AUG. GUN CAT- Gun Auction # 220 - Bud Haynes Auction Comapny

ands, lock & lock plate ornately engraved, engraved trigger guard, pineapple finial. German silver
hardware, incl. front sight, walnut stock is checkered w/22-lines per inch. [a rare & unusual flintlock
pistol.] NO FAC REQUIRED
220-B-53.--- ANTIQUE: Ser.# 89387, Colt, 1860 Army, .44 perc. cal. 6-shot rev. w/8" bbl. [ca. 1863,
finish is blue faded to brown overall, traces of scene remains on cylinder, all matching parts, shows
considerable rifling.] NO FAC REQUIRED.
220-B-54.--- ANTIQUE: Ser.#23252, Rem., mod. Navy, .36 perc. cal. 6-shot rev. w/7 3/8" bbl.
[overall condition clean & crisp.] NO FAC REQUIRED
220-B-55.--- ANTIQUE: Unusual 8-bore "Market Gun", w/48" bbl. [English checkered walnut stock,
brass furniture, cond. appears VG+, no Maker’s name, has Birmingham proofs.] NO FAC REQUIRED
220-B-56.--- ANTIQUE: Superb example, Tower Enfield, 1853, (dated 1861), .58 cal. Tower Musket,
complete w/bayonet & scabbard, metal appears 70% complete w/nipple protector, walnut stock has
seen very little use. NO FAC REQUIRED
220-B-57.--- ANTIQUE: Rare & unusual ornate blunderbuss, approx. .80 cal., this firearm appears to
be made from British & European parts, but assembled in India. 18" bbl. is decorated w/silver inlay,
flutes @ muzzle. Possibly Spanish origin, lock is pre-Regency British, & converted from flint to perc.
Checkered stock shows English characteristics, but brass furniture is of Eastern motif. Firearms
appears functional in all respects. NO FAC REQUIRED
220-B-58.--- ANTIQUE: Victor Collette, LeFacheaux action, .16-bore pinfire, SxS hammer shotgun,
back action locks, all metal parts finely engraved, Damascus pattern visible on bbls, bore appears exc.
NO FAC REQUIRED
220-B-59.--- ANTIQUE: Ser.# 31, Snider, Mk. II, .577 cal., 3-band rifle w/36 ½" bbl. [metal appears
faded blue, walnut stock exc. w/minor chip @ toe, exc. bore, comp. w/nipple protector.] NO FAC
REQUIRED
220-B-60.--- ANTIQUE: Werndel, mod. 1867, 11.58R cal. Infantry rifle, comp. with orig. bayonet.
[unusual cal., this was the type of rifle used by Austro-Hungarian Empire, & was so successful that it
saw use as a back-up weapon in WW II. Appears exc., mint bore, wood appears orig. finish, of top
quality.] NO FAC REQUIRED
220-B-61.--- ANTIQUE: Ser.# 156, Presumed to be: Loran & Gampit of Brussels, mfg. for English
trade, 7mm RF cal. Unusual breech loading s/shot target pistol, overall appears exc., ornately
engraved, walnut grips are fluted & carved.] NO FAC REQUIRED
220-B-62.--- ANTIQUE: Ser.# 373, Unusual Belgian .380 Rev. cal. 5-shot rev. w/4 ½" bbl. [nickle
finish appears 85%, w/best grade ebony grips, shows little use.] NO FAC REQUIRED
220-B-63.--- ANTIQUE: Unusual, (John Golcher on lock), Birmingham mfg. smooth bore, ½ stocked
rifle w/34" bbl. [traces of Damascus finish, platinum breech plug, top of bbl. flat for full length, act.
engraved, walnut stock checkered @ wrist, w/Ebony forend tip. Unusual British thimble & hardware.]
NO FAC REQUIRED
220-B-64.--- ANTIQUE: British pattern (replacing Brown Bess), pattern 1839 musket, .69 ? perc. cal.
musket. metal turning brown, brass hardware, walnut stock appears all orig. finish w/minor marks. [the
pattern 1839 was the 1 st perc. firearm to be used by the British, to replace the Brown Bess which is