttplate. There are round holes cut in the barrel jacket. On the
top of the receiver is "MOSCHETTC AUT-BERETTA-MOD 1938A-PATENT/
BREVETTO No 828-428-GARDONE V.T.-ITALIA". At the rear of the
receiver is the serial number "2436A" below a worn stamped image of
an eagle and a crown. On the receiver below the serial number is a
feathered arrow. On the front of the receiver is "PE/ a crown/ AG/
2436 A CAL 9". The weapon has two triggers, the one in front is for
semiautomatic and the one in the rear is automatic. On the right
side of the receiver is the selector switch, it is marked with an
"S" for safe in front and with an "F" in the rear for fire. On the
left side of the barrel is a sling swivel and in the left side of
the stock is a bar that holds the sling. The weapon has a flip up
tangent sight graduated to 500 meters, a bayonet lug under the
barrel, a canvas sling, and no magazine. On the left side of the
stock is "2436" and engraved on the right side is an eagle with a
cross on his chest, with a crown above his head and a piece of rope
in the shape of a figure eight below his talons. The metal is rusty
and pitted and the wood is scratched.
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37.25" OAL
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9.25 lbs
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197131
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Submachine Gun, Select Fire, Blowback Action, 20/40-Round Det. Box
Magazine, Italian Army, Steel/Wood, Black/Brown, M1938/42, Beretta,
9mm, Italian, Circa 1943, World War II, SN: 3006
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Submachine gun. On the left side of the barrel and stock are sling
swivels, no sling. Metal buttplate with a trap door. On the left
side of the receiver is the selector switch marked with an "F" in
front and an "S" in back. The trigger housing has two triggers, one
for full automatic and the other for single shot. Missing magazine.
Barrel plugged. Appears complete internally. Moderate wear
externally. Crack in stock at lower part of butt has been repaired
with glue.
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31.5" OAL
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7.2 lbs
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201795
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Submachine Gun, Select Fire, Blowback Action, 35-Round Det. Box
magazine, North Vietnamese Army, Steel, Black, Type 50, K-50M,
7.62mm Type 50, North Vietnamese, Circa 1960, Vietnam Era, SN:
375318
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North Vietnamese copy of a Chinese Type 50 which was copied from
the Soviet PPSh41. Model Pattern number is K-50M. Upper and lower
receivers are steel. There is severe pitting over the entire surface
of the weapon. System of operation of this weapon is blowback with
selective fire. Front sight is hooded post and rear sight is "L"
type aperature. Barrel is jacketed for one-third of its length.
Steel skeleton, retractable, buttstock. Pistol grip is wood. Sling
is cotton and is attached at stock.
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7.5" x 24.5"
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8.5 lbs
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200293
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Tanks, FLAME THROWER, Soviet Army, Metal/Rubber/Canvas,
Green/Black/Tan, Soviet, Mid-20th Century, SN: A709
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Artifact is three, cylindrical, metal tanks connected at bases to a
manifold pipe leading to fuel hose. At the junction of each tank
with the manifold is a valve. On top of each tank are two horn like
proturberances, one a safety valve, the other a fill valve. Tanks
are mounted are canvas, "back-pack" type device.
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17" x 24"
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30 lbs
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172118
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Truck, Ambulance, Frontline, US Army, Metal/Canvas/Plastic/Rubber,
Olive Drab, M718, 1/4 Ton, US, 1966, Vietnam Era, SN: 2K-4115
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With full canvas cover and canvas covered door, (Cover and doors
currently removed) a large red cross on a white background sewn on
top and one red cross on white background affixed to each side of
vehicle, two litter racks which extend out the back inside of
vehicle, spare tire on right side and spare gas can holder on right
fender, vehicle in running condition. Configuration similar to M
151; body modified with extension of bed to the rear and addition of
stretcher racks; olive drab canvas soft top with red cross in white
square sewn onto sides and back; canvas doors, plastic windows;
blackout driving light on left fender; amber turn indicators on
front fender; spare tire mounted to right rear quarter panel; gas
can holder on right front quarter panel; brake lights and black out
markers on rear of body;
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144 X 75 X 70"
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2600 LB.
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Tube, Cannon, Muzzleloading, Bronze, Green, Lantaka, 3-Pounder,
SPAINPHILIPPINE, Circa 1750, Colonial
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Old catalog number 2525. Smoothbore muzzleloader. Bore diameter 3".
Trunnions located along bottom line of bore. Length of tube from
muzzle face to base ring, 2' 10 3/4". Piece has double first and
second reinforce rings, classic muzzle astragal and fillets. Tubular
cascabel (socket).
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3' 2 3/4" x 10" x 7 1/8"
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300 lbs.
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