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HOLLAND & HOLLAND
A .22 HORNET/.410 HAMMER RIFLE, NO. 6334
27-inch barrels with file-cut rib and raised fore sight, mounted with a Swarovski Habicht 4 telescopic sight, the right barrel smooth bored, the left tubed, together with an additional pair of 27-inch interchangeable 28-bore shotgun barrels by another, the rounded frame, rebounding back locks and top lever with border engraving and retaining traces of original hardening colour, 13 1/2-inch well figured stock with pistol grip and ribbed butt plate and trap, sling eyes, 7lb. 14oz., nitro re-proof, in its canvas case
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Sold for £2600
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H. BARELLA
A 9.3X74R SIDELOCK EJECTOR RIFLE, NO. 6304, BUILT FOR HIS HIGHNESS SIR JAI SINGH PRABHAKAR, MAHARAJAH OF ALWAR
24 1/2-inch barrels with ramp fore sight, rear sight with folding leaves, the machined rib mounted with a B. Nickel Marburg telescopic sight in quick detachable mounts, crossbolt extension, the frame, quick detachable locks and top lever with fine scroll engraving, the top lever inlaid in gold with the Maharajah's crest and the number '1', set triggers and side safety, gold washed lockwork, lined cocking indicators, 14 1/2-inch well figured stock with pistol grip, cheekpiece and rubber recoil pad, the cheekpiece with a leather covered rubber cheek pad stamped "GR", sling swivels, 8lb. 5oz., German nitro proof (without scope)
S1
Sir Jai Singh became Maharajah of Alwar at the age of ten in 1892 and is recorded as being erudite and quite charming, although he also had a cruel nature. He spent extravagantly and had many guns and rifles built for him by Barella of Berlin. He owned numerous Rolls Royces, often buying two at a time, many with open cabs with spotlights for shooting tigers at night. He was eventually exiled without power in 1933 and spent the remaining four years of his life in Paris where he died in 1937.
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MERKEL
A 9.3X74R MODEL 220E BOXLOCK EJECTOR OVER AND UNDER RIFLE, NO. 109998
25 1/2-inch barrels with ramp fore sight, short raised rib with fixed rear sight and mounted with a quick detachable scope mount, bolstered frame with scroll engraving and retaining much original hardening colour, cocking studs, set front trigger, 14 1/2-inch figured stock with pistol grip, cheekpiece and maker's butt plate, sling swivels, 8lb. 1oz., German nitro proof, with its maker's test target, etc
S1
The rifle was built in 1991 and appears relatively little used.
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JOSEF HAMBRUSCH
A .22/7X57MM BOXLOCK NON-EJECTOR OVER AND UNDER RIFLE, NO. 3928.58
23 5/8-inch barrels with machined rib and raised fore sight, mounted with a Kahles Helia 4 telescopic sight in quick detachable claw mounts, Kersten bolt extension, the bolstered scroll back frame and top lever engraved with hunting scenes surrounded by scrollwork, the right side with St. Hubert scene, the left side with deer and signed by the engraver, F. Just, set triggers, 14-inch highly figured stock with pistol grip, cheekpiece and rubber recoil pad, sling swivels, 7lb. 8oz., Austrian nitro proof
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I. HOLLIS & SONS
A .470 BOXLOCK NON-EJECTOR RIFLE, NO. 88740
23-inch barrels with ramp fore sight, file-cut short raised rib with folding leaf sights, the frame and top lever with border and scroll engraving, 14 3/4-inch figured stock with pistol grip and including rubber recoil pad, 10lb. 14oz., nitro proof, canvas case
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ELEY
A SPORTING AND MILITARY CARTRIDGE DISPLAY BOARD
the display of shotgun and metallic ammunition arranged around a central Eley medallion, framed and glazed, 26 by 32-inches, the original back with woodworm damage
Sold for £4200
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ELEY KYNOCH
A CARTRIDGE DISPLAY BOARD
with shotgun and metallic ammunition arranged around a central motif, framed and glazed, 20 by 28-inches
Sold for £350
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ELEY
A SPORTING AMMUNITION DISPLAY BOARD
the glazed display showing shotgun cartridges, .22 ammunition, percussion caps and air gun pellets, 28 by 20-inches
Sold for £300
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KYNOCH
TWENTY .577/.450 COILED BRASS MARTINI HENRY RIFLE CARTRIDGES
in their original maker's packets; together with 20 rnds of coiled brass ammunItion
Sold for £170
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A RARE EXPERIMENTAL .276 BROADWAY TRUST CARTRIDGE
Sold for £420
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A RARE EXPERIMENTAL .276 BROADWAY TRUST CARTRIDGE
with perforated case
Sold for £350
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A RARE 20MM EXPERIMENTAL SQUEEZE ROUND
with Littlejohn projectile, intended for use in the Mark 1 Hispano cannon
Sold for £350
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A QUANTITY OF .50 BROWNING AMMUNITION
including: five armour-piercing, five tracer, one armour-piercing incendiary and ten ball
Sold for £220
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TEN ROUNDS OF .55 BOYS ANTI-TANK AMMUNITION
tracer Mark 1
Sold for £90
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TEN ROUNDS OF .55 BOYS ANTI-TANK AMMUNITION
tracer Mark 1
Sold for £120
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ONE ROUND OF .600/.577 REWA
smokeless soft-nose, 750 grns
Sold for £120
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A SCARCE PACKET OF PAPER CARTRIDGES FOR RIFLE/MUSKET 53
for rifle, musket/53, bullet .55 waxed, powder 2 1/2 DRS, wood plug; together with a packet of Terry's patent 30-bore cartridges
Sold for £450
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KYNOCH
TWENTY ROUNDS OF .577/.450 INERT AMMUNITION
suitable for cartridge display
Sold for £50
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TWENTY ROUNDS OF .55 WII BOYS
in their paper cartons of ten
Sold for £320
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FOUR 12-BORE MARK IIIZ CABLE CUTTER CARTRIDGES
Sold for £550
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ELEY
50 ROUNDS OF 12-BORE GRAND PRIX
in its tropical packaging
Sold for £320
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A COLLECTION OF PRIMED BIG BORE SHOTGUN CASES
comprising: five part-formed 4-bore cases; twenty-three Eley 8-bore cases; ten Eley 8-bore industrial cases; twenty-four Eley 10-bore cases; twenty-seven Eley 10-bore brass cases; together with a selection of 12-bore brass cases; and a box of twenty-five 20-bore cases (Qty)
Sold for £750
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W. W. GREENER
A QUANTITY OF POLICE GUN RELATED CARTRIDGES
comprising: seven rnds Police gun ammunition; fifteen primed cases; a further ten primed cases; and three alloy experimental cases
Sold for £300
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A QUANTITY OF PRIMED BRASS CASES
including Very and Schermuly; together with a selection of shotgun and rifle brass cases
Sold for £30
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KYNOCH
TWENTY INERT ROUNDS OF .360 NO.2 AMMUNITION
together with a box of fifty .380 Mark 2 dummy cartridges and six further inert rounds, various calibres
Sold for £40
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VICKERS
TWO ROUNDS OF .242 AMMUNITION
together with one round of experimental Enfield 7.92mm ammunition
Sold for £60
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A COLLECTION OF SPORTING AND MILITARY AMMUNITION
including: a group of sporting rifle cartridges, a group of pinfire revolver cartridges, one round of 12-bore Kynoch ball, ten rounds of .577 Snider, etc
Sold for £50
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A GROUP OF WHALE TAGGING DARTS
comprising: four vintage Kynoch 12-bore darts; a modern 12-bore dart; and a modern .410 dart, each tag individually numbered and with return instructions engraved on the shaft (6)
Holland & Holland were responsible for the manufacture of whale tagging darts between the 1930s and the 1970s.
This lot will not be available for viewing in London. It can be viewed by appointment at our office in West Sussex.
Sold for £100
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NOBEL INDUSTRIES
A COLLECTION OF GLASS SLIDES
including: Ammunition Testing, Metallic Cartridge Series, Rough Usage, Shot Series and Greener Series
Sold for £120
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ELEY BROTHERS
A 1914-15 PRICE LIST
together with further publications, including: "ICI Sporting Ammunition Catalogue"; "Cartridges for Sporting Rifles"; "Clay Target Shooting"; "Notes on Shooting", etc
Sold for £280
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