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JAMES LEES
A FINE MAHOGANY GUN CASE
suitable for a percussion gun, the fully fitted leather lined interior with compartment for 30-inch barrels with spaces for tools, flasks, etc, the handle engraved "Robert Fenton, 1858" surrounding a family crest
Sold for £300
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JOHN DICKSON & SON
A CANVAS GUN CASE
with compartment for 28-inch barrels; together with a further canvas gun case, with compartment for 30-inch barrels (2)
Sold for £160
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| 123 |
SAKO
TWO FRAMED AMMUNITION DISPLAY BOARDS
the two identical displays mounted with various size and type projectiles
Sold for £130
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PERISCOPIC PRISM COMPANY
A SCARCE WW1 TELESCOPIC SIGHT
with later mounts, range drum missing; together with a German Hubertus 4x81 telescopic sight (2)
The Periscopic Prism Company was one of the suppliers for telescopes to be fitted to the sniper variant of the SMLE. Most examples were removed and sold post war for sporting use.
Sold for £350
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| 125 |
TWO BRASS POWDER FLASKS
together with two leather shot flasks; and a relic percussion pistol (5)
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| 126 |
GEORGE H. DAW
A BRASSBOUND OAK AND LEATHER GUN CASE
with lift-out tray, suitable for a hammer gun, with compartment blocked for 28-inch barrels
Sold for £450
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F. BEESLEY
A LEATHER GUN CASE
with compartment for 30-inch barrels, the label numbered for gun 1487
Sold for £220
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| 128 |
A GROUP OF GUNMAKERS ACCESSORIES
comprising: 3 William Evans named turnscrews; a striker disc key; a nipple key; and 2 two-piece cleaning rods (7)
Sold for £210
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| 129 |
A LIGHTWEIGHT LEATHER GUN CASE
with compartment for 30-inch barrels
Sold for £280
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| 130 |
A SET OF PURDEY PATTERN GUN CASE ACCESSORIES
comprising: three turnscrews, striker key, chamber brush, named oil bottle and 12-bore snap caps (8)
Sold for £320
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A SET OF RIGBY PATTERN GUN CASE ACCESSORIES
comprising: three turnscrews, a named oil bottle and a pair of 12-bore snap caps (6)
Sold for £100
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R. BLANTON
A SCARCE PATENT SHOULDER MOUNTED CLAY PIGEON LAUNCHER, NO. 265
the body stamped "R. Blanton, Ringwood Full Patent No. 202468", with swing arm to hold a single clay
Sold for £140
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| 133 |
TWO LEATHER LEG-OF-MUTTON GUN CASES
the first suitable for a 30-inch 12-bore gun, the second suitable for a 29-inch small bore gun (2)
Sold for £100
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| 134 |
SHOOTING ACCESSORIES
comprising: 3 cartridge bags, cartridge belts, gun slips, etc
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CHARLES LANCASTER
A LEATHER DOUBLE GUN CASE
with compartments for 30-inch barrels
Sold for £80
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| 136 |
AN ELEPHANT SKIN BRIEF CASE
with combination lock
Sold for £190
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| 137 |
HUNT & ROSKELL
AN OAK BOX, PROBABLY FOR GUNPOWDER OR AMMUNITION
the front edge with engraved maker's brass plate, void interior
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THE LEATHERBOUND GAME BOOK OF C. SATTERTHWAITE
part completed, covering the years 1923 to 1951, with much sport recorded, including hunting and stalking in India, Scotland, New Zealand, Rhodesia, Kenya and Ireland, Shoots including many Scottish Estates, the cover embossed "T.C.V.S. from A.M.S, October 2nd 1929"
Lt Col Clement Richard Satterthwaite, OBE was born in 1884 and after military service with the Royal Engineers (1902-1922) he served as the secretary of the Royal Lifeboat Institution until 1946.
Sold for £260
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| 139 |
A THREE-DRAWER SPOTTING TELESCOPE
with leather grip and sliding dust cover, the eyepiece marked "A. B. L. 1950, Tel. Sign. Mark VI, V6-0S717GA", in its leather tube
Sold for £50
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| 140 |
A GROUP OF GUN AUCTION CATALOGUES
mainly Sotheby's and Christie's, dating from approximately 1990 to 2005
Sold for £65
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| 141 |
A COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION OF GUNMAKERS CATALOGUES
including catalogues by Vickers Ltd, A. E. Bayliss & Son, W. J. George, Midland Gun Co., R. B. Rodda, John Dickson & Son, Alex Martin, Westley Richards, William Griffith & Son, etc
Sold for £400
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| 142 |
A COLLECTION OF GUNMAKERS CATALOGUES
including J. V. Needham, E. J. Churchill, Hardy Bros., Standard Sporting Guns Ltd, John Rigby & Co., Cogswell & Harrison, Boss & Co. and C. G. Bonehill
Sold for £260
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A COLLECTION OF GUNMAKERS CATALOGUES
including Joseph Braddell & Son, William Evans, Jas. R. Watson & Co., Alex Martin, Lincoln Jefferies & Co., Stephen Grant & Joseph Lang Ltd, Cogswell & Harrison and Snap-Shots for the Birmingham Gun Trade (Qty)
Sold for £200
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| 144 |
A COLLECTION OF GUNMAKERS CATALOGUES
including Webley & Scott, Robert Bryant Ltd, Joseph Bourne, Westley Richards, W. J. Jeffery and Gallyon & Sons
Sold for £160
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ARTHUR NEUMANN
"ELEPHANT HUNTING IN EAST EQUATORIAL AFRICA"
Denis Lyell's own copy, signed inside the front cover, London 1898, covers re-bound and repaired
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| 146 |
A COLLECTION OF GUNMAKERS BOOKS
including "Great British Gunmakers 1540-1740" and "1740 to 1790", "The Mantons", Griffin & Tow, "The Mortimer Gunmakers", "The Early Purdeys", "Rigby, (1760-1869)", Dictionary of London Gunmakers and supplement, etc (Qty)
Sold for £240
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A COLLECTION OF SHOOTING BOOKS
including "The Diary of Colonel Peter Hawker", London, 1893; "Guns & Shooting", by Peter Hawker, London 1844; "Oriental Field Sports", 2 vols, London, 1808; "Sport", by W. Bromley-Davenport, etc
Sold for £300
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| 148 |
A COLLECTION OF BOOKS ON GUNS AND GUNMAKING
including "The Modern Gunsmith", "The Sportsman's Gun & Rifle", "Experts on Guns & Shooting", "The Modern Shotgun", many gunmakers catalogues, etc, many reprints; together with a large quantity of other books (Qty)
Sold for £180
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| 149 |
WALTER WINANS
THE ART OF REVOLVER SHOOTING
London, 1901; together with "The Sporting Rifle", London, 1908, spine damaged
Sold for £75
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| 150 |
A COLLECTION OF BOOKS ON GUNS AND GUNMAKING
including various titles by Nigel Brown, "London Gunmakers", "British Gunmakers", vols 1 to 3, together with "The British Sporting Gun & Rifle", "Birmingham Gunmakers", "English Gunmakers", etc
Sold for £240
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