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J a m e s C . T i l l i n g h a s t C o l l e c t i o na n d o t h e r ’ s c o n s i g n m e n t s.

14940 N. Brenda Rd., Prescott AZ 86305-5619 U.S.A.

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Jim, probably in his mid-teens, with his catch of the day.

CONdITIONS OF SAlE

These Conditions of Sale together with theBid Sheet and any glossary contained in thisPrinted Catalog, as may be amended byannouncement, constitutes the complete termsand conditions on which all property shall beoffered for sale by Pete deCoux. (the “House”).

This is a telephone and mail bid sale. Allbids must be made by LOT Number as listed inthe Printed Catalog and be received by theHouse not later than the Sale Close as below, bemade in United States of America Funds and follow the Bidding Increment Schedule as listedin the Printed Catalog. Only registered catalog buyers will be permitted to bid.

The Sale Close shall be at 10:00 PMMountain Standard Time on the day, month, andyear of “close date of the Sale” as listed on theCatalog and Bid Sheet.

The House reserves the right to reject anybid from any bidder. The highest bidder acknowl-edged by the House shall be the Buyer. In theevent of any dispute between bidders, the Houseshall have sole and final discretion either to deter-mine the successful bidder or to re-offer andresell the article in dispute. In case of tie bidspreference will be given to the bid bearing theearliest postmark. If any dispute arises after theSale, the House’s sale record shall be conclusivein all respects. If the Buyer gives notice in writing to the House that any lot sold is wrong,and if within fourteen (14) days after such noticethe Buyer returns the lot to the House in the samecondition as when sold, and proves to the satisfaction of the House that the returned lot is infact wrong and this was not indicated by a fairreading of the Printed Catalog, the sale will berescinded and the Purchase Price thereof refunded.

No bid can be withdrawn once made.There are no exceptions.

Great care is taken to ensure that any state-ment as to authorship, attribution, origin, date,age, provenance and condition is reliable andaccurate, but all such statements are statements ofopinion and are not to be taken as statements orrepresentation of fact. All property is sold “as is”and neither the House nor the Consignor makesany warranties or representations of any kind ornature with respect to the property. Furthermore,the House reserves the right, in forming opinion,to consult and rely upon any expert or authorityreasonably considered by the House to be reli-able.

As used in these Conditions of Sale theterm “Final Bid” means either the highest

acknowledged bid or the Reduction Bid asdefined below, whichever is least, and the term“Purchase Price” means the aggregate of theFinal Bid plus fifteen percent (15%) of the FinalBid (the “Premium”) and any applicable Stateand local sales tax and any compensating use taxof another state which the House may be requiredby law to collect.

All lots sold must be removed at theBuyer’s expense and the Purchase Price thereofpaid in UNITED STATES OF AMERICAFUNDS not later than thirty (30) days followingthe date of the Sale. And unless prior arrange-ments have been made unpaid lots will be subjectto a late charge of 2% per month. The House willhelp to arrange to deliver any lot, providedinstructions are given, the Purchase Price is paidin full, and all postage, packing, insurance orother fees incurred by the House are paid in full.

In these Conditions of Sale the term“Reduction Bid” means the sum, rounded up tothe nearest increment as listed in the PrintedCatalog, over the second highest acknowledgedbid.

Bidders who are unknown to the Houseand have not established credit must eitherenclose twenty percent (20%) of their bids, orsupply bank or other suitable reference to theHouse in good time as to be taken up before thedate of the Sale. Deposits of unsuccessful bidderswill be promptly returned after the date of theSale.

All lots will be available for inspection BYAPPOINTMENT ONLY, unless a public previewis otherwise announced. All cartridges are for collecting purposes only.

The House reserves the right to withdrawany lot at any time before the date of the sale.

If the House is prevented by fire, theft, orany other reason whatsoever from delivering anylot to the Buyer, the liability of the House shallbe limited to the Purchase Price actually paidthereof. The respective rights and obligations ofthe parties in respect to the Conditions of Saleand the conduct of the auction shall be governedand interpreted by the laws of the State ofArizona, and the bidder hereby submits to thejurisdiction of the courts of such state.

Bidders must comply with all Federal,State and local laws that pertain to anythingthat they bid upon and agree to promptly supply the house with all proofs and / orlicenses necessary upon payment.

Participation in the auction constitutes theacceptance, understanding and agreement of theseConditions of Sale.

SHIppINg and HANdlINg - Our minimum charge for shipping and handling is $20.00.Special packing and handling will be charged in addition to the $20.00 if necessary. We ship ammunition via Fed X throughout the United States so we must have your phone number andstreet address. We can only ship ammunition within the continental U.S

Pete deCouxPete deCouxAn AUCTION HOUSE for Ammuni t ion & Related I tems

Is Honored to present

Auction 18

the 17th part of the

THE JAMES C. TILLINGHAST COLLECTION

and other’s consignments.

§A STANDARD MAIL and TELEPHONE BID AUCTION ENDING

ON SATURDAY, October 31, 2020

ALL BIDS MUST BE RECEIVED BY THAT TIME

ARIZONA does not use Daylight Savings time.

CLOSE PROCEDURE

All lots will officially close at 10:00 PM, MST, October 31, 2020

See the inside, back cover for more details.

∞ LOTS MAY BE VIEWED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY ∞

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Estimates- We have included a price range that wethink the lot will sell within. However, they are only esti-mates, and a lot may sell above or below the estimate. Sodon’t let an estimate stop you from bidding because youthink it’s too high. Bid what you are willing to pay.

Bidding- Determine how much you are willing topay and bid that price, as your bid may win because all lotsare sold as cheaply as other bids allow, as this is a “reduc-tion bid” auction. Bid early; the earliest postmark is thewinner in case of tie bids. You can call back and check oradjust your bids or bid on other lots by telephone towardsthe end. See the inside back cover for the auction close pro-cedure and bid even if you feel you have no chance of suc-cess; you may get a bargain.

Bidding by Mail- Just fill out the Mail bid sheet bylisting the lot number and your maximum bid for that lot,sign it, include your deposit information and get it to us sowe receive it before the close date. Remember we do nothave any control over delivery of your bid so we suggestyou do it as soon as possible as bid sheets received after theclose date will not be considered.

Bidding by E-mail- Electronically duplicate theasked for information contained on the bid sheet and send it.Note the times we will not accept E-mail bids, as publishedon the inside back cover of the catalog.

Bidding by Telephone- You may place any numberof bids any number of times during the sale. No written bidis required prior to placing telephone bids during the hoursof 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM MST Monday - Friday. You mayalso add, raise and / or check if you are high. Starting theThursday before the Close the auctioneer will give you thesecond high bid as a starting point, and tell you if your bidis the high. He will not provide any other information aboutbids. And please remember too, within three (3) businessdays after the close, send us your signed PhoneConformation bid sheet confirming your bids.

Checking your Bids- You may check any numberof times. The auctioneer will tell you if you’re high. You arethen free to raise on any number of bids or bid on other lots.

Auction Close- Ten (10:00) PM MST time on thedate published in the catalog. So until 10:00 PM on the auc-tion close date if you call and get a busy signal redial, untilyou succeed and we will continue to take your bids. Whenyou call and make connection be aware we have two tele-phone lines and a device that will let you know you haveconnected with us and it will put you on hold until we arefinished with the bidder ahead of you. It will then be yourturn. So if you get this recording stay on the line as you arenext. The wait should be short as we try to make each callas short as possible. However you can hang up and redial ata later time provided the auction is still in progress. Shouldyou call after 10:00 PM when the auction is over you willget a recording saying so.

After the Sale- We will be preparing the winningprices. We realize you are anxious to know if you were suc-cessful, so should you wish to call about this informationplease do so starting Monday between 10 AM to 7 PM aswe will not accept calls at other times or on Sunday. Finalresults will be mailed to all catalog buyers. Included withthis mailing will be detailed invoices for winning bidders.

Unsuccessful bidders will have their deposits returned.Payment- We accept PayPal ONLY for overseas

or Canadian buyers (you pay all fees, use:ctgs@commspeed.net and the gift payment button) Weare again taking U.S. bank credit cards, but prefer personalchecks, money orders and bank drafts only if payment ismade in United Sates Funds. Other payments drawn on for-eign banks may be subject to a $25.00 or more fee. Arizonaresidents must pay appropriate sales tax.

Extended Payment- Provided prior arrangementsare made extended payments can be arranged. If you reallywant something we will try to work out a plan for you toparticipate. We can also accept items in trade against yourbalance provided prior arrangements are made. Questions?Call !

Delayed Payments- Things do not always go asexpected, we are aware of that. We would appreciate, ifsomething unexpected happens, that you let us know assoon as possible so we can take appropriate action. Weexpect payment in full within thirty (30) days from theinvoice date. If you do not inform us and delay in paying usthere is a late charge of 2% per month and we will be forcedto require a 100% cash advance of your bid in future auc-tions.

Delivery- We will try to ship your order soon afterthe purchase price is paid in full. We ship by Fed-X andmust have your phone number and physical street address.Minimum shipping is $20.00 and includes insurance onlyfor your purchase price. We cannot ship live ammunition orprimers by mail, so overseas, Canadian and other than con-tinental United States buyers must make other arrange-ments. We will be glad to work with you on this by storageor shipment to another. Please contact us for details.

Problems- Contact us as soon as possible if any-thing is wrong with anything so we can rectify the problem.Please be sure to give us a daytime telephone number.

Questions- As the auction is very soon we regretwe can not reply to written questions. Should you requirefurther information about anything please call 928-776-8285during the hours 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM MST Monday -Friday. Please do not wait to the last minute to call as we,may not be able to take the time to satisfactorily answeryour questions during active bidding.

Our HOURS OF OPERATION are:

Monday-Friday = 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM

The Friday before the close = 10 AM to 9 PM

A Non-Auction-Close Saturday = We are Closed

Within 3 weeks of the “close Saturday”=10 AM to 3 PM

The Auction Saturday = We open at Noon

Any Sunday = We are Closed

AriZoNA does not go to daylight savings.

A d v i c e t o b i d d e r s

FIRST review the entire catalog; we may not have put the lots you want where you expect them to be.

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commentsRegarding our descriptions of the quality and condition of the items in this catalog, we try to

be honest with you as buyer, as we too, are often buyers. We try to rate the item in an overall condition then note any flaws. We understand that each of you has different criteria that often makean item acceptable or not. Therefore to make our ratings understood we will say that an item rated asfair is one we feel most collectors would put away with the hope of upgrading and that the most dis-criminating of you would not purchase the item at all due to a high percentage of missing label, poorpatina, dirt, corrosion, no charge or badly cracked neck. A good item is one that, although it doeshave some of what we consider slight, minor flaw(s), you could live with and still enjoy. Very goodshouldn’t be any problem to 98% of you. Excellent to near mint a very minor distinction, and mint isas new, without being new. Should you have any further questions we will be glad to help with moredetailed information about an item(s) as best we can.

Regarding our comments about rarity we can only go with what we have encountered in othercollections, at gun and cartridge shows and in various auctions and lists. Our rarity ratings are basedon the frequency we have seen or read about the item in question. Your exposure may be entirely different.

Regarding the photographs, we show the worst “side” and are photographing items (as closeas we can,) actual size. If an item is not, the text will show in the percentage we reduced or magnified.

Please read the whole catalog as a lot you desire might be in different section than you think.To those of you who undertook the massive task of authoring the books we use and to all of you

who took the time and effort to answer our questions, Thank you, we couldn’t have done it withoutyou.

We hope you will be successful with your bids and satisfied with the lots you won. We havemade every effort to give accurate descriptions regarding the who, what, why, etc., and hope thiseffort is of use to you.

A note about headstamps: on a 4 position headstamp we write starting at 12 o’clock, then go the 9 o’clock, 6 o’clock and 3 o’clock details. So basically we just start at the top then go left to right with everythingbelow 12 o’clock as a left to right reading. If the letters/numbers are facing inwards, read as a straight line.

NOTE: This is a reduction bid auction, spread bids are of no use as your high bid isreduced to an increment above the next highest bidder (or not, if it is a tie bid). Also pleasepay attention to the bid increments at the top of your bid sheet because your bid will be

reduced if it does not conform to the increments and you might loose the lot !All bidders MUST submit a signed bid sheet.

regarding reserves: Please consider any lot with a $300.00 [or higher] low estimate figure,as having the low estimate value, used as a reserve value guide.

Please note we are not an all reserve house, however we do have a minimum bid.Please note that the minimum bid on any lot is $15.00.

Please note our buyer premium is 15%.

We are taking U.S. bank credit cards for your wins but prefer your check (personal orotherwise}, money order or bank drafts. PayPal is acceptable only for overseas or Canadianbuyers.

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the following abbreviations are being used for bullet jacket materials in the catalog.GM = gilding metal GMCS = gilding metal clad steel CN = cupronickel CNCS = cupronickel clad steel

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONDITIONS OF SALE & SHIPPING.................................................inside front coverTITLE PAGE..........................................................................................................page 3ADVICE TO BIDDERS & HOURS OF OPERATION.............................................page 4COMMENTS, AND BIDDING AGENT...................................................................page 5THIS PAGE............................................................................................................page 6EARLY AND TRANSITIONAL...............................................................................1 to 10MAYNARD...........................................................................................................11 to 13PINFIRE..............................................................................................................14 to 16RIMFIRE..............................................................................................................17 to 51RIMFIRE BOXES & PACKETS...........................................................................52 to 5922 BOXES...........................................................................................................60 to 72U.S. SPORTING RIFLE....................................................................................73 to 104U.S. SPORTING BOXES................................................................................105 to 108U.S. MILITARY RIFLE BOXES........................................................................109 to 113 U.S. MILITARY RIFLE & MACHINE GUN.......................................................114 to 157 BRITISH SPORTING.......................................................................................158 to 173BRITISH SPORTING BOXES.........................................................................174 to 183U.K. MILITARY RIFLE.....................................................................................184 to 205U.K. MILITARY PACKETS...............................................................................206 to 217METRIC SPORTING.......................................................................................218 to 243METRIC SPORTING BOXES.........................................................................244 to 245METRIC MILITARY BOX.......................................................................................246METRIC MILITARY.........................................................................................247 to 276WORLDWIDE LARGE CALIBER MILITARY...................................................277 to 374

Cal. 60............................299 to 330 and 445PISTOL & REVOLVER....................................................................................375 to 405PISTOL & REVOLVER BOXES.......................................................................406 to 408SHOT GUN SHELLS.......................................................................................409 to 430SHOT SHELL BOXES.....................................................................................431 to 437COUNTER FELT, SAMPLE SETS...................................................................438 to 441FLARE. TOOL & MISC. CARTRIDGES..........................................................442 to 445CAP TINS / PRIMERS...........................................................................................446MEDALS, NAME BADGE & PIN BACK..........................................................447 to 449GLASS BALLS................................................................................................450 to 459BOOKS, CATALOGS & PAPER......................................................................460 to 464LATE ADDITIONS...................................................... ....................................465 to 467BIBLIOGRAPHY...............................................................................................................AUCTION CLOSE AND BIDDING INCREMENT SCHEDULE............Inside back cover

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EARLY & TRANSITIONAL1 With a light-tan carrier opened at the end but with a still intactcloth-pull, this .442 Westley Richards Monkey Tail Carbine hasa tan paper patched lead bullet with a string covered in tallowsecuring the tan paper body to the bullet base, while a thickgreased fibre-wad is attached to the head. With a stain on the body and a 3/4”long hairline crack, it is in fair to good estimate- 40-70

2 A commercial .568 Terry round by Eley as indicated by the black tear tape(R.L. and Broux & Moll used white, or in some cases, pink tape). The white paper casehas a felt wad only 3/10” thick. It has separated below the bullet and been repaired,losing some bits of paper in the process. The paper is lightly soiled, the felt wad isclean and the bullet is free of oxidation. Diameter over the paper is 0.576”, length is 2.07” and total weight is 594 grains.The thin paper carrier is split in several places, but the base folds are in surprisingly good condition, intact and unbroken. The carrier (not shown) is poor, but the cartridge may be considered in good shape. estimate- 70-100

3 This rare example of the 1.6” rimmed .50 Meigs experimental has araised headstamp, which is somewhat hard to read. Meigs apparently didcrush-tests with a number of his experimental rounds and we think the mostlikely reason was to see how his experimental inside centerfire priming systems would react. The rim on this example is .470” in width at it’s widest and .777” long, while the head is now about.393” in width, so a good bit of crushing force. The case shows some small dents and a light grey stain to one side, andwe are unsure what method was used to crush this. In good crushed condition. estimate- 300-400

4 This .54 Burnside is an example of the so-called “dish base” style with aflatter base with a wide shallow dish around the center hole. Some considerthis to be a variation, but we (and Jim Tillinghast) believed this indicated afired case caused by the shape of the carbine chamber. It has a darkly tonedbrass case but a nice lead bullet. With a small dent to the Foster grease groove, it is in good condition. estimate- 40-70

5 A .56 Billinghurst Requa Mitrailleuse. The rounded head has a .740” /18.81mm rim [known to us with rim diameters from .720” to .752”] and a center flash hole in the base which is soldered to the brass body. With a lightlyoxidized cast lead bullet, it has uneven case color, otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 40-60

6 A .56 Billinghurst Requa Mitrailleuse. The rounded head has a .745” /18.93mm rim [known to us with rim diameters from .720” to .752”] and a centerflash hole in the base which is soldered to the brass body. With a oxidized castlead bullet, it has uneven case color and marker, otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 40-60

9 This .74 Morse Type 1 for a 14 B gage shotgun has a once tinned-brass case with a tinned-brass insert in the head holding a felt washerand a copper ‘top-hat’ musket cap next to the 2-pronged “V” shapedtinned(?)-brass anvil, which has been soldered to the inner sides of thecase. The head is .751” / 19.14mm and the mouth is .737” / 18,72mmin diameter, and it is 2.207” / 56.07mm long. The remaining tinning can be seen under the rim and on the base insert,otherwise it is in good to very good condition. estimate- 200-250

8 This very uncommon .58 Morse blank, has a tinned-brass case with a rubberizedwasher and a copper ‘top-hat’ musket cap, while the mouth has a cork topwad secured byboth a slight taper crimp and some shellac looking sealant, The case has a small, light“T622” hand engraved in the side near the rim, otherwise it is in very good condition. estimate- 400-500

7 A .56 Billinghurst Requa Mitrailleuse case. The rounded head has a.737” / 18.73mm rim [known to us with rim diameters from .720” to .752”]and a center flashhole in the base which was once soldered to the brassbody. In poor condition, with light grey residue on the brass body. estimate- 15-25

15] These 3 Norwegian, 9mm Pinfires all have copper cases with, brass pins, araised ‘ ♚ [over] A ‘ headstamp and lead bullets secured with a choke crimp. By

Christiania Arsenal, there are slight variations in the headstamp and/or thebullet seating. All have light lead oxidation and toning, while one as a paper label,otherwise these are in good condition. estimate- 30-50

10 Said to perhaps be a commercial version, this .58 Morse 1.43” brasscase shows 4-piece construction. The body has a vertical soldered seamand the rim was formed by soldering a brass washer to the base. Missingthe washer and percussion cap, the 2-prong iron anvil is attached to aninner piece which fits against the case walls The bullet is lead and showsone groove. The case has a smallish area of discolor otherwise this isnicely toned and in good condition. estimate- 300-400

11 Unheadstamped, with a slightly off-center small {.160”} copperprimer, this most unusual .40-40 Maynard M-1882 “style” {1.733”} brasscased example has a typical belted lead bullet, however the flat head iswithout the normal rounded edge to the rim, which here measures .518” in diameter, and is .040” thick. With a .453”head, a .450” mouth, and a .400” bullet, it is by a maker unknown to us, however our “best guess” is U.M.C.Co. Thecase is lightly toned and the lead bullet has very light oxidation, so in good to very good condition. estimate- 35-50

12 This ca. 1863, very early .50 Maynard wire extractor has a 1.223” drawn brass casewith a center-holed base and a looped copper wire soldered to the case at two points onthe outer edge of the head where it starts to become the body. The .518” lead bullet is nicely cast and the overall length is1,764”. The case has a couple of relatively small dark areas, and one end of the wire has become unattached and it semssomeone tried to careully re-attach it with glue, but it is still in it’s original position. In good condition. estimate- 1500-2000

13 A .75 Maynard Flopear. Unheadstamped with a center-holed .115” / 2.94mm thickbase which has been soldered to the base of the nicely colored brass body and aswaged lead bullet with a blunt flat nose. Thought to be a “Grass Valley Ca.” example,the bullet is not seated squarely, otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 150-200

14 With a raised “XYTHOS special” lettering in the lid of the 2-piece half cover redplastic box and “Austria ADK 3822” raised on the bottom, this 2mm Pinfire box seemsfull of 3.77mm long copper cased examples with steel pins and a white topwad. Thebox has the original tan foam ‘anti-rattle’ packing and may have once had a side labelas we see slight residue of somthing on one side, otherwise it is in excellent condition. [photo 2X size] estimate- 50-70

MAYNARD

PINFIRE

\16 This pair of green paper LERCHE pinfire shot shells both show a low-base brass head and nocase print. The 16 bore is a 2,575” /65.4mm long new primed empty, The 12 bore is loaded, 2,330” /59.18mm long, has a nice roll crimp and a “J.P DANNEFELSER N.Y. 4” off-white topwad. Both are in verygood to excellent condition. estimate- 40-60

\17 A steel .22 or 5.5mm gage. Unheadstamped it is .552”/14.04mm long over all, andhas “Cal 5,5 [over] 1,27 Rebut [over] “5220.14 [over] 233.0767 [over] “logo” 2_77” etched into the

sides. We think European made, it is in excellent condition. estimate- 50-70

\18 Center fire, this 5.6 Hungarian Militery target round ihasa slighty dished head with an impressed ‘ M ‘. the copper case has a deepchoke cromp below the round lead ball bullet which is also seucured by a tapercrimp. With light lead oxidation it is in very good condition. estimate- 60-90

RIMFIRE

19] A 75 round .22 collection. A few of the better are a copper washed steelcased LR with a ‘VZ ‘ headstamp, a Short wood-saboted shot, a W.R.A.Co. LRproof and there is at least one by Remington with a “L” case mouth letter. Shorts,Longs & Long rifles are represented mostly US makers (a couple Robin Hood’s)plus an early unheadstamped .22 Long. Also is a solid bullet version of the center-fire LR  headstamped ‘ N in a shield ‘, and a couple of tool blanks. Some show oxidation, but these are generally in good condition. [photo 80%] estimate- 20-40

22 Made by U.M.C.Co. and unheadstamped, this copper cased .32 Ex Long Wesson has alightly oxidized lead bullet with two exposed smooth grooves. With a 1.669” / 42.41mm OALand a small case dent, it is still in good condition. estimate- 40-70

25 This .38 Long by C. D. Leet has a lacquered copper case and an oxidized twosmooth-grooved lead bullet. In good condition. estimate- 30-50

26 Headstamped ‘ C.D.L. ‘, this .41 Short by C. D. Leet has a copper case with a segmentedcrimp to hold the 2 smooth-groove cast lead bullet. With a slight stain on the head and a lightlyoxidized bullet, it is in good condition. estimate- 40-70

23 This 7-piece collection of .32 Longs includes; 2 new primed empty copper cases oneheadstamped ‘ U ‘ and the other with a raised ‘ H in an imp O ’, Copper cased and with lead bullets, three others haveraised headstamps in an impressed circle: The ‘ U ’ has 3 smooth bullet grooves and the ‘ H ‘ has 2 knurled bulletgrooves, while the ‘ US ‘ has a belted bullet. One with an impressed ‘ U ‘ has 2 knurled bullet grooves and one with 2smooth bullet grooves is unheadstamped [shown]. The raised U and the US both have nice lead, while the other three have light oxidation, so in good to very good condition. estimate- 40-70

24 This .38 Short has a raised ‘ U in an imp O ’ headstamp, a copper case and a single grooved lead bullet secured with a taper crimp. With a little faint marker and typical oxidation, it is in good condition.[photo 200%] estimate- 15-25

20 This .32 Short by C.&T. Mfg. Co. has a slightly dished head with a long straight ‘tick’ mark inthe center, a copper case and held by a segmented crimp, the lightly oxidized pointed lead bulletshows a single groove. With a tiny bit of marker, it is in good to very good condition. estimate- 30-50

21 With the hard to find ‘ L ‘ headstamp and two sets of ‘tick’ marks in a large, somewhat deep center-dished head, this ca.1863-1870 .32 Long by C. D. Leet has acopper case with a taper crimp holding the very lightly oxidized 2-groove pointed lead bullet. With a smallcase dent, it is in good condition. [HS photo 200%] estimate- 100-150

27 This 6-piece collection of .41 Shorts by Winchester are all copper cased with leadbullets. Included are 2? with raised ‘ H in an imp O ’ headstamps. One has a large impressedarea and the other showing very small area seems to be partically raised and impressed[shown and it might well be from a broken bunter], while a 2nd with the small impression definatelyhas an impressed stamp. The three others with an impressed H show different letter sizes.With typical lead oxidation, these are all in good condition. [photo 200%] estimate- 20-40

28 Here we have two .41 Short board dummies by Winchester. Both have ‘ H ‘ headstamps, coppercases with two proper mounting holes and lead bullets showing one knurled and one knife edge groove,One case has a inner wood distance piece and the other does not. The empty one has some stains tothe “out” side while the other is in good to very good condition. estimate- 40-70

29 Four .41 Short blanks by Winchester. Copper-cased with a ‘ H ‘ headstamp in twoslightly different sizes The case mouth crimps and the topwads are different, ranging fromdirty gray to tan to white. Generally in good condition. estimate- 15-25

30 With a raised ‘ U in an imp O ’ headstamp, this .41 Short by U.M.C.Co.has a copper case and a lead bullet with two smooth grooves. Perhaps oncelacquered but not polished it shows a little uneven oxidation, but is in good condition. estimate- 20-40

31 Headstamped ‘ U ‘, this pair of .41 Shorts both have copper cases and lead bullets with two lubrication grooves. Stamped at the case mouth one shows a “-” and the other a “S-”. both show leadoxidation but are otherwise in good condition. estimate- 40-70

32 Headstamped ‘ U ‘, this collection of six, .41 Shorts are all copper-cased with somewhat different lead bullets. The pointed variations have lightoxidation while the round nose is cast lead. In good condition. [photo not quite tosize] estimate- 15-25

33 Headstamped ‘ U ‘, this collection of eight, .41 Short blanks include one cinemablank marked “1/4” on the red topwad, plus these other plain colored wads 2@ orange1@ red, green and blue plus 2@ medium gray. Crimps are somewhat different and thetopwad seating depth also shows variations. Generally in good condition. estimate- 15-25

34 This collection of 4@ .41 Short rounds includes three with a ‘ V ‘ headstamp, one is adummy [shown], with a single case hole and another a loaded ball load, both have a copper cases and leadbullets. The 3rd has a nickeled brass case and a copper washed lead bullet. The headstamped ‘ M ‘ the4th, has a copper case and a lead bullet. These range from good to very good condition. estimate- 15-25

35 Showing an raised ‘ H ‘ headstamp which is not in an impressed circle, this copper cased.44 Short board dummy has two proper mounting holes, and a lead bullet with a single knurledgroove. With a light stain on the “out” side, it is in good condition. estimate- 40-70

36 Unheadstamped, this .44 Long Ballard by C.&T. Mfg. Co. has a copper casewith some slight raised rings on the head and secures the 2 smooth-groove cast leadbullet with a segmented crimp. The case mouth shows a few slight wrinkles from original manufacture and the bullet haslight oxidation, but all-in-all it is in good condition. estimate- 20-40

37 Unheadstamped this .44 Extra Long by C. T. Mfg. Co. has a copper case with a highcenter area in the base, and a taper crimp holding the pointed lead bullet, which has onesmooth groove. The bullet has oxidation but the case is nicely toned. In good condition. estimate- 15-25

38 Unheadstamped this .46 Ballard by C.&T. Mfg. Co. has a copper case with a dishedhead and a segmented crimp holding the lightly oxidized lead bullet which shows two‘saw-tooth’ style grooves (aka inverted grooves). A little unevenly toned, it is in goodcondition. estimate- 20-40

39 Unheadstamped this copper-cased .50 Pistol {aka Ball} for the U. S. Naval Academyhas a .822” / 20.88mm C.L. Loaded just for the Academy by the American MetallicAmmunition Co. with 5 gr. less powder than a standard .50 Rem. Pistol. This example hasa two ‘tick’ marks about 180º apart and has a slightly raised ring near the rim edge. Nicely toned it has a couple smalldings and a lightly oxidized lead bullet. An uncommon short variation, it is in good condition. estimate- 150-200

40 Unheadstamped and with the same type / stype base-markings / profile as lot 39 above, this .50 Pistol {aka Ball} for the U. S. Naval Academy has a .850” / 21.60mm C.L. Nicely toned it has alightly oxidized lead bullet, and is in good condition. estimate- 150-200

41 Unheadstamped, with a copper case showing three long crimps this .56-50 Spencer byC. & T. Mfg. Co. has an oxidized lead bullet and an interesting factory flaw above one crimp.In good condition. estimate- 15-25

42 Headstamped ‘ 50 CAL ‘ this uncommon .56-50 Spencer has the headstampand 4 ‘tick’ marks within a slight dish in the head, a copper case with three crimpsand a lightly oxidized lead bullet. It has a couple of stains to one side, otherwise it isin very good condition. estimate- 300-400

43 With an impressed ‘ H ‘ headstamp this extended neck copper-cased .56-50 or .56-52shot load has a light tan paper topwad seated at the start of the tapered mouth crimp. With asticker, it is still in very good to excellent condition. estimate- 15-25

44 With a raised ‘ H in imp. O ‘ headstamp, this .56-52 Spencer has a copper caseand a lead bullet with a smooth cannelure. Polished and lacquered, it has marker onone side, otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

45 With an impressed ‘ H ‘ headstamp, this .56-52 Spencer Shot has a lightly toned coppercase and a salmon colored paper sabot held with a taper crimp.The sabot is also in very nicecondition. estimate- 40-70

46 This unheadstamped, .56-52 Spencer has a {December 10th, 1872, #133,714} MeadPatent explosive bullet with an unheadstamped .22 rimfire blank inserted in the nose. A bitunevenly toned and with typical bullet oxidation, it is in good condition. estimate- 40-70

47 Unheadstamped, this .58 Springfield Musket has copper case with a slightly dishedhead. The belted cast-lead bullet is held with a taper crimp. With a couple tiny dings andsmall stains it is in good condition. estimate- 50-80

48 Headstamped ‘ U ‘, this .58 Springfield Musket board dummy has a copper case withtwo mounting holes, and along with the taper crimp it has two through-the-case punch crimpsto secure the lead bullet. It has a little bit of marker, otherwise it is in excellent condition. estimate- 800-1000

49 Unheadstamped, this .58 Mont Storm/Roberts by C.&T. Mfg. Co. weighs 799.1 grs,has a copper case with a dished head with a small high center along with a series ofdash ‘tick’ marks 180º apart. The lightly oxidized lead bullet is held with a segmentedcrimp. A little unevenly toned it has a few slight scratches to the color, otherwise it is ingood condition. estimate- 150-200

50 Unheadstamped, this rare 17x32 R Norwegian Lund has a drawn copper case, and alightly oxidated pointed lead bullet being held with a taper crimp. Said to exist in less than5 known, this one is nicely toned, but has a small, very shallow case ding, otherwise is invery good condition. estimate- 2500-3000

51 This is a lot of three, 10.4 / .41 Swiss shot loads. All have copper cases and papersabots. 1@ is headstamped ‘ H ‘ and it has a blue sabot. 1@ is headstamped ‘ U ‘ and ithas a red sabot. The example with the yellow sabot is unheadstamped. The yellow [top] andblue [middle] have marker and all have toning, but all are still in relatively good condition.

[photo 75%] estimate- 15-25

\52 Tied with thin brown string and sealed with a white paper label, this off-white 10-sizepaper-packet of somewhat early Swiss arsenal made 10.4 / .41 Swiss has a dark blue printed date and Swiss cross on the black printed label. With only light soil, it is in excellentcondition. [photo 85%] estimate- 150-200

53] Tied with thin off-white string and sealed with a now off-white paper label, this off-white 10-size paper-packet of

1943 dated Swiss arsenal made 10.4 / .41 Swiss has a blue date and cross with a redprinted banner. The left side of the packet has a black “SWITZERLAND” rubber stamp.The label is broken where the string end is exposed but the string is still under the labeland seems attached to it. With some light soil and the original exposed glue which hasnow turned brown, it is still in good to very good condition. [photo 85%] estimate- 100-150

\54 Full of nice copper-cased blanks with a ‘ H ‘ headstamp, this tan 2-piece half-cover .38 Short Extra Loud 50-size box has a perhps 90% complete off-white side sealwith black print on three sides and a small ballpoint ink number on the 4th. With all-over somewhat light soil, it is in good condition. [photo 5%] estimate- 20-40

RIMFIRE BOXES & PACKETS

55] Full of nice condition copper-casedblanks with a ‘ H ‘ headstamp, this tan 2-piece

half-cover .38 Short Extra Loud 50-size box has a perhaps 96% complete off-whiteside seal with black print all sides. Still sealed on the back side it has a all-over

medium-soiled coloring, otherwise it is in good condition. [photo 55%] estimate- 20-40

\56 Empty, this tan 2-piece half-cover 50-size .32 Short Blank box by U.S.C.Co.has an orange and black top label and a perhaps 96% complete yellow side sealshowing black print on three sides. The box has light soil and the top has two opencorners, otherwise it is strong and is still in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

57 A rimfire tool blank collection, consisting of an empty red labeled “CASH”Knocker tin (cattle killer), a 10-size green plastic strip of .25 cal HILTI headstamped blanks, plus 3 other singles by Winchester, a unlabeled tin full ofothers including a .22 Winchester dummy and a CCI .31 cal primer for use insidetheir teargas tube (tube not included). Plus a few anchors to be used by tool blanks.Some interesting stuff and all in good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 15-25

\58 This full, 100-size dark blue and black patternedfull-cover steel tin of 6mm Flobert ball has a red, greenand black full wrap-around paper label. The very nice condition rounds have a raised CF [monogram]headstamp, a brass head, a copper body and a longish round nose lead bullet with two knurledrings. Carefully opened, the top has a small scuff to the label, and the plain bottom has a price, otherwise it is in good to very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 40-70

59] Full, this 100-size, blue paper half-cover Made in France,No.2 Saloon Shot box by Eley has a white with blue print full wrap-around label which ismissing a bit [print is only on the top] on the left side and bottom. The shells have a copper head[dia. .278” / 7.06mm] with a raised ‘ E ‘ headstamp, a blue and white body with a pattern ofcircles and a roll crimp holding a white topwad. With a 26.6mm oal the shells are in excellent condition The label has light soil and the box top has one open corner, otherwise itis in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

60] Probably missing a few, but appearing mostly full of unheadstamped copper cased,lead-bulleted rounds which are now loose packed, this red and yellow printed, .22 ShortMeriden Fire Arms Co. box has top-hinged end flaps with thumb-cuts on the bottom. Onlythe outer face of the end flaps and the box top show print, everything else is just plain lighttan colored ‘box’. MER-1-S-7a, it has very light soil and very short [.015” / 3.8mm long]partial breaks on both hinges. In good condition. estimate- 900-1200

\61 With one original ‘ R ‘ headstamped copper-cased .22 Long Robin Hood round, this2-piece full-cover tan box has a red, yellow, black and white full wrap-around label which isstill sealed on the right side. Rains-L-5, it has bright colors and a tiny bit of edge wear. Inexcellent condition. estimate- 500-700

62] Full of unheadstamped brass-cased rounds, this 50-size Sears,.22 Short Sta-Klean box is blue, orange and white. Sears-5-S-1b butwith an “A” bottom, In excellent condition. [ bottom photo 50%] estimate- 30-50

\63 Full of unheadstamped brass-cased rounds, this 50-size Sears, .22 Short Sta-Kleanbox is blue, orange and white. Sears-5-S-1b, it has slight corner wear and is in very good toexcellent condition. estimate- 20-40

64] Sealed with the salmon and black full wrap-around label this 50-size, 2-piece full-cover tan .22 Short Peters Swaged bullet box

is (web) PCC-2-S-2 but with a differentbottom. It has a few areas of bleached color on the ends, otherwise it is in good condition. [ bottom photo 50%] estimate- 50-80

About these following .22 boxes: Unless we state otherwise. all the photographs are at 70%. We have usedTony Dunn's numbering system as a reference for you. If the lot does not have a number it’s because we couldn’t getone, and unless we say otherwise the box type is 1-piece end flap. For the Canadian boxes we used the Don Blyth andTony Dunn numbers, and those we preface with the letters DB. Other boxes may have a author who can be found in theselected bibliography.

.22 BOXES

\65 This 100-size, plaid 2-piece half-cover .22 Short box by U.M.C.Co. has a red andblack side seal which is perhaps 70% complete and holds an un-attached piece inside thebox along with perhaps 70-80 original ‘ U ‘ headstamped rounds. The green and black toplabel has an overlabel from the W.T. Hancock & Co., London, who were Gun & FishingRod makers. UMC-8-S-4a, it has edge wear and light soil, but is still in good condition. estimate- 120-170

66] Missing 3 ‘ P ’ headstamped copper cased rounds, this red, orange, black and whitePeters, .22 Long Rifle N.R.A. box is PCC-51-LR-7. It has light soil, and a tear / wrinkle onthe left edge of the top, while the inner tray has a handwritten ”From CIL 5/29/45” penciled

note on one end. In good condition. estimate- 30-50

\67 Full of brass-cased shot loads with a multi-petal crimp and a‘ U ‘ headstamp, this Peters, High Velocity .22 L.R. Shot box is blue and red with white print.PCC-17-LR-5, it has a wee bit of corner wear, but is in excellent condition. estimate- 20-40

68] Holding 49 brass-cased shot loads with a multi-petal crimp and a ‘ U ‘ headstamp, thisPeters, .22 L.R. Shot box is red, white and blue. PCC-20-LR-4a, it has light soil, but is stillin very good to excellent condition. estimate- 20-40

\69 Full of brass-cased rounds with a ‘ P [Kass P-6] ‘ headstamp, this yellow, blue, red and white Peters, .22 Remington Auto Loading boxis PCC-8-RA-3. It has light soil and a thin, about 1 inch long scuff on the bottom, otherwise it is in very good condition. estimate- 120-170

70] Holding 49 copper-cased rounds with a ‘ H ’ headstamp, this tan, 2-piece half-cover Winchester, .22 Automatic box has a yellow, red, and black top label and aprobably 85% complete side seal which is still sealed in the back side. Rains-WA-6a, ithas a now, light tan price sticker from the famous John Wanamaker, Philadelphia store.With still nice colors, the top has both right end corners open, otherwise it is in good

condition. estimate- 200-250

\71 Full of nice condition copper-cased rounds with a ‘ P ’ headstamp, this PetersRustless .22 Winchester box is yellow, blue, red and white. PCC-8-WRF-3, and withbright colors it has two small scuffs on the right end flap, otherwise it is in very goodcondition. estimate- 60-90

72] Full of unheadstamped brass-cased rounds, this Sears, .22 WRF Sta-Klean box isblue with red, white and black print. The overprinted “CADMIUM PLATED” on the top andsides has been blocked out with a series of reddish brown squares. SEARS-6-WRF-3 it hasa dark red “6” in china-marker on the top and bottom, and a 5/16” tear at the top right corner edge, otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 150-200

73 Headstamped ‘ REM-UMC • 257 REM • ‘, this .22 Streamliner has abrass primer, a brass case and a GM-jacketed soft nose bullet. The casehas a taped-on label, and is lightly toned. In good condition. estimate- 15-25

74 Headstamped ‘ U.M.C. .236R. ’, this loaded .236 Remington has abrass primer and a brass case holding a CNCS-jacketed bullet with threeslash crimps. With the start of a typical neck split at the end of the shoulder, marker, and a dark spot on the head, it is still in good condition. estimate- 40-70

U. S. SPORTING RIFLE

75 All with brass cases, this 10 round collection includes; a ‘ U.M.C. 28-30-120. ‘ with a lead bullet. The 4@ .25-25’s include two with lead bullets1@ by W.R.A.Co. and 1@ by U.M.C. Then two with CN-jacketed soft nose bullets are by the same two makers. The 4@ .25-21 include two by W.RA.Co. Thay are 1@ lead bullet loading and 1@ with a CN-jacketed soft nose bullet. Thetwo by U.M.C. include a lead bullet and a CN-jacketed FMJ example. Last is a ‘ U.M.C. 22-15-60 ‘ example with a leadbullet. Most have marker, 5 have primer stamps, and all are generally in good condition. estimate- 40-70

76 All brass cased, this lot of 6@ .256 Newton. includes 3@ headstamped ‘ WESTERN .256 NEWT. ‘, with Western “Open Point”GM-jacketed bullets, showing flat nickel, domed copper and domed nickel primers. 2@ by Newton are headstamped ‘ N.A.Co. .256 N. ‘ have domed copper primers and perhaps very slightly different GM-jacketed steel-wire point bullets.1@ which is somewhat uncommon [shown] is headstamped ‘ WESTERN 6-17 ‘. It has a struck copper primer and a CN-jacketed pointed FMJ bullet. The 6-17 and one of the Newton-made have neck cracks and all have some toning,but are for the most part in good condition. estimate- 20-40

77 Three brass pieces / headstamps. 1st: A dummy, ‘ ABM 300 WIN MAG ‘,with an empty Boxer primer brass case and GM-jacketed spitzer with a tinyhollow point. 2nd: A dummy, ‘ SWIFT 30-06 SPRG ‘ with a case hole nearthe head, nickel primer, green annulus and GM-jacketed spitzer with a black plastic tip. 3rd: an unfinished 7.62 NATO-size case [shown] headstamped ‘ CROSS COUNTRY 22CC ‘. It has empty Boxer primer pocket and a long .24” OD neck withan untrimmed mouth. The .22CC has a couple tiny dings, but these are in good to very good condition. estimate- 15-25

78 Two items. 1st: A live ‘ A-SQUARE 300 PEGASUS ‘with a nickel primer, a brass case and a GM-jacketedspitzer with a green plastic tip [shown]. 2nd: new empty brass‘ 30 SUPER MAG roo BB roo ‘ by Bertram Brass with the kangaroos “roo” facing each other and an empty Boxer primerpocket. Both show uneven light toning, and are in good condition. estimate- 15-25

79 5 rounds, included are 2@ ‘ HORNADY 376 STEYR ‘, [shown]brass cases and primers with GM-jacketed soft point bullets. 2@ ‘ R-P 300REM ULTRA MAG ‘ with brass cases and primers with GM-jacketed soft point bullets. 1@ HORNADY 450MARLIN ‘, brass case and primer with a GM-jacketed soft nose bullet. All are in very good condition. estimate- 15-25

80 4@ unfinished brass cases, all with empty Boxer primer pockets.Headstamps are: ‘ QUAL-CART 6,5-257 RBTS ‘, ‘QUAL-CART 338-06ACKIMP ‘ [shown], ‘ QUAL-CART 30-338WIN MAG ‘, and ‘ QUAL-CART 300 HOFFMAN ‘. The Hoffman and the 338-06have neck flaws, otherwise these are in good condition. estimate- 15-25

81 This pair of “.30 CALIBER WINCHESTER” factory auxillary chambers are both nickelplated brass. Both have the case wall stamping “WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.PATENTED AUG . 22 .1899” but one has a dash after patented. It also is stamped “USE.32S&W - .32 SHORT COLT.”, while the other without the dash, is stamped “USE 32 S.&W. SMOKE-LESS.”. Also included is a .32 S&W. One has marker and the other is missing a tiny spotor two on the plating but are both in good condition. estimate- 60-90

82 A 7 piece .32-40 collection includes a nickel plated Winchester factoryadapter [shown] with a dash after patented (also see lot 81 above) and a “USE .32

CAL SHORT COLT” stamp. 3@ have paper patched lead bullets and are head-stamped ‘ U.M.C. S .32-40. H ‘, ‘ UMC 32-40 ‘, and ‘ W.R.A.Co..32-40 ‘. AnotherUMC 32-40 is a miniature load [shown] with a case cannelure close to the mouthand a short lead bullet, Another W.R.A.Co. .32-40 has a plain lead bullet. One headstamped ‘ U.M.C. .32-40.H.P. ‘ hasan upper mid-case cannelure and a tinned GM-jacketed bullet with a soft nose. Two have lead oxidation and most havemarker, but these are generally in good condition. estimate- 50-90

83 Headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. .32 W. S. ‘ this .32 Winchester Special Proofload has a copper and brass protected primer stamped “W”, and a tinned brass case. The tinned GM-jacketed soft nose bullet is secured by a taper crimp. The case tinning is a little ‘frosty’ looking, otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 30-50

84 4@ Winchester Ballards include: A primed (domedbrass) empty brass case headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. 38-55BAL. ‘, These next three all have paper patched lead bullets and domed brass primers. The headstamps are: ‘ W.R.A.Co. 40-70 BAL. ‘, ‘ W.R.A.Co. 40-85 BAL. ‘ and ‘ W.R.A.Co. 40-90 BAL. ‘ [shown]. Two have paper case-labels, allshow light toning and light lead oxidation. The 38-55 has a couple of marks on the head and the .40-90 has a case dentand writing on the patch. In generally good condition. estimate- 50-80

85 These 2@ .40-90 Bullards are both brass-cased with brass primers andlead bullets. 1@ is headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. 40-90 BUL. ‘ and the other whichwas made by U.M.C.Co., [shown] has light turn marks on the flat head and is headstamped ‘ BULLARD 40-90 ‘. TheUMC has a few small stains, but the Winchester is in good to very good condition. estimate- 25-40

86 These 4@ Bullards are all headstamped by W.R.A.Co., have brass casesand flat nose lead bullets. Included is a “40-90 BUL.”, a “45-85 BUL.”, a “40-70BUL.” [shown] and a “32-40 BUL.”. The .32 and the .40-90 have domed brassprimers while the other two have domed copper primers. The bullets showlight to medium oxidation, and the cases are somewhat toned, but these are still in good condition. estimate- 40-70

87 Both by W.R.A.Co., these 2 Marlin examples include: A board dummy[shown] headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. 40-60 M. ’. It has 2 proper mounting holes, aninner wood rod and a flat nose lead bullet, The other is headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. 45-70 MAR. ‘. It also has a brass case, a small copper primer anda flat nose lead bullet. The .45-70 has a paper label and the board dummy shows typical factory polish. Both are in goodcondition. estimate- 50-80

88 Headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. 40-70 S.S. ’, this .40-70 Single shotboard dummy has a domed brass primer cup, a 21/2” brass case withtwo proper mounting holes, an inner wood rod and a taper crimp to hold the flat nose lead bullet. With a number of smalldark spots and old marker on the “out” side, it is in good condition. estimate- 30-60

89 With the plain ringed-head showing Winchester manufacture, this.40-70 Sharps necked 21/4” has a domed brass primer, and a paperpatched round nose lead bullet. With light oxidation and a little unevencase toning, it is in good condition. estimate- 20-40

90 Headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. 40-82 W.C.F. ’, this .40-82 W.C.F. boarddummy has a domed brass primer cup, a brass case with two propermounting holes, an inner wood rod and a taper crimp to hold the flat nose lead bullet. With the “out” side showing lightuneven toning, it is in good condition. estimate- 30-60

91 Unheadstamped, this .40-90-370 31/4” Sharpsstraight [by a maker unknown to us] has a domed brassprimer, a drawn brass case and a somewhat unevenly seated friction-fitted paper patched flat nose lead bullet. It has a fewsmall dark areas and a stain along with a very small ruck-up to the patch, otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 40-70

92 These 4@ U.S. Sporting include: 2@ with paper patchedlead bullets. One [shown] is a ‘ W.R.A.Co. 40-90 ‘ headstamped25/8“ Sharps necked, and the other which is headstamped ‘ U.M.C. S 40-85 H ‘ is a 215/16” Ballard. One is headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. 45-85 W.C.F. ‘ and it has a plain flat nose leadbullet. With a belted round nose tinned GM-jacketed bullet this smokeless-loaded .38-72 Winchester is headstamped ‘ U.M.C. 38-72 C.F.W. ‘, and it has a flat brass primer stamped “U”. With light toning, these are in good condition. estimate- 50-80

93 4@ headstamped new empty brass cases with Boxer primer pockets.Headstamps are: ‘ CSA 40 BASIC 45 ‘, ‘ GRAF & SONS 45-90 ‘, SHILOH 50-90 ‘ [shown] and ‘ 10.4x47 Rmm BR&C ‘. All have light toning, and are in good to very good condition. estimate- 20-40

94 12@ .44 W.C.F. shotshells with paper sabots. Includes 1@ by ”D.C.Co.44-40” tansabot, “PETERS 44 XL” reddish ‘brown sabot, REM-UMC 44 XL” red sabot, and“WESTERN 44XL” with a green sabot. 2@ are plain with different lengths of tan sabot.2@ “W.R.A.Co. 44 X.L.” have blue sabots and different primers (large nickel & small copper). The 4@ “U.M.C. .44X.L.”have red, light red, and two variations of yellow sabots. All have soil, most have dark toning and one of the plan [shown] isa little open at the tip, so in fair to good condition. estimate- 15-25

95 Unheadstamped, with a U.M.C.Co. manufactured wide fainlyringed-head, this .44-95-550 Peabody "What Cheer" has a 2.304”/ 58.55mm long brass case, a large domed brass prmer and a friction fitted paper patched lead bullet. A little unevenly toned, it is still in good to very good condition. estimate- 90-120

96 With a typical unheadstamped E. Remington & Sonsrounded head and small domed brass primer, this .44-90Remington Special 27/16” has a friction fitted paper patchedlead bullet. With marker, some uneven toning and a few small“bites” to the outer layer of the patch, it is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

97 Headstamped ‘ U.M.C. S .45-70. H ‘, this .45-70 2.1” Sharps ‘Express’has a domed brass primer, a brass case and a uncommon paper patched flatnose lead bullet with a large copper tube in the nose. With a cellotaped paperlabel it is still in very good condition. estimate- 40-70

98 This pair of .45-90 W.C.F. includes: 1@ headstamped ‘ CCC 45/90 ‘[shown] with a drawn brass case, a brass primer and a flat nose cast leadbullet held with a circular crimp. 1@ is headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. 45-90W.C.F. ‘. It has a domed brass primer, a drawn brass case and a flat noselead bullet held with a taper crimp. The CCC has a small case dent and the Winchester has light toning, but both are ingood condition. estimate- 20-40

99 A U.M.C.Co. altered .45-82 W.C.F. by over-stamping the “80”with “82” on a .45-80 2.4” case. It has a domed brass primer andflat nose lead bullet, We believe this was done only for a very short time as these are not often seen. Toned it is in goodcondition. estimate- 20-40

100 With a plain ringed-head, and a large domed brass primer, this .50 unknown (tous) has a 1,558” long brass case. The straight-sided but pointed and flat-tipped castlead bullet is secured with a taper crimp into a bullet groove. The total weight is 438grains, it is lightly toned and in good condition. estimate- 100-200

101 Headstamped ‘ U.M.C. S 50-21/2 H ‘, this brass-cased .50 21/2”Sharps has a brass primer and a friction fitted paper patched castlead bullet. The case has marker, uneven toning and is without powder, otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

102 Headstamped ‘ ELEY . 50/110 . ‘, this .50-110 Winchester Expresshas a copper primer, a brass case and a lead bullet with a large coppertube in the nose. With a little toning and what seems to be a small factoryflaw at the mouth, it is in good condition. estimate- 20-40

103 Two .308 dummies and a new empty case, all brass and with emptyBoxer primer pockets. Included are: 1@ ‘ ABM 308 WIN ‘ dummy with aGM-jacketed spitzer bullet with a tiny hollow point. 1@ ‘ KINETIC 308 WIN MATCH ‘ dummy [shown] with a GM-jacketedspitzer bullet. The empty case is headstamped ‘ PETERSON .308 Win PALMA P ina keystone shaped logo ‘. All are in very good condition. estimate- 15-25

104 Blackened case dummies. This is a reasonably large (over 3 pounds) andinteresting collection of factory dummies with blackened cases, some with holedprimers or cases or both or no primers or no primer pockets, plus different bullettypes are represented. Headstamps represented are; REM-UMC, R-P, SUPERSPEED, W-W SUPER, SUPER-X, LC and perhaps others. Condition seems torange from good to excellent. [photo not to size] estimate- 90-120

105] Sealed at the left side by the green and black full(?) wrap around label, this tan2-piece full-cover 50-size, full U.M.Co., .303 Savage Short Range bullet box has alarge red, green and white colorful IVER JOHNSON, Successor to John P. Lovell Armsover label on the box bottom, {See color photos}. With light soil and a few rubs to thelabels the box is strong. In very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 150-200

\106 Sealed at the back with the red and whitefactory Guarantee label, this 20-size RemingtonArms, UMC, .30 Remington Smokeless box is a tan2-piece half-cover type with red-printed tan labels.

The back has a 2” long blue and white label by “ “Brooklyn’s Largest”GOODWEAR SPORTING GOODS Est. 1898 ”. With light overall soiland typical, fade to the red printing ink, it is strong and in relatively

very good condition. [box photo 60%, label photo 40%] estimate- 40-70

U. S. SPORTING RIFLE BOXES

107] Full of nice original rounds with light lead oxidation, this tan 50-size 2-piecehalf-cover “CENTER FIRE” WinChester .32 CAL, riFLe box has a probably 90%complete tan side seal with black print on all sides, and a white and red bottom label.The green and black top label has some edge scuffs, With some cellotape on one end/ sides of the top, but only light soil, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

109] Full and sealed by the light tan full-wraparound label, this grey 2-piece half-cover .300 H&H Mag. Match box has blackprint front and back with additional lot information on the front using black rubberstamps. With a slight wrinkle at the lower left corner, and light edge wear, it is ingood to very good condition. [photo 45%] estimate- 30-50

\110 Sealed with the water-proofed cloth tear this 5-size 2-piece half-cover brown waxed Cal. .30 M6Carbine Grenade ammunition box has the lot numberprinted on the front and the now, brown and black labelon the top.With “rs” on the bottom right corner in ballpoint, it is in good but typically dark condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

111] Full ot the original S&W headstamped rounds, this 10-size plastic pack of.308 Winchester by S&W has a blue and white top label with the bottom information having been impressed into the clear plastic. The rounds are in verygood condition while the top open-flap piece is becoming detached on the frontside. The plastic a little worn and soiled, but it is in relatively good condition.

[photo 40%] estimate- 20-40

\112 Full of original ‘ K 61 L2A2 ⨁ ‘headstamped rounds, this yellow 1-piece topflap 7.62mm L.2.A.2. NATO ball box has blackprint with a red “SMALL MARKS” overprint on thefront. The lot number rubber-stamped on the backis “Z5045”. Missing the cellotape seals on the topand bottom flaps, it has light edge wear, but is invery good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 40-70

113] With one original yellow paper shell, dated 1-45 on the topwad and headstamped ‘ WINCHESTER 60mmM4 ‘, this tan 2-piece full-cover IGNITION M3 for 60m/m MortarM1 & M2 box has a black-printed tan wrap-around label with “LOT W.R.A. 1-98” printed onthe front and back sides.The shell is in very good condition. The box is solid but missing alittle of one side of the label on the bottom and at one corner of that same side. With lightsoil, it is in good to very good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 40-70

114 Headstamped ‘ I V I 6 9 ‘ this 5.77/4.32mm Saboted Ball used a modifiedXM645 belted drawn brass case with a recessed flat nickel “piston” primer whichwas seated a various depths, {this one is .0035” / .09mm down}. The GMCS-jacketed boattail bullet is held in a transparent6-petal plastic sabot. Assembled as part of an Arsenal primer-test to establish an optimal charge 11 lots using differentcharges, were loaded. With a few very tiny freckles, this is in very good to excellent condition. estimate- 50-80

115 2@ 5.6x44mm XM144 variations include; Unheadstamped, one has a large domedbrass primer, a red annulus, a brass case and a red-colored solid bullet shaped like a sabotand is believed to be a Proof round. 1@ Headstamped ‘ W C C 6 3 ‘, the 5.6mm XM144W-E4 has a small flat bass primer with a red annulus, a 1.725” brass case and a green {probably} Teflon-coated sabot with a magnetic flechette giving it a 1.951” OAL. The Proof has a small dark spot, and bothshow light toning, so the range is from good to very good condition. estimate- 70-100

\108 This full, 1-piece end flap red, yellow, white and black OIMI Kynoch, .401 WinchesterSelf Loading box has one side noteing “MADE IN ENGLAND FROM SWEDISH COMPONENTS”. Lot “7P T”, it has a child warning rubber stamp on the bottom and light edge wear. In excellentcondition. [photo 60%] estimate- 70-100

U. S. MILITARY RIFLE BOXES

U. S. MILITARY RIFLE & MACHINE GUN

116 3@ 5.6x44mm XM144 dummy variations are all unheadstamped, with smallprimers / pockets and include; 1@ With a blackened flat primer, a blackened brass casewith an inner magnetic rod and a green non-magnetic sabot. 1@ with a struck nickel primera tinned brass case and a tinned CN-bullet. 1@ has a blind primer pocket, a brass caseand a solid GM or copper bullet. The tinned one has a few dings and the blackened oneshows slighty uneven coloring, otherwise these are in good condition. estimate- 70-100

119 Headstamped ‘ ⨁ LC 89 ‘, this, 5.56x45 ACR {Advanced Combat Rifle} trials roundhas a ring-crimped flat brass primer with a purple annulus. The brass case uses ataper crimp to hold the magnetic flechette inside the tapered-nose shaped 4 piece blue sabot showing injection-moldedsprues close to the tip and a dished nose. In very good to excellent condition. estimate- 30-50

120 Headstamped ‘ ⨁ LC 87 ‘, this, 5.56x45 ACR trials round has a ring-crimped flatbrass primer with a purple annulus. The brass case uses a taper crimp to hold themagnetic flechette inside the straight-sided 4 piece blue sabot which has a dished nose. With light uneven toning, it isin good to very good condition. estimate- 30-50

121 Headstamped ‘ W C C 8 8 ‘, this experimental Colt, 5.56x45 ACR Phase IItrials Duplex load has a ring-crimped flat brass primer with a red annulus. Thebrass case uses a segmented crimp to secure the exposed red tipped, GMCS-jacketed bullet. With a couple very tinycase dings and a very high percentage of tip color, it is in good to very good condition. estimate- 40-70

122 Headstamped ‘ W C C 8 8 ‘, both of these experimental Duplex loaded,Colt, 5.56x45 ACR Phase II trial examples have a ring-crimped flat brass primerswith annulus seals, brass cases and the exposed GMCS-jacketed bullets securedwith a segmented crimp. However one has a red annulus but no bullet tip colorwhile the other has a golden yellow annulus and a yellow colored bullet tip. The yellow tip [shown top] is missing only alittle color, and both are in excellent condition. estimate- 70-100

123 Headstamped ‘ R.P 222 REM MAG ‘, this 5.6x47 ACR flechette has a flat copper primer, a brass case with a slight taper crimp to hold the magnetic flechetteinside the 4-piece [with slight injection mould marks on each piece] dark blue sabot which has a very slightly domednose. With slight uneven toning, it is in very good condition. estimate- 30-50

117 Unheadstamped with a ring-crimped blacked primer and a red annulus, this 5.6mmXM216-type dummy (probably from F.A.) has a 1.725” brass case and a .219” diameterTeflon-coated green sabot without a flechette. Also included is a right-canted AAI stylesteel flechette and sabot assembly. Lightly toned, it is in good condition. estimate- 40-70

118 2@ 5.6mm XM-216 examples include: 1@ unheadstamped with a ring-crimped flatbrass primer and a red annulus. The brass case has a Teflon-coated green sabot with a magnetic flechette. 1@ is headstamped ‘ R A 6 5 ‘ and is otherwise the same as the plainone. The Remington is lightly toned, and the plain is in excellent condition. estimate- 40-70

124 Headstamped ‘ R.P 222 REM MAG ‘, this 5.6x47 ACR flechette has a flatcopper primer, a brass case with a heavy taper crimp to hold the magneticflechette inside the 4-piece light blue sabot, which has a crimping-groove and a dished nose. With slight uneventoning, it is in very good to excellent condition. estimate- 30-50

125 Headstamped ‘ R.P 222 REM MAG ‘, this 5.6x47 ACR flechette has a flatcopper primer, a brass case with a slight taper crimp holding the magnetic flechette inside the clear-plastic 4-piecesabot, The sabot has points that fit into the same-shaped hole of the adjoining piece locking it together {one visible point /hole on each} and a dished nose. With slight uneven toning, it is in very good to excellent condition. estimate- 70-100

126 Headstamped ‘ F A 7 2 ‘, this uncommon brass cased, 6x45 SAW hasa ring-crimped brass primer with a red annulus and a GMCS-jacketed bulletsecured with a taper crimp. Lightly toned, it is in good condition. estimate- 30-50

127 These 3 brown lacquered steel cased, 6x45 SAW are all headstamped‘ F A 7 3 ‘, and have ring-crimped flat brass primers with red annuluses.Included are: 1@ XM734 Tracer with an orange tipped GMCS-jacketed bulletand a dished case head signifying a cold worked case. 2@ ball with GMCS-jacketed bullets. One has a dished head and a typical dark brown case color,The other has a flat head and more of a gray-green case color. With light toning, these range from good to very good condition. estimate- 30-50

128 Very uncommon, this 6x45 SAW proof load shows a dished head, andnickel plated steel case headstamped ‘ F A 7 3 ‘. It has a ring crimped brassprimer with a red annulus and a GMCS-jacketed bullet held with a heavy tapercrimp. Lightly toned, it is in very good condition. estimate- 90-120

129 2@ 6x45 SAW inert loaded dummies, both are headstamped ‘ F A 7 3 ‘,have ring-crimped blackened flat primer cups and dark brown lacquered steelcases with blackened steel jacketed bullets showing knurled crimping grooves.One has a lightly struck primer, a just very slightly-dished head, no annulus colorand a smooth cannelure upper mid-neck. The other has a dished head, red annulus color and is without the neck groove. Ingood and very good condition. estimate- 40-70

130 2@ 6x49mm (aka 50mm) SAW Long. 1@ is an unheadstamped, ball load with a ring-crimped flat brass primer, a red annulus, a light greenanodized aluminum case and a GMCS-jacketed bullet held with a tapercrimp. Thought to have been made at F.A. these are said to these have aFlexible Internal Element {FIE} in the base to prevent the burn-through problem with aluminum case usage. The dummy isheadstamped ‘ F A 7 2 ‘. it has a ring-crimped blackened flat primer cup, a red annulus, a light green anodized aluminumcase and a black steel-jacketed bullet held with a taper crimp and a smooth cannelure. The ball has a few very tiny lightspots and the dummy is in excellent condition. estimate- 90-120

131 4@ 6mm Lee Navy and 2@ .236 Rimmed Navy include: 3@“W.R.A.Co 6M/M U.S.N.” Two are FMJ and one is a soft nose and allshow different primers. 1@ “U.M.C. 6 M//M U.S.N.” is a factory short range loading with a swaged lead bullet. TheRimmed versions both have FMJ bullets and are: One “W.R.A.Co. ‘236.U.S.N.” which has an impressed “W on thedomed brass primer. The other is the uncommon rimmed case with a [shown] “U.M.C. 6 M//M U.S.N.” headstamp and the6mm shoulder shape. All have marker and light to medium toning, the Rimmed UMC has some stains and a little whitegrowth around the primer. Generally in good condition. estimate- 60-90

132 3@ .276 Pedersen ball rounds all have brass cases and GM-jacketedbullets, included are: The two headstamped ‘ F A 29 ‘ [shown] have differentring-crimped primers and variations in the extractor groove size. One is asmall Monel-metal cup and the other shows a large domed brass cup. Theother is headstamped ‘ F A 27 ‘ and the ring -crimped primer cup is Monel-metal. With light toning and a small spot on one, these are in good condition. estimate- 50-80

133 These 2@ British made .276 Pedersens both have ring-crimped flatbrass primers, brass cases and GM-jacketed bullets secured with segmented crimps. The headstamps are ‘ K 30 [shown, and] K 3I [over] .276 ‘.With light to medium toning, these are in good condition. estimate- 30-50

134 Headstamped ‘ F A 2 03 ‘, this Cal. .30 (Krag) Ball loaded withthe Cole bullet has a large copper primer, a brass case with a smoothcannelure at the base of the neck and a CN-jacketed bullet. It wasonly in production for a few months, Nov. 1902 to March of !903, with this ‘bullet holding’ case cannelure which wasfound to cause malfunctions and dropped. With uneven somewhat dark toning, it is in good condition. estimate- 25-40

135 These two Cal. .30 M-1903 Modified type Sub-Caliber bothhave large 2-piece copper and brass ‘protected’ primers, brass casesand friction-fitted CN-jacketed round nose bullets. One is headstamped ‘ F A 18 ‘ [shown] and the other ‘ F A 23 ‘. Withuneven toning to both, they are in good condition. estimate- 40-70

136 Headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. 5 17 ‘ this Cal. .30 (Krag) Proof has a tinned primer, and a tinned brass case, and the bullet is a (short) GM-jacketed soft nose. A contract-generated case with a sporting bullet, the total weight is 409.8 grains. The nice condition case has a hairline neck crack but the lightly oxidated bullet is in tight. In good condition. estimate- 40-70

\138 With a very close to the same ‘ KYNOCH .30 U.S.A ‘ headstamps, brass cases and CN-jacketed soft nose bullets, this pair of .30-40 Krags differ in that one has an about .174” flat brassprimer and an about .20” long lead bullet tip while the other has an about .230” flat copper primer

and an about .14” long lead bullet tip. Lightly toned, both are in good condition. [photos 125%] estimate- 20-40

139] Unheadstamped, this is an ultra rare experimentalCal. .30 ball M-1892. Also known as a “‘headless shell” or“cannelured” due the lack of a rim and the under-rim cut. This has a domed copper Berdan primer, as it ia a Germanmade tinned brass case with a copper jacketed bullet. Most likely one of the 1st lot of 1000 rounds completed atFrankford Arsenal in June of 1892. With a old scratch, the tinning is a little thin at the shoulder and head but the copperis nicely toned. In excellent condition. {For more of this interesting cartridge see HWS Vol. 1 revised pg 71 and Pittman Vol. 4 pages 120, 121& 122} estimate- 1500-2000

140 Headstamped ‘ F A 4 03 ‘, this Cal. .30 M-1901 ball has adomed copper primer, a drawn brass case and a CN-jacketedround nose bullet. With marker and a little unevenly toned thecase has a hairline neck crack, otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 90-120

141 Headstamped ‘ F A 2 03 ‘, this Cal. .30 M-1901 ball has adomed copper primer, a drawn brass case with a taper crimp holding the CN-jacketed round nose bullet. Also included in this lot are 51@ Cal. .30 M-1903 new empty brass casesheadstamped ‘ U.M.C. .30-1903 ‘. In good condition the M-1901 has a little uneven toning, but the cases are in verygood to excellent condition. estimate- 150-200

142 Headstamped ‘ W.R.A.CO. 17 ‘, this Cal. .30 M-1906Winchester dummy has a large domed tinned primer cup, ablackened brass case with two small mid-case holes, an inner wood rod and a CN-jacketed FMJ bullet being held with ataper crimp. With some wear to the case coloring and a hairline neck crack, it is still in good condition. estimate- 30-50

143 3@ SALVO Cal. .30 Duplex (Cal. .30 Service case). All have brasscases, GMCS-jacketed bullets secured with a segmented crimp and ring-crimped flat brass primers. One is headstamped: ‘ WRA 5 7 ‘, and two are headstamped ‘ W C C 5 8 ‘. They have redannulus seals and seem to be duplicates. One of the WCC is a bit darkly-toned, but the other two are in good to verygood condition. estimate- 70-100

144 2@ SALVO Cal. .30 Triplex (Cal. .30 Service case). Both are headstamped ‘ W C C 5 7 ‘, have ring-crimped flat brass primers, red annulus seals, brass cases, and GMCS-jacketedbullets with a red tip (3@ 60 grain bullets) held with a segmented crimp. The bullet tip color on one is easily 2X as long asthe other. Lightly toned they are in good condition. estimate- 80-120

145 3@ SALVO Cal. .30 Duplex (Cal. .30 Service case with elongated neck). All have brass cases, ring-crimped flat brass primers. The GMCS-jacketed bullets are secured with a segmented crimp at the mouth and lower mid-neck. Headstamps are: ‘ WRA 5 4, and 5 5, and 5 6 ‘. The 55 is a little darklytoned otherwise, these are in good condition. estimate- 90-120

137] Two .30-40 Krag adaptors. 1@ is a 3-piece steel, Zip-Chamber.Unheadstamped it shows “=Z=I=P= => 30-40 PATD....” impressed in the side andis empty. 1@ by Winchester is nickel-plated brass stamped in four lines“WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. PATENTED AUG . 22 .1899” and “30 CALIBER―ARMY

USE .32 S & W. SMOKELESS,” on the sides. The Zip has a bit of light rust but theWinchester is excellent condition. estimate- 70-100

146 2@ SALVO Cal. .30 Triplex (Cal.. 30 Service case withelongated neck). Headstamps are ‘ WRA 5 6 ‘ and both have ring-crimped flat brass primers, Both are brass cased but one is a new primed empty case with a tiny factory flaw belowthe shoulder. The other is loaded and it has a segmented crimp at the base of the neck and at the case mouth. The bullets are GMCS-jacketed. The loaded round is in good to very good condition. estimate- 60-90

148 Headstamped ‘ FM “F.L.B.-”{over} -66-7.62 ‘, this Argentine, 7.62x51survival shot variation has a brass primer with three stake-crimps and ablack annulus, a tin plated brass extended neck case with wax sealant at the mouth. It has a small case ding, otherwiseit is in excellent condition. estimate- 20-40

149 Unheadstamped, with a flat brass primer a black annulus, a darkgreen anodized aluminum case, manufactured by AMRON, it uses achoke crimp to hold 4 steel flechettes inside the green multi-piece “Puller” sabot, An 8.38x68.5 Multi-Flechette, or .330Amron, it was manufactured by Aerojet Ordnance and Manufacturing for a Frankford Arsenal project circa 1968-70. Inmint condition. estimate- 70-100

150 Headstamped ‘ WRA 70 ‘, this 9.53 x 76mm Multiple Flechettehas a .150” brass primer cup with a dark green annulus, a light medium-grey, 7475 Alcoa aluminum alloy case and 4@ magnetic flechettes in an opaque-clear [inside frosted], plastic round nosesabot, giving it a 3.280” / 83.33mm OAL. With a couple of scatches near the base, it is in good condition. estimate- 50-80

151 This 22@, .45-70 collection which are all Benet primed and gilding-metal cased include; 13@ unheadstamped 405 gr,. loads, 7@ various .45-70 blanks with different lengths and/or headstamps and1@ wood saboted shot headstamped ‘ R 6 F 81 ‘. One unheadstamped405 gr. appears to have a chemically blackened case. With typical toningthese are in good condition. estimate- 50-80

152 This collection of 3@ Morse Patent Cal. .45 Rifle Ball ReloadingPattern rounds are all headstamped F and are dated 11 86, 1 87 and 2 87.All have domed copper primers, tinned 2-piece brass cases and 500 gr.lead bullets. the 1 87 [shown] has wear to the case-tinning, but the other twoare in good to very good condition. estimate- 30-50

153 Headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. 45-70 ‘, on the raised ring, this .45-70-500Proof has a domed copper primer, a tinned brass case and a 500 gr. leadbullet. With a cellotaped label, some stains, some lead oxidation and slightwear to the tinning, it is in fair to good condition. estimate- 20-40

154 Weighting over 10 LBs, this is a very good collection of .45-70 commercial rounds. Included are: 6@ 45-70Sharps with paper patched lead bullets, 2@ single ball or Gallery loads with the bullet seated below the mouth, 8@ single ball or Gallery loads with the bullet at the mouth, 2@ Dominion Cartridge Co., 3@ Eley, 9@ Remington, 3@ Remington dummies, 3@ headstamped “R 45 B 70”, 3@ S.F.M. dummies, 11@ U.M.C., 2@ UMC board dummies,6@ U.S.C.Co., 3@ W.R.A..Co. HPT/Proof 12@ WRACo or W-W, 5@ W.R.A.Co. dummies, 12@ shot loads with woodsabots, 8@ extended neck blanks, 15@ 2.1” cases with blank or shot loads, 9@ 2.1” C.L. blanks with necks, 18@ 1.8” C.L. blanks, 8@ blanks with crimped case mouths, 4@ from FC, CCC and Lyman, and 5@ odd rounds. Withonly a few in poor condition, these are mostly good or better condition. [no photo] estimate- 200-300

155 This pair of Martin primed .50-70s are both unheadstamped, copper-cased and have castlead bullets. One has the slightly rounded ‘inside primer’ made in the srtyle of E. Remington. Theother is flat. The Remington has toning a sticker and lead oxidation. The flat one has a drag markacross the “primer” and it is polished and lacuered. In good condition. estimate- 40-70

147 Headstamped ‘ W C C 5 4 ‘, this Dummy, Cal. .22 Ball SimplexCartridge has a factory-holed flat brass primer cup, a factory polished andlacquered brass case holding a GM-jacketed steel-cored bullet. With a handwritten sticker “Cal 22 T65 Ball”, it is in excellent condition. estimate- 70-100

156 This pair of ‘modern’ .50-70s are, we think by Winchester. Both are unheadstamped, andbrass cased. One with a wide raised-ring head with a rounded outer edge has a domed copperprimer and a lead bullet. The other with a domed brass primer has a flat faintly ringed-head and acast lead bullet. The wide ringed-head has been polished and lacquered, the other has light oxidation and is in goodcondition. estimate- 25-40

158 A 3@ collection of Kynoch .375/.303 Axite rounds includestwo “KYNOCH.AXITE”. One has a W.Richards L.T. copper cap overa CNCS-jacketed base and the other has a CN-jacketed solid bullet.A “375-303 AXITE” has a CN-jacketed soft nose bullet. All have cellotaped labels with light toning and a few dark spots, but are in good condition. estimate- 30-50

159 Unheadstamped this early .318 Westley Richards N.E. hasa ring-crimped domed brass primer, a brass case and uses 3slash crimps to hold the CNCS-jacketed soft nose bullet. With marker, a small darkish area and light toning, it is in goodcondition. estimate- 25-40

160 A 5@ .333 Jeffery / Kings Norton collection areall brass cased with CN-jacketed bullets, ’ KN JEFFERYKN .333 ‘ headstamps and ring-crimped brass primers. 2@ flanged with different sized soft nose tips to the pointed bullets.The 3@ rimless rounds include two the same with ‘Spire point” bullet and one with a round nose bullet. With cellotapedlabels, these are generally in good condition. estimate- 60-90

161 A 5@ .333 collection by Kynoch. All are brass casedwith flat brass primers (except for the dummy} and head-stamped ‘ KYNOCH .333.NITRO ‘. The 2@ flanged both haveGMCS-jacketed bullets. One being a lead-tipped round noseand the other pointed with a copper-tip. The three rimlessinclude two with GMCS-jacketed bullets, one being a FMJ roundnose and the other pointed with a copper-tip. The third is a factory dummy with an empty Berdan primer pocket, a solidCN-jacketed round nose bullet and shows a slightly larger size headstamp than the others. Most all have cellotapedstickers, and are in good condition. estimate- 40-70

162 Headstamped ‘ KYNOCH 360 C ‘ this early Cordite loaded .36021/4“ NE has a domed copper primer, a brass case and a CN-jacketedround nose bullet with a lead tip.The head is a little darkly toned, otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

163 Headstamped ‘ ELEY . LONDON . ,360 . ‘, this .360 27/16“ BPE has acopper primer, a brass case and a paper patched lead bullet with a copper tube in the tip. With light uneven toning, it is in good condition. estimate- 50-80

157 5@ US Military include: A .30-40 Krag paper bullet blank head-stamped ‘ F A 12 03 ‘. A ‘ PETERS .30 U.S.G ‘ headstamped (Krag)round with a pointed soft nose bullet. A 50 year .30-06 celebrationround headstamped ‘ Ȍ’ US FA Ȍ’ 1906-56 ‘. A 7.62x51 NATO dummywith 4 case-holes headstamped ‘ ⨁ LC 58 ‘ and a .224 Winchester E-2 headstamped ‘ W C C 5 8 ‘. The Peters ispolished and lacquered, but the others range from good to very good condition. estimate- 15-25

164 4@ British sporting. 2@ .400 Purdey are headstamped ‘ KYNOCH .400 P. ‘, with flat copper primers and hollow pointlead bullets showing two grease grooves. The .400/.375 H & H belted rimless has the early ‘ HOLLAND’S PATENT. ‘ E ‘ ‘headstamp and a CN-jacketed soft nose bullet. The .318 W.R NE is headstamped ‘ KYNOCH .318 NITRO ‘. It has a W.R orL.T. capped bullet with a GMCS-jacketed base and a pointed CN tip. With light toning, these are in good condition. estimate- 40-70

165 Unheadstamped, this .400 31/4“ Boxer has a copperprimer, a brass cap chamber / rivet, an iron base disc, abrass head, and a coiled brass body with a smooth cannelure and a paper patched lead bullet held with 2 punch crimps.With marker, light toning and a few typical dents, it is in good condition. estimate- 40-70

BRITISH SPORTING

166 Victim of a broken bunter as a few of theseare, this .500./450 No 2 31/2“ N.E. is headstamped‘ .450 N0 2 ITRO KYNOCH ‘ {also note theuncommon 6:00 position of Kynoch in the headstamp}. It has a large copper primer, a brass case and holds the CN-jacketed soft nose bullet with three stab-crimps. Lightly toned, it is in good to very good condition. estimate- 30-60

171 With an early ‘ KYNOCH . 577 . ’ headstamp,this .577 3” BPE or perhaps NFB has a large domedcopper primer, a brass case and 2 punch-crimps holdinga somewhat deeply seated lead bullet with a copper tube in the nose. With a few dark spots but otherwise light toning, itis in good condition. estimate- 30-50

172 Headstamped ‘ HOLLAND & HOLLAND . .577 . ‘, this.577 3” BPE has a small copper primer, a brass case and with 2 punch-crimps it holds the pointed lead bullet which has oneexposed groove and the H&H slit in the side. Lightly toned it is in good to very good condition. estimate- 30-50

173 Headstamped ‘ KYNOCH .600 NITRO ‘, this .600 3” N.E. hasa large flat copper primer, a brass case and an unusual CN-jacketed soft nose bullet held with three stab crimps. Unevenlytoned and with lead oxidation it has an old handwritten labelthat was once attached, however the remains of the label call this a “.600 GIBBS”. In good condition. estimate- 60-90

174] Full of ‘ .244 MAGNUM ‘ headstamped rounds with flat nickel primers and GM-jacketed soft nose bullets, this 5-size, yellow, black and white 1-piece end flap Holland’s,.244 H&H Magnum box was made by IMI (Kynoch) using Norma components for H&H.The rounds have light toning. The box has a dark spot on the front and wear to the

corner of the right flap, otherwise it is in goodcondition. [photo 55%] estimate- 40-70

\175 Empty but for the Nobel Industries inspection“ticket”, this 10-size tan 2-piece full-cover .26 B.S.A.box has a once white but now soiled full wrap-around label. We can barely see thefaint “26 B S A”, “SMOKELESS”, and “?20 GRAIN SOLID BULLET” purple rubber-stamped original print. With a purple rubber-stamped “”8 0 F” lot code on the bottom,it has an old price sticker on the front side and some ballpoint ink on the top. The boxis strong so in fair to good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 50-80

167 5@ .500/.465 N/E., are all brass cased and include:two ‘ KYNOCH 500-465 NITRO ‘ one with a brass primer hasa GMCS jacketed bullet and the other has a slit CN-jacketed soft nose. One with a larger size ‘ KYNOCH500-465 NITRO ‘ headstamp has a copper primer and a CN-jacketed full patch bullet. One with a tiny-size ‘ ELEY .500/465

NITRO. ‘ headstamp and a copper primer has a CN-jacketed full patch bullet. One with a large size ‘ ELEY .500-465NITRO. ‘ headstamp and a copper primer has a CN-jacketed soft nose bullet. With light to medium toning and cellotapedstickers, these are in good condition. estimate- 50-80

168 All brass cased, these 3@ .475 No 2 31/2“NE include a Jeffery version headstamped ‘ KYNOCH .475 N0 2 J NITRO ‘. it has a copperprimer and a CN-jacketed soft nose bullet. The other two are: 1@ headstamped ‘ KYNOCH 475 N0 2 NITRO ‘ and it has aslightly loose GM-jacketed soft nose bullet. The other is headstamped with a tiny-size ‘ ELEY .475/N02 NITRO. ‘. It has acopper primer and a CN-jacketed soft nose bullet. Other than the loose bullet and light uneven toning, these are in goodcondition. estimate- 30-50

169 These 3@ .476 NE by Kynoch are all brass casedand include two with “.476 NITRO” at 6 in the headstamp.Both have copper primers while one has a CN-jacketed solid bullet the other has a GM-jacketed soft nose bullet. Onewith a slightly larger ‘ KYNOCH .476 ‘ headstamp has a copper primer and the uncommon CN-jacketed W.R / L.T capped,pointed bullet. All have cellotaped labels and light uneven toning. In good condition. estimate- 40-70

170 A .500 3” Fraser N.E. with an ‘ ELEY NITRO . .500 . ‘headstamp, a large domed copper primer, a drawn brasscase with a smooth cannelure and a Fraser’s six ‘ratchet’slit CN-jacketed soft nose bullet. With a cellotaped label, and lead oxidation, but light toning, it is in good condition. estimate- 70-100

BRITISH SPORTING BOXES

176] Empty but for the interleaving paper, this 10-size tan 2-piece full-cover 1924,.303 Magnum box has a yellow full wrap-around label with black and red print plus alarge purple “F” rubber stamp. The top has a few small scuffs and light soil. The box is

strong and in good condition. [photo 55%] estimate- 50-80

\177 Empty, this tan 10-size, 2-piecefull-cover .318 Westley RichardsAccelerated Express box now has awhite with black print, full-wrap-around

label which shows the original yellow Kynoch label underneath in a few places. The bottom label has a W. Richards Cartridge Guarantee, we have not seen before. Openedon the right side it also has black marker on that side. The bottom label is torn but has a

good bit of it remaining. The top has a stain, so in fair to good condition. [photo 55% back 30%] estimate- 30-50

178] Empty, this tan 10-size, 2-piece full-cover Kynoch, .318 Rimless box has a yellowish tan full wrap-around label with black print and several rubber stamps. “SMOKELESS, NON FOULING.BULLET and 250 GRNS SOLID”. It has edge wear, lightsoil, with the top right side edge open. otherwise it is strong. In good condition.

[photo 50%] estimate- 20-40

\179 Empty but for the ICI Ltd. Kynoch Works inspection“ticket”, this light tan 10-size, 2-piece full-cover Kynoch, .318 Rimless box has a salmoncolored full wrap-around label with black print and several rubber stamps. “SMOKELESS,and 250 GRNS COPPER CAPPED” plus the bottom lot code “24 J F”. With light soil, lightedge wear, and three dark spots it is strong. In good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 30-50

180] With one round headstamped ‘ KYNOCH 400.P. ‘, a faint purple stripe across thebase and cylinderical lead bullet with a full length paper patch, this uncommon almost5”x5”. Eley Bros labeled 20-size tan 2-piece full-cover .400 3” Purdey Proof carttridgesbox appers to be dated “2-12-26”. The once white label has penciled details and the streetaddress is somewhat blacked out. The box has black marker on the front side and a red“10” on the top. With edge wear, scuffs and soil, it is still strong, so in good condition.

[photo 40%] estimate- 90-120

\181 4@ .404 or 10.75x73 boxesincludes three of the white 10,75x73 top flapboxes Speer once retailed. One is full of original new DWM brass with anempty Berdan primer pocket and the other mostly full, two contain a mix ofreloads and original Kynoch loadings with a mix of headstamps. The blueand black DWM box holds 6 original rounds with a “G” date code and aCNCS-jacketed soft nose bullet. The Speer boxes have ballpoint ink andplain overlabels held with cellotape. The DWM box has light edge wear andrubs, but is in good condition. [photos DWM50% Speer 45%] estimate- 40-70

\183 Holding five unmarked,1.057” / 26.85mm long copper Eley Percussion Shells for Conical bullets,this 2.5” high 2,25” diameter Japanned-tin has a black-printed green label.We can not read the Gauge. These “shells” would / could be used in Jacobsor other hollow point bullets. The tin is more than a bit rusty but solid and thelabel has a scuff along with a few edge bites. A rare tin, it is still in good condition. [photos label 70% side50% estimate- 250-350

182] Empty this 10-size, light tan 2-piece full-cover, George Gibbs .505Gibbs Magnum box has a white almost full wrap-around label with blueprint. Plus a light pencil “5v5g”, a typewritten “SOLID”, and a “MADE IN

ENGLAND” overlabel glued on the front side. With a stain on the top plusa scuff, the right side has black marker, but all-in-all it is in good condition.

[photo 77%] estimate- 50-80

185 This Winchester, .303“ American Standards is headstamped ‘ W AS 15 ‘ with the “AS” hand-stamped at 12 to 1 o’clock. It has adomed copper primer, a brass case, and a CN-jacketed MK VII bulletheld with a taper crimp. With one small black spot and light toning, it is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

186 3@ uncommon Canadian .303” include 2@ ball rounds from theDominion Arsenal at Lindsay with copper primers and CN-jacketed bullets. One is headstamped ‘ DAL Cᗑ VII 19 ‘, [shown] and it has a ringcrimped primer. One without primer crimps is headstamped ‘ LACᗑ 19 VII 17 ‘. A proof load with a ‘ DACᗑ 1941[over] QiV ‘headstamp has a flat copper primer, a dark red annulus, and a copper washed brass case holding the CN-jacketed bulletwith three stab crimps. The two by Lindsay are unevenly toned, but the proof is in very good condition. estimate- 40-70

187 10@ .303” include three with CN-jacketed Mk VII bullets A “32”dated has 4 narrow purple bands, and a “36” dated has three wide greenbands, both are Canadian match. Plus a “DACᗑ 1942 GI” [shown] with awide black band at the head. 7@ with GM-jacketed bullets include A “KYNOCH 303.S.L” which is a Streamline match witha blackened base and head. Four variations with a MK 8Z bullet are headstamp-dated “”K63”, K64”, “K66” and “IVI 85 8Z”.One and a duplicate are stamped ‘“303MK8Z PP-73” both have small domed brass primers with red annulus. The Bandedmatch case colors are, as is typical, a little faint, otherwise these range from good to very good condition. estimate- 40-70

188 13@ .303” AP include 2@ a “K.60 W.I” [shown] and a “DACᗑ 1942WI” with GMCS-jacketed bullets. With CNCS-jacketed bullets the headstamps are: “C-P 1942 WI”, “C-P 1942 WI”, “K.37 VII.W.”, “K1942 W I”, “K2 1941 WI”, “K2 1942 W1”, “RG 1942 WI”, “RG 43. WI” and 3@ headstamped “RᗑL 1938 W I” withvariations in the stamp of at least two of them. A few have stains around the primers but in general, these are in goodcondition. estimate- 25-40

189 23@ ,303” Tracers include 2@ with GM-jacketed bullets a “K544 GII”, and a “KI

⩚F 1942 G II”. The 8@ with a CN-jacketed bullet are:“BᗑE 1941 G II”, “BᗑE 1942 G II”. “K1940 GII”. “K2 1942 GIII”, “K2 1943 GIII”,” K4 43 II”, “RᗑL 1927 VII G I”,and RᗑL 1940 G II”. 2@ with CN jackets, red tips and case mouth seals are “F N 52” with a green annulus and “F N 50”with a red annulus plus an “F N 57” with a GM-jacketed bullet. 3 others with red tips are: ”1942 DI Z” [shown] with a CNjacket and “1943 and 1944 DI Z” with GM jacketed bullets. 7@ have white colored bullet tips. one with a GM jacket isstamped “K5 45 G6” and these six have CN bullet jackets, “K4 1942 GVI”, “K4 43 GVI”, “K4 1943 GVI”, “1941 DC G IVZ”, and 2@ “1942 DC G IV Z”. These are all in good to very good condition. estimate- 40-70

190 11@ .303” INC. include 3 magnetic cored with stepped / beltedbullets. 1 “RG 1942 BVIZ” has a GM jacket and these two: a “K33VII.B.” and “RᗑL 1938 BIV” have CN jackets. 6@ have blue tippedbullets. 2@ are light blue a “F N 52” with the same color mouth seal and a CN jacket while the “DACᗑ 1944 BVII” has aGM jacket. 4@ are dark blue with GM jackets: “VPT 41”, “K5 43 BVIIZ” and 2@ “SR 43 BVIIZ” with different headstampspacings. 2@ have no tip color one is headstamped “MJ 1943 BVII” and the other [shown] is unheadstamped and it is aPattern B Mk 6 INC. with a dark blue annulus. A couple have a cellotaped label, but these are generally in good to verygood condition. estimate- 40-70

191 35@ .303” blanks include 3@ with wood bullets. The “KYNOCH LEWIS” hasa blue bullet and was for cinema usage with the Lewis gun, 2 others, the “K.43 G.II”bullet is natural wood and “K.60 L.10.Z” has a blue bullet. 22@ have a multi-petal mouth crimp with RG, CAC (severalfonts used), DACᗑ, ᗑ, B, K4, K5, K67, MAXIM 1895, and RᗑL are represented. 3@ grenade blanks have a blackenedbrass case and no mouth-crimp “RᗑL 43 and 44 H II “ (the 44 has a dupe). 2@ with only the front half blackened are “RᗑL36 and 40 H I Z”. 3@ with plain cases “MF 41 HIZ”, “DACᗑ 38 H.IZ” and “DACᗑ 1943 VII”. 1@ “F N 57” has a nickel-platedcase. a deep choke-crimp mid-neck and a red topwad. 1@ “RᗑL 1942 VII” cut-down 1.5” long case with a white topwadheld by a roll crimp is a shot load by a maker unknown to us. A few have cellotaped labels and stains, but generallythese range from good to very good condition. estimate- 50-80

184 Unheadstamped this .303” Greener Triplex has a large flat copper primer, a brass case with three upper mid-case flutes and a copper or GM bullet showing multiple very light rifling marks with a slightright twist and a tip shaped by turning. It has a hairline neck crack otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 90-120

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197] These 18@ .303” Sporting are all brass cased with variousprimers and soft nose bullets but for a single MkVI CAC dated 4 17 whichis a Mk Vi. Makers included are: Super-X, G.F. {3@ 1 dupe }, Herter’s {3@ 1 dupe}, Dominion, Kynoch {slit-jacket},VPT, CAC, and SB. There are 2 variations of the H&H Peg Point the early is stamped “K C II” and it has the flat-headnail in the nose. The other [plus a dupe] is ‘ HOLLAND & HOLLAND

.30K3 ‘ with the production deep-set insert in the nose.Headstamped ‘ E C II ‘ this is an early factory example with 4-jacket-slits and the flat nose showing the exposed leadcore. A “D A Cᗑ 19 VII 27” [shown] has had the bullet tip cut off exposing the lead core but it shows the five narrow [now faint]green bands on the case of a Canadian Banded Match round. With a few cellotaped labels and light toning these are ingood condition. estimate- 20-40

198 15@ Italian, .303” include 3@ variations of petal-crimped blankswith 2@ stamped “B.P.D. 952” one with a red annulus and case tip andthe other using black sealant. The 3rd has red sealant and is stamped“B.P.D. 952”. 2@ with GMCS-jacketed bullets are stamped “B.P.D. 951 [and] 952”, 2@ with a CN bullet jacket arestamped “AOC 1390” with different bunters. 1@ “BPD 36” and 1@ “SMI 937” have CNCS jacketed bullets. 1@ with ared-tipped CNCS-jacketed bullet is stamped “BPD 39”. 1@ Dummy is stamped “B.P.D. 952”, it has an impressed “O” inthe primer and a coreless GMCS-jacketed bullet with a white tip. Of the 4@ INC loads with weep-holes near the bullettip three show blue tips, a “BPD 39”, a “SMI 935” and a “SMI 936”. The uncommon green-tipped example [shown] isstamped “BPD 40”, it has lost some tip color. These are generally in very good condition. estimate- 35-60

193 6@ .303” Short Range or Gaudet all have round nose lead bullets,brass cases and large copper primers. 3@ without a smooth case cannelureon the neck and a knurled bullet groove are “DACᗑ 19 GP-B 16 and 17” withanother 16 date showing a cancelled headstamp with a “O” through it. 3@ with belted bullets and a smooth cannelurelower mid-neck are: “E C II”, D ᗑ C C II” and [shown] “8 C IV” (read it with the bottoms of the letters/numbers at the rims outer edge).With a few having light uneven toning and half with cellotaped labels, these are still in good condition. estimate- 25-40

194 11@ .303” early Marks all have brass cases copper primers andCN-jacketed bullets. 5@ are Mk II Cordite: “R ᗑ L. C II”, “E C II” andthree “K C II” headstamp variations. One of which has had the tip cutoff [shown] and has a soft black material in the nose. Another with a Mk II shaped bullet is stamped “K14 VII”. 3@ Mk 4’swith hollow points are headstamp variations of “RᗑL C IV”. The 2@ Mk VI are headstamped “C A C VI [over] 6 17” and asomewhat faintly stamped “C VI [over] 3 14”. One has a label, but these are generally in good to very good condition.estimate- 25-40

195] 19@ .303” Mk VI are all brass cased with copper primers andCN-jacketed bullets. Included are: 1@ “G VI”, ”B .I I. VI” with 2 “ᗑ”stamps, and a “RᗑL09 IV”. 4@ by CAC are: “CAC C VI”, “CAC VI 7 14”, “CAC VI 6 17”, and “CAC.17 VI”. There are 3variations of the “D ᗑ C C VI” headstamp. Then we have two “DACᗑ 19 VI 12” variations and a “DACᗑ 37 VII” [shown] witha struck primer. These next 6 are “D A 4 10 Cᗑ VI”, “D A 11 09 Cᗑ VI”(2@), and “D A 12 09 Cᗑ VI”(3@). With light toning anda few cellotaped labels, these are in good condition. estimate- 20-40

\196 Weighing almost 12 LB’s, this .303” Mk VII ball collectionlooks to hold interesting rounds. It includes a lot of different countriesproduction, in addition to British. Various primers, some headstamp ordate or bullet jacket material variations are probably included. Withsome cellotaped labels and toning most seem to be in good to verygood condition, [photo not to size] estimate- 60-90

192 14@ .303” Drill, all with Mk VII bullets and having empty Berdan orblind primer pockets. 5@ with plated cases and three red-painted case-flutes include: an unheadstamped [shown], “K64 D10”, “MF D7 N”, “RᗑL D VI”, and “RG 55 D10”. 1@ without the red paint is “G 27 VI”. 2@with blackened cases and 5 long flutes are both “CAC42 VII”, plus one the same headstamp but with a nickel plated case isincluded. 1@ plain brass and no flutes is “CAC 59 7”. 4@ plated without case flutes include: an unheadstamped Kynochvariation, “K58 7.Z”, “DACᗑ 1942 VII” and a early “DACᗑ 19 VII 15” with the date slightly lower then the centerline. Somehave cellotaped labels, and some show a little use, but these are generally in good condition. estimate- 25-40

203 A .577 Snider Mk II shot in a Mk X ball case. It has a copper primer in abrass cap chamber, a blackened iron base disc, two brass base cups, and hastwo red rings on the light tan paper covered coiled brass body which holds awaxed paper shot container that has its mouth twisted then tied with brown twine to close it. With a very small spot of ruston the base disc, and a couple of slight stains to the paper body, it is still in good to very good condition. estimate- 30-50

204 This .577 Snider Mark II Shot has a backened iron base disc, a copperprimer in a brass cap chamber, two brass base cups, a light tan paper over foilbody, and a lavender paper sabot gathered and tied at the top with tan stringthen sealed with wax. With a slight darkening to the shot sabot on one side, itis in very good condition. estimate- 30-50

205 12@ Snider or Martini Henry blanks. include 3@ Boxer type cases with short brass base cups, verticallyseamed brass-foil bodies and the inner paper powder-container twisted at the mouth. The differences are mostly at the mouth crimp. 4@ with Boxer style bases with long single brassbase cups and light tan paper 2@ are vertically seamed and 2@ are coiled bodies with themouths closed over the tan topwad in various degrees by a multi-petal crimp [shown]. 5@ for theM.H. are again Boxer style bases with long brass base cups and rolled crimp mouth closures. 3have light tan vertically seamed bodies and 2 have dark brown glossy paper for the body. All aredifferent, crimp or over-all-length and all are in good to very goodcondition. [photo not to size] estimate- 50-80

206 Full of unheadstamped, copper primed rounds with lead bullets, this 100-size darkblue 2-piece full-cover Mk II C.F. Aiming Tube Cartridges box for the Morris tube byBirmingham Metals & Munitions Co. Ltd. has factory stapled corners and is dated 1907.The label has a smallish edge bite and light soil but the box is strong. In good condition.[photo 65%] estimate- 150-200

202 Headstamped ‘ REM-UMC 57 S ‘ this .577 (or .57) Snider board dummy hasa slightly domed nickel primer cup, a brass case with two mounting holes and alead bullet held with a taper crimp. A headstamp only used from 1914 to 1916, ithas factory polish and lacquer. With light uneven toning, it is in good condition.estimate- 50-70

200 Unheadstamped this coiled-case .577/.450 Martini Henry Coal-Dust dummy has a domed copper primer in a bass rivet/battery cup. ablackened iron base disc, two brass base cups, and a coiled brass bodywith a oval inspection hole to see the inner non-magnetic reinforcing. The paper patched lead bullet is secured with twosmooth cannelures and the case has a black-printed, white label proclaiming the load is “COAL-DUST”. It has a few darkspots and two shallow dents, but when all things are considered we feel this is in very good condition. estimate- 200-250

201 We have seen only three of these but think it likelyanother exists. A Dum-Dum Arsenal, .577/.450 Martini Henry Corditefor carbine load. It has a domed copper in a bass rivet/battery cup. abrass base disc, two brass base cups, an oval inspection hole and acoiled brass body stamped “DF I

⩚”. The red with black vertical lines paper patched lead bullet is held with two knurledcannelures. This rare paper patch can only be seen by gently pulling the bullet out a little and tilting it away from the mouth,and at one point the vertical line can be seen, as most all of the visible patch is now gone. Of the two we have seen thepatch was in poor condition. With toning and several dents, it is fair condition. estimate- 300-400

199 5@ .303” adapter loads which are all brass cased, include 4 Simplex examples with a verywide rim. Three are headstamped ‘ KYNOCH ADAPTER ‘. One is a uncommon blank with a multi-petal crimped mouth and two have lead bullets but one has a copper primer and the other a brass primer. Also with a leadbullet one is headstamped ‘ ELEY . SIMPLEX . ‘. The Wilkinson has a beveled edge rim underside, is unheadstamped, hasa domed copper primer and a lead bullet with two grease grooves. The Wilkinson has a few short case scratches, and withtoning these are still in good condition. estimate- 30-50

U. K. MILITARY PACKETS

\210 With black print on a light brown paper, thisempty .55” M-1853 Rifle Musket packet wrapper is dated1860. With a single very tiny tear and light soil it is still invery good to excellent condition. [photo 40%] estimate- 30-50

211] Full and sealed with the tan string, this 10-size,black-printed light brown wrapper holds Rolled Case.577/450 Martini Henry Rifle cartridges by Eley.These would be the Boxer patent style cases forthouse of you who are not familiar with the term “rolledcase”. The Eley press number is “a252”. In near mintcondition. [photo 50%] estimate- 150-200

\212 2@ Kynoch 577/450 M.H. boxes. Both are 10-size red and yellow end-flap typeboxes by IMI / Kynoch and have a rubber stamped child warning. Both are full of good condition rounds headstamped ‘ KYNOCH 577/450 ‘ with brass primers, purple annulus andred paper patched lead bullets. The lot number is “27 K U” on both. One box has cellotape onthe end flaps and the other has a somewhat dented back side, but it isstill in good condition. [photo 545%] estimate- 40-70

213] By C.A.C, New Zealand, this is a very uncommon, full,10-size Martini Henry Rifle Mark III 1896 Converted Ball, into BLANK

packet. The brown paper wrapper has black print, cross-outs, and additional print. Sealed / tiedwith tan string it has only light soil and is in excellent condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 250-300

\214 Empty but for the interleaving paper, this rare (made onlyin 1929, for more see Labbett pg. 287-288) 10 size, brown 2-piece full-cover .490 Indian Police Cartridges box has an inked butnow somewhat faded hand written full wrap-around label which was once white. It hasthree lines of information and although very faint we think the bottom line is “SphericalBall”. The bottom shows a rubber-stamped Kynoch ca. 1929, “29L D” lot number. The top has broken corners, the bottom is missing one side and it has blue “No I” in China pencil on thefront side. Soiled it is in fair condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 60-90

215] Empty, this rare (made only in 1929, for more seeLabbett pg. 287-288) 10 size, brown 2-piece full-cover .490 Indian Police Buck Shot Cartridgesbox has an inked but now somewhat faded hand written full wrap-around label which wasonce white but is complete. The bottom shows a rubber-stamped Kynoch ca. 1929, “29 L D”lot number. The left side is missing and it has blue “No 2” in China pencil on the front side.Soiled it is in fair condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 60-90

\208 Full of nice condition rounds with a Gevelotheadstamp and soft nose bullets, this 20-size top-flapyellow red, blue and brown Canadian, .303 BritishGevelot box has a “1969“ on the back in blue marker,With light soil, it is otherwise in very good condition[photo 45%] estimate- 20-40

209] With 16 rounds of ‘ FC 303BRITISH ‘ headstamped rounds and a rolled-up Outdoor Life magazine clippingabout some of these Federal ammunition lots being bad and can be found inother than Federal boxes. This 20-size red and light tan end-flap .303 British boxwhich was loaded with Lapua bullets ca. 1963 by someone unknown to us. Ithas light edge wear, light soil and wear to the end flap at the thumb cut. In good

condition. [photo 45%] estimate- 20-40

207] This full, tan 10-size, .303” Lee Metford M-1889 box by S.F.M. has a white label withblack print. Opened at the top back side and one end side and then generously cellotaped shut, itis now again open. The rounds seem to be in good condition and the box is stong, so in fair to

good condition. [photo 55%] estimate- 25-40

216] With three original Boxer cased Mk V rounds in the interleaving paper, this 1868,.577 Snider Rifle tan paper packet has black printing and a red “E” indicating Eley as themaker. Missing the string, it seems complete but has some typical rim-wear holes. Therounds are in reasonably good condition, as is the wrapper. [photo 50%] estimate- 50-80

\217 Full and sealed by the blue and white string, this 1884dated, Canadian made, Rifle or Carbine Blank packet for theMartini Henry and probably the Snider has a couple of the bottom corners with stains and rim-wear holes. With a stain onthe front it is still in good condition. [photo 55%] estimate- 30-50

218] 4@ vom Hofe plus 1@ by Gehmann, all havebrass cases and all but the 7mm Sup.Exp have CN-jacketedsoft nose bullets. A ‘ vom Hofe 5.6 m

_m SUP. EXPR. ‘ rimless.A ‘ Kvom HofeK 5.6 m

_m SUP.EXPR. ” rimmed. A ‘ Dvom HofeD 7mm Super Expr. ‘ rebated rim, and a belted case ‘ vom Hofe 7m_m SUP. EXPR. ‘ with a CNCS bullet jacket and an aluminum tip. The ‘ W.Gehmann E 7x75R Sup.Expr. E ‘ [is shown], it andone other have cellotaped labels. All have light toning and are in good condition. estimate- 40-70

219 15@ by Norma include: 10 with a “NORMA Re” headstampwith a line at 9 and 3. Five are 9,3x74R showing different bullets andprimers (2 are dupes & one has a mark in the primer). 2 different 9,3x57 [1 shown], 2@ 9,3x62 (1 a dupe) and a 8x80S. Three with a“NORMA Re” headstamp and no lines include one of each: 6.5x55, 6,5 Jap. and a +7x61 S&H. Plus 1@ NORMA 9,3x72D,and a norma 7,65 ARG. Some have labels or toning but in general these are in good condition. estimate- 30-50

220 9@ 6.5x53.5 M.Sch. by DWM all with brass cases, brass primersand CNCS-jacketed bullets, includes 4@ “DWM K 477 K” with 2 solids(1 a dupe?) a hollow point and a soft nose. Three with the same headstamp but the additional date codes of; H, J andM. “H” [shown] is a hollow point while “J” and “M” are soft nose. A “DWM 6.5x54 M.Sch.” and the same but with an “L”date code. Both have black annulus seals and soft nose bullets. With a couple of stains, these are mostly in very good condition. estimate- 20-40

221 23@ 6.5mm Sporting includes SBP, N, H, NORMA, NORMARe, RWS [1 shown], PS, LAPUA, D, DWM, TOYO, K B, and HA arerepresented as are a number of different case lengths / case types. Also included are three military: 2@ Carcano’s araised “C.A C-42” headstamp in a dished base and a “WCC 6.5mm” with solid GMCS and GM respectively bullets. Anda 6,5 rimmed Dutch “35 9D D 35” with a CNCS FMJ bullet. A number have labels and light toning, but are in good condition. estimate- 40-70

222 Two Swiss PROOF loads, both are headstamped ‘ M+FA QS8x57 ‘ one is rimmed and the other is rimless, Both have flat brassprimers and tinned brass cases which use a segmented crimp to hold CNCS-jacketed soft nose bullets. Lightly tonedboth are in good to very good condition. estimate- 20-40

223 The brass case has a raised ‘ M&W sOeMMerDA ‘headstamp on the outer edge of the Mauser base and the bottom of the empty primer pocket has been removed. An 8x59R Soemmerda or Dreyse, it has a taper crimp holding the CN-jacketed flat nose bullet which shows a large soft nose. Polished, with the bullet seated lower than normal, a cellotapedlabel, lead oxidation and a neck crack it is in fair to good condition, but it has a heck of a headstamp. estimate- 20-40

224 Headstamped ‘ QDWMQ K 514A K ‘ this 8x75 Behrshas a flat brass primer, a brass case and a CNCS-jacketed softnose bullet held with a segmented crimp. Once polished it has a cellotaped label, but is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

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225 11@ DWM numbers / headstamps include: “GDWMG10.75x73’‘, “DWM K 515A. K”, “DWM K M88h K”, and “DWM K9,3x74R U” which is a factory dummy and has a small dent in the caseabove the case hole. “DWM B 9,3x62 B”, “DWM K 5,6x50R MAG V”, 2@ 8x60’s stamped ODWMO / 542 / 8x60 /”,and“QDWMQ / 542 / 8x60 /” The three 7x57 Mausers are: “DWM 1938 K 7mm”, and “DM 18 K 96” [shown] with a deep “X” cutin the nose of the CNCS-jacketed round nose bullet.The one headstamped “DM 18 K 97” is a hollow dummy with anickel-plated case showing 3 knurled rings holding a nickel plated steel-jacketed coreless bullet with a taper crimp andsolder?. With a few cellotaped labels, these are in good condition. estimate- 30-50

33

50

56

53

58

65

72

449

139

71

401105

130

183

70

115

69

61

60

176

213

182

211

246

292

215

289

214

393

436

308

349

433

434

438

432

325

370

441

452

454

457

456

458

459

455

453

451

450

226 3@ by DWM and all with brass cases include: A‘ K DWM K 558A W.Br.8x65R ‘ with a CNCS-jacketed softnose bullet, A ‘ DWM K 515 K ‘ with a CNCS-jacketed softnose bullet showing a smooth cannelure about 4.6mm above the mouth. A ‘ DWM K 474. K ‘ [shown] with aCNCS-jacketed hollow pointed bullet. With light toning these are in good condition. estimate- 150-200

227 14@ DWM numbered rounds include: With the KDWM

Kheadstamp layout 2@ #477 with “H” and “P” date codes. 2@ #457one with a “H” date code and one without a date code. 1@ of, 457A, 545 with a “H” date code, 394, 358C with a “U” datecode, 474C, 528, and a M88B. The three with the three-section style headstamp are; ”474C / 9,3x62” [S date code & shown], “474A / 9,3x74R” and a “519 / 6,5x52R” [both with a R date code]. With light to medium toning and perhaps a few stains,these range from good to very good condition. estimate- 50-80

228 This 13@ Wm. Brenneke collection are all brass cased andhave cellotaped labels.Included are: 2@ of the same “BRENNEKEE 7x74 E”. 2@ 7x65R, One with a “K A“ code [shown] and one “I LEIPZIG” variation. A “7,2x65 “: LEIPZIG” variation.3@ 8x65 one is a R by DWM with a “K” date code, two are RS one by DWM with a “D” code. and one by BRENNEKEwith a “L” date code. The 8x64 by DWM has a “J” date code, as does the DWM 8x64S variation. the 3@ 9.3x64 are allBRENNEKE and one has a “B” code, one has a ”K” code while the third is a “I LEIPZIG”. These range from good tovary good condition. estimate- 35-50

229 7@ Sporting. Included are 1@ of ‘ C B C - 9,1x40- ‘ with an emptyBerdan primer pocket. A ‘ RWS 6.5x68R ‘, A ‘ RWS 6.5x68. ‘, A ‘ RWS6,5x57R ‘, A ‘ RWS . NURNBURG . ‘ it is a 10,5x65R. A ‘ SAKO 8,2x53R ‘ and a ‘ .H.UTENDOERFFER NÜRNBERG ‘which is a 10.75x52R [shown]. A few have lead oxidation a few have uneven toning and the 10.75 has a ding on theprimer cap. In good condition. estimate- 15-25

230 1@ DWM, 3@ Utendoerffer, 5@ N, and 20@ by RWS. A 7x57 Mauser is headstamped “DWM 1913”. The 3 headstamped “H.UTENDOERFFER NÜRNBERG”include a 10.75x65R Collath, a 8x57JRS, and a 5.6x35R. The 3 with a “N” headstamp are a 360-9,3x57D, a SS 8X58 1 /2and a Mann,Sch. 9,5. 2 have a “.N” headstamp a SS 8X58 1 /2 and a ＊ 8x60 ＊. By RWS: 6.5x57, 6.5x57R, 6,5x68, 2@ 6,5x68R (one is a dupe), 7x57, 7x57R, 2@ 7x65R, 8.15x46R, 2@ 8x57R360 (one is a dupe), 8x60R MAGN which is aproof with a knurled rim, 9,3x82NIMROD and a 12.7x44R [shown] with a raised headstamp. 3 with a “RWS.” are6,5x58R, 8x72R, and 9,3x74R. 1 has an “.RWS. 8x60” headstamp and one with a “R.W.S. N” headstamp is a 9x63.Most have cellotaped labels, but are generally in good to very good condition. estimate- 40-70

231 10@ 9.3x62 by DWM all are brass cased. Of the 3@ with a ‘ DWM K 474C K ‘ headstamp two have different primers and hollow point bullets and the other one has lead-tipped flat nose bullet. 1@ with a “474C.” has a round nose bullet with alead tip. These other 6@ have a ‘ DWM / 474C / 9,3x62 / ‘ headstamp layout with ”J”, “K” [shown] , “M” and “R”, date codeswhile 2 showing a “S” date code have solid and soft nose bullets, A neat lot, one has a small ding and the others are ingood to very good condition. estimate- 30-50

232 Headstamped ‘ GR / H / H / H / ‘, this 9x71 Peterlongo hasa flat brass primer, a brass case and a friction-fitted CNCS-jacketed soft nose bullet. With a label, medium toning, asmall ding and lead oxidation, it is still in good condition. estimate- 50-80

233 Headstamped ‘ M+FA 9.3x72N I ‘, this Swiss, 9.3x72N(rimmed) has a large flat brass primer with a large impressed “+”,a bass case and a belted lead flat nose bullet. With some toning and bright areas from the verdigris removal, it is still ingood condition. estimate- 20-40

234 These 3@ Swiss, 9,3x72N all have rimmed brass cases.Two have flat nose tinned bullets showing 2 smooth grooves andflat brass primers. One has a black annulus and a FMJ bullet, it is headstamped ‘ M+FA CST 9.3x72N ‘. The otherwith a ‘ M+FA QT 9.3x72N ‘ headstamp has no annulus color and an exposed lead-core bullet tip. Another headstamped ‘ M+FA QT 9.3x72N ‘ [shown], has a “R in a shield” marked copper primer and a belted CN-jacketed flatnose bullet with an exposed lead-core tip. With light toning, these are in good condition. estimate- 20-40

236 8@ Swiss include 2@ 9.3x72N The one with the “CST” datecode has a tinned FMJ bullet. The other with a “QN” date code has apointed soft nose bullet. 3@ 7,5 Swiss are headstamped 1@ “I.A.C. 7,5 SWISS” with a soft nose bullet, and 2@ ”7 D 24s” one is a reload with a soft nose bullet, and the other an arsenal load with a CNCS-jacketed round nose bullet. Oneheadstamped ‘ M+FA CSX ✳ 10.3/60 ‘, has a black annulus, a large flat copper primer and a tin-jacketed rounded flat-tipped round nose bullet with an exposed lead tip. One headstamped ‘ M+FA CD 9.3/53‘ has a green-colored flat primer, arimmed bass case and a CNCS-jacketed pointed bullet. Headstamped ‘ M+FA QD 10,3x65 ‘, it has a rimmed brass case,a large flat brass primer and a belted tin-jacketed flat nose bullet with an exposed lead-core tip. Most have just light toningand cellotaped labels. The 10.3x65R [shown] has extra cellotape and toning. In good condition. estimate- 40-60

237 This short pair of 10.3x60R Swiss both are brass-cased with largeflat brass primers and black annuluses. With a GM-jacketed soft nosepointed bullet one is headstamped ‘ M+FA QST 10.3/60 ‘. The other hasa belted tin-jacketed flat nose bullet with an exposed lead-core tip and is headstamped ‘ M+FA STD ⁕ 10.3/60 ’. With lighttoning, these are both in good condition. estimate- 20-40

238 This long pair of 10.3x60R Swiss both are brass-casedwith GM-jacketed pointed bullets, and large flat brass primerswith a large impressed “+”. The a FMJ is headstamped ‘ M+FA 10.3/60 TC ’ and the soft nose is headstamped ‘ M+FAQT 10.3/60’. With light uneven toning and a shallow ding to the one shown, both are in good condition. estimate- 30-50

239 4@ DWM 515A.Two are headstamped ‘ DWM K 515A K ‘.one has a CNCS-jacketed full patch bullet [shown] and the other a softnose with a CN jacket. One stamped “515A.” has a CNCS-jacketed full patch bullet. One headstamped ‘ uDWMu K515A K ‘, has a CNCS-jacketed soft nose bullet with a flat tip. One has a label, one has a couple of case dents and allare somewhat toned, but still in good condition. estimate- 25-40

240 2@ 10.15x61R Jarmann, both are brass-cased, and havefriction fitted paper patched lead bullets with a flat-tipped roundnose. With a large flat brass primer one is headstamped ‘ HAGEN 10-15 ’. The other appears to have been reloaded,has a small domed brass primer and is headstamped ‘ R P /♚ / 00 / ♚ / ’. Both have cellotaped labels, the RP is polished but the Hagen in very good condition. estimate- 15-20

241 With a raised ‘ H.UTENDOERFFER ✠1877✠ ‘ headstamp, this 10.4x42RSwiss Vetterli has a large domed brass primer, a brass case with a Mauser-baseand a friction-fitted round nose lead bullet with a knurled grease groove.With somemarker and lead oxidation, it is in good condition. estimate- 25-40

235 These 3@ Swiss, 9,3x53 all have brass cases and CN-jacketed pointed bullets. One headstamped ‘ M+FA QD 9.3x53 ‘ [shown] has a redbase and may be a reload. Another without base color and a flat brassprimer is headstamped ‘ M+FA 9.3x53 TN ‘. These both have an about 2.7”/ 69mm OAL. With an about 2.9” / 73mm OAL, this one has a large flat brass primer with a large impressed “+”, and isheadstamped ‘ M+FA 5 9,3/53B 23 ‘. In good condition. estimate- 20-40

242 Headstamped ‘ Z 12.7x60 ‘ this Czechoslovakian, 12.7x60R DExpress has a large flat copper primer with a green annulus, a brass caseand a round nose lead bullet with a flat tip. With marker, toning and leadoxidation, it is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

243 25 rounds. included are a long and a short 11,2 Schuler, A 9mm Mann Sch, by Eley, A 7x57 by Kynoch with a copper tippedbullet, A FN 8x60RS. A 6.5 Swedish by TOYO and one stamped “/4 / 25 / 3 /” with a soft nose bullet. A 8,2x53 R Russianon a VPT case. A METALLVERKEN 8x57 JS. A (SAKO) 7x33, A 6,5 Dutch by Kynoch, A “D ꁘ 9x57 ꁘ” A 7x57 dated 1896by S.F.M. A 11.5x60 with the headstamp scratched off. A 9mm Walking Stick shot load by Kynoch. A 9.3x70R by G. EGESTORFF. LINDEN B/H. An 11,43.59 Turkish Mauser by S&B Prag. A soft nose 8x57 German headstamped ‘ GR H 8 H ‘. An unheadstamped 10.5x47R has a Mauser-base, a lead bullet with a flat nose and a single deep cannelure. A 6.5x41R, A 6.5x57, A 7x64, A 8x57R and 2@ 10.75x68 {1 a dupe} all by PS. A number have cellotapedlabels and light toning. The 9.3x70 has lacquer and white paint, the rest are all in good condition. estimate- 40-70

244] This is a 7”x4”x23/8” box which holds 114 ? (and I’m notgoing to count them, new empty 9.3x72 headstamped brasscases by RWS with 6.35mm Berdan primer pockets. Noidea what is on the bottom layers but the top bunch seems tobe in near mint condition. [photo not to size] estimate- 15-25

\245 Sealed with the yellow, gold, black and white full wrap-around label and an intact white-string-pull opener this 10-size,brown Swiss, 10.3x60 R or .450/400 English Express box byAltdof has only light soil, and is in very good to excellent condition.estimate- 40-70

246] Full, this blue paper 10-size top opening, Spandau, 11.15x60R Mauser M-1871 box hasa white label with black print and black rubber stamps. With a few edge bites, light soil and rubs tothe label, the box is strong. In good condition. estimate- 40-70

247] Quite uncommon, this Japanese wartime expedient 6.5x50 Type38 Rifle (and MG) Dummy is unheadstamped, has a brass case with twoknurled rings and a solid steel rod running from the primer pocket to the‘bullet’ tip. Heavily crimped at the mouth, and nicely toned it is in good to very good condition. estimate- 50-80

248 Unheadstamped, this Japanese, 6.5x50 Arisaka Type 30 dummyhas a struck copper primer, a brass case with two lower mid-caseknurled rings, and a core-less round nose brass bullet with two wide grooves. Unevenly toned it is in good condition.estimate- 30-50

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249 Unheadstamped, with a domed copper primer, a brass case anda very nicely colored rolled red-paper bullet held with a taper crimp, this Japanese 6.5x50 Arisaka Type 30 blank hastypical uneven toning, but is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

250 Made from a ‘ D. M. 18 F.yA. 96 ‘, headstamped 7.65 Mausercase, this South African, 7x53.5 Kortneck {short neck} was made during the 1899 - 1902 Boer War because of a shortage of 7x57 brass supplies from D.W.M. Successfully used, it hasa flat brass primer with a dark purple annulus, and a CNCS-jacketed bullet showing green wax at the case mouth.Toned, it is in good to very good condition. estimate- 30-50

251 Headstamped ‘ 7.62x37 H k RG 00 ‘, this 7.62x37 has a flat nickel primer, agreen annulus, a brass case and uses a segmented crimp to hold the CN-jacketed bullet. Thought to be for short barrelledsilenced rifle, it was made by Radway Green for H&K. With maker, it is in very good condition. estimate- 90-120

252 A pistol cartridge, this is unheadstamped. It has a steel post-primer in a slotted primer assembly, a thick-walled cadmium platedsteel case and a GMCS-jacketed bullet. This live Russian or USSR7,62x63 mm PZA silenced cartridge is for the SP-4M pistol. It has a few very tiny stains / toning, and is in very good toexcellent condition. estimate- 350-450

253 6@ 7.7x58 Japanese Type 92 SR are all brass cased andunheadstamped. Included are: 2@ with black case mouth seals, magnetic cored GM-jacketed bullets 1@ has a greenprimer the other is plain brass. 2@ have red case mouth seals, the one with a green primer has a GM bullet jacket theother with a plain brass primer has a CNCS bullet jacket, 1@ with a green primer and mouth seal one has a CN-jacket-ed bullet. The wood bulleted blank [shown] is the only one without a ring crimped primer and it has a copper primer with adark purple annulus. All have a little uneven toning but are generally in good condition. estimate- 50-80

254 Unheadstamped, this very uncommon 7.7x58 Japanese rimless INC. or explosive, has a flat brass primer with a 3-stakecrimp, a brass case with a white mouth seal and segmented crimp holding a GM-jacketed bullet with a small flat tip. Ithas a few very tiny case dings and light toning but is still in good condition. estimate- 40-70

255 This pair of unheadstamped 7.7x58 Japanese SR INC. MA101have ring crimped flat brass primers, brass cases with dark purplemouth seals and GM-jacketed bullets with small flat tips. One hasbeen inerted with a hole upper mid case in the method used for GIbring-back’s from WW II, by removeing the powder, however the bulletis intact.The other is untouched and both show toning, but are in goodcondition. estimate- 50-70

256 Unheadstamped, this 7.7x58R Japanese Navy MG INC, Pattern2 explosive has a ring-crimped flat brass primer with a yellowishsealant, a brass case and a dark purple mouth seal, The GM-jacketed bullet has a small flat tip. The head has a slightbright-rub, otherwise this is in very good condition. estimate- 30-50

257 Headstamped ’ 10 / E16 / S /[over] C.... / ‘, this early German,7.9x57 Ex.Patrone SE has a flat brass primer cup, a copper-washedsteel case with 6 long flutes and a fluted, coreless copper-washed steel-jacketed bullet held with solder and a tapercrimp. Unevenly toned, it is still in good condition. estimate- 20-40

258 Headstamped ‘ P S* 24 39 ‘ this 7.9x57 German {Mauser}Werkzeug has a chrome-plated primer {struck}, case and bullet. Thecase has two sets of two holes .382” / 9.10mm and .503” / 12.81mm up, and has been sectioned and the brass springcan be seen. The holed bullet has a magnetic jacket. One of the early variations, it is without the inner bullet supportrod. Made as a multi-use tool and even a gauge for ordinance technicians use, it has some marks on the base, and it isin good condition. estimate- 20-40

259 This pair of 7.65 or 8x50 R Pieper Revolving rifle are both headstamped ‘ F / N / I / I / ‘, have domed brass primers, brass cases, and CN-jacketed round nosebullets, however one uses punch crimps, and the other a taper crimp to secure them.Wth some uneven toning, these are in good condition. estimate- 40-70

260 From a packet labeled “Poudre Inerte”, this 1899dated 8x51R Lebel Dummy has a large domed copperprimer with a brownish annulus sealant, a brass case anda CN-jacketed flat nose bullet with an impressed “s” in the tip. With a small envelope noting it was from BillWoodin, it is in excellent condition. [HS photo 125%] estimate- 50-80

261 Unheadstamped, this 8x53 R Schmidt Rubin M-1885 has aflush, brass Rubin primer, and a GM-jacketed bullet with a very tinyexposed lead tip. With some discolor to the head, marker, and dried wax or lubricant on the bullet it is in good to verycondition. estimate- 70-100

262 Both headstamped ‘ MMC 1916 ‘, this uncommon 8x58 RDanish Krag dummy by Maxim Munitions Co. has a blind emptyprimer pocket, a brass case, and a CN jacketed M-08 bullet. The other piece is a unfinished draw piece with a blindprimer pocket, the rim needing turned, the case trimmed and the neck formed. The dummy has a somewhat beat-upbullet and uneven case toning, otherwise both of these are in good condition. estimate- 40-70

263 6@ 8x59 Italian Breda. All have brass primers and brasscases with raised headstamps in the grooved heads. The two withCNCS-jacketed bullets are headstamped ‘ C-37 A.A ‘ and ‘ BPD 37 ‘. The four with GMCS-jacketed bullets are headstamped ‘ C-38 A.A ‘, ‘ BPD 38 ‘, ‘ sMi 940 ‘ and ‘ sMi 941 ‘ [shown]. With a few showing a little uneven toning,these are in good condition. estimate- 25-40

264 5@ 8x59 Italian Breda. All have 3 stake-crimped brassprimers, black lacquered-steel cases with raised headstamps in the grooved heads and GMCS-jacketed bullets. Theheadstamps are: ‘ BPD 943 ‘,‘ sMi 941 ‘, 2@ ‘ sMi 942 ‘ with different case colors, and a ‘ sMi 944 ‘, Two havesome light exterior rust the SMI 942” [shown],` otherwise these are in good condition. estimate- 25-40

266 Headstamped ‘ sMi 941 ‘ these two 8x59 Italian Breda areboth brass cased, with brass primers and raised headstamps in thegrooved heads and GMCS-jacketed bullets. One [shown] is a M-37 AP with a white bullet tip, and the other with a red tip,is a M-35 Tracer. With light uneven toning and missing a little tip color, both are in good condition. estimate- 20-40

267 With a raised ‘ sMi 941 ‘ headstamp in the grooved headbrass case, a flat brass primer and secured with three stab crimps,the magnetic cored GM-jacketed bullet has a dark blue tip. An uncommon, 8x59 Italian Breda 2nd modelObservation, it has light uneven toning, a very high precentage of the tip color, and is in good condition. estimate- 40-70

268 Here are two 8x59 Italian Breda Model 35 (Magistri type)blanks. both have raised headstamps in the grooved heads and arebrass cased with coiled brass-jacketed bullets. Headstamped ‘ C-38 A.A ‘ the bullet is held with both a taper-crimp and3 stab crimps, The other headstamped ‘ C-39 A.A ‘ uses only a taper-crimp to hold the bullet. Both are toned, and ingood condition. estimate- 30-50

269 With a raised headstamp, this ca. 1892 DWM made9.5x60R Turkish Mauser, has a flat brass primer, aMauser-based brass case and a paper patched flat nosed lead bullet which still has a high percentage of theoriginal lubricant. The case is nicely toned and it is in very good condition. [HS photo 125%] estimate- 90-120

270 Said to be the same round, this 11x57R Bulgarian Berdan has alarge flat brass primer, a brass case and a brass-jacketed round nosedbullet. Made in France, the headstamp is: ‘ V / 4 / Mx / 81 ‘. The11.15x57R Spanish is headstamped ‘ 4 94 3 ‘, has a small domed copper primer, a brass case and a round nose leadbullet with a knurled ring. Both have uneven toning, but are in good condition. estimate- 15-25

271 Unheadstamped, this extended neck 11.15x60R Mauser shot isby Winchester. It has a large flat brass primer with a couple of lightdings, a drawn brass case with a Maser base and a narrow raised ring,The mouth has a 8-petal crimp over a plain tan topwad. Pretty much evenly toned, it is in good condition. estimate- 60-90

272 With a ‘ CF 79 ‘ headstamp, this 11.53x50 R Albini-Braendlin M-1876has a domed brass primer with a flat top, a drawn brass case and a coiled-paperpatched round nose lead bullet. The “F” in the headstamp is a little faint and thecase is toned, but mostly to one side. In good condition. estimate- 90-120

273 Headstamped ‘ IIII ,13 19 HL 14 ‘, this 11.7x51R DanishRemington has a flat brass primer, a brass case with a slight chokecrimp holding a flat nose lead bullet showing two thin cannelures. The bulletnose has what almost looks like a hollow point with a lead BB in it and which is seated a bit proud. The lead has a fewflat spots on the sides but the case is lightly toned, and in good condition. estimate- 20-40

274 Headstamped ‘ GR / H / H / H / ‘, this 14.5x33R Waenzl has a large flat brassprimer, a brass case and a round nose lead bullet with a small flat tip and two smoothgrease groves. The case is unevenly toned and has a small ding, otherwise it is in goodcondition. estimate- 40-70

265 These two 8x59 Italian Breda M-37 AP both have 3 stake-crimped brass primers, black lacquered-steel cases with raisedheadstamps in the grooved heads and GMCS-jacketed bullets withwhite tips. The headstamps are ‘ sMi 942 ‘ [shown] and ‘ sMi 944 ‘. Both are missing only a little tip color, and are ingood condition. estimate- 30-50

275 Weighing a little over 2 LB’s the better ones of this group are:a steel tipped 11mm Nordenfelt, an 8mm Siamese 11x51R Danish witha FMJ bullet, a couple of 6.5 Dutch including a fully nickel plated case variation, an 8x56R Kropatchek, an 8mm Kurz, a 7.7 Rimmed Japanese with a red case mouth seal, a ca. 1941 Mexican made 7x57 [shown], 4@ 7.9x57 two of whichhave a CWS case. In all 32 rounds and some are paper-patched. Some are polished and some have labels, but theseare generally in good condition. estimate- 15-25

276 A French, Italian and Russian group of 34 rounds and 1 empty case. Includes an 11mm Vickers by SFM, 2@7.5mm MAS and 6@ 8x51R Lebel including 3 Robin Hoods (1 dupe). 1@ 10.4 Vetterli, 3@ 6.5 Carcano including a Guardload 2@ 7,35 Carcano with 1@ CNCS and 1@ GMCS bullets and 1@ brass cased 8mm Breda. Then 4@ 10.15 RussianBerdan, 9@ 7.62x54R M.N. and a empty steel M.N. case necked to 6.3mm, plus 5@ 7.62x39 with 4 showing Arabic styleheadstamps (1 dupe). Most have cellotaped labels, but are otherwise in good condition. [no photo] estimate- 20-40

277 Headstamped ‘ dnf 6b 43 waffenamt 60 ‘, this 13x64B SolothurnMG131 A.P. Dim Tracer has a ring-crimped electric primer stamped ”nhr401 j2s” it has a white insulator and a black annulus. The brown-lacqueredsteel case secures the steel bullet with a three slash crimp. The black-painted bullet is stamped ”nhr -17k 43” and has aniron driving band stamped “waffenamt 56”, with a dark red painted ring just above it. Apparently cleaned and now clear-lacquered the case shows little of the original brown lacquer, The bullet has had the same treatment and the red bandis now also somewhat faint. Otherwise it is in good condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 40-70

278 Stamped ‘ # ‘ on the head, this Ma 102, 12.7x81 SR Japanese HE/ INC (fuzeless) was reserved for aircraft use. It has a ring crimped largeflat brass primer, a brass case with a black mouth seal, and held with asegmented and a choke-crimp the 2-piece turned brass-jacketed bullet. It has a small flat tip, a small oval shapedpunch in one side and two vertical stab crimps. Missing some mouth sealant it is nicely toned, and in good to very goodcondition. [photo 70%] estimate- 90-120

279 Headstamped ‘ F A 51 ‘, this .50 B.A.T. ball has a nickel primerheld with 3 stake crimps, a red annulus, a brass case and a GMCS-jacketed bullet. With marker, and a bit dark, but evenly toned, it is in good condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 20-40

280 Headstamped ‘ CAL 50 F A 31 ‘, this somewhat earlyCal. .50 M.G. ball has a brass primer held with 3 stake-crimps, a red annulus, a brass case and a magnetic coredGM-jacketed bullet. With some large dark stains to one side, it is in good condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 20-40

281 Headstamped ‘ CAL 50 F A 31 ‘, this somewhatearly Cal. .50 M.G. Tracer has a brass primer held with 3stake-crimps, a red annulus, a brass case and a GM-jacketed red-tipped bullet. With some dark stains mostly to one side and marker. The tip color is poor on the sidewith the stains, otherwise it is in good condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 20-40

282 Headstamped ‘ RA 1941 .50 CAL Z ‘, this Cal. .50M.G. ball was made by Remington for the British. It has abrass primer held with 3 stake-crimps, a brass case and amagnetic cored GM-jacketed bullet. It has been nicely lacquered but not polished, otherwise it is in very good condition.[photo 70%] estimate- 30-50

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283 Headstamped ‘ L M 43 ‘, this Cal. .50 M.G. AP fromLowell Ordnance has a brass primer held with 3 stake-crimps, a green annulus, a zinc plate and cronak finish to the steel case and a GM-jacketed magnetic cored black-tippedbullet. With a few light scratches, we think it is in excellent condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 30-50

284 Headstamped ‘ S L 45 ‘, this .50/.30 Colt SalvoSqueeze Bore like all, used cases of WW II era . An unofficial list Keith Pagel put together notes this is a Type 2projectile variation as it is non-magnetic. The 5 zinc? coated bullets have a rough outer finish and are nested then heldtogether with clear plastic. Unevenly toned as most all are, it is in good condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 15-25

285 Headstamped ‘ L C 0 3 ‘ this Cal. .50 APIT has a ring-crimped flat brass primer, a brass case and a magneticcored bullet with a GM jacket showing a knurled ring and ared over silver tip. Missing only a little tip color, it is in good to very good condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 15-25

288 Headstamped ‘ F A 6 0 ‘ this SpringfieldArsenal, (.60) 15mm Spotter Tracer DisplayDummy was for the 15mm XM90 spotting rifle. It has an empty primer pocket, which has been opened-up, a chrome-plated brass case and inert bullet. With magnetic innards, and a non-magnetic integral domed-post in the hollow point, itis a .50 BMG case necked-up to Cal. .60. It has a little flaking of the plating on one side, but is still in good condition.[photo 70%] estimate- 60-90

289 With a raised ‘ 41 85 ‘ headstamp in animpressed dish, this 12.7x108 Chinese (PRC) APDSor SLAP has a brass primer, a black annulus, a dark brown lacquered steel case and a 3-petal black plastic sabotenclosing the magnetic penetrator. It has a very tiny slight ding at the shoulder, otherwise it is in very good condition.[photo 70%] estimate- 100-150

290 Headstamped ‘ < B> 43 50 HV ‘,this .50 H.V. Dummy has a brass primer cupheld with 5 stake-crimps, a brass case and asteel bullet with a band of pre-engraved rifling indicating this was tested and perhaps assembled at the Franklin Institute.A style not shown in HWS Vol. 2 pg. 241, there are other variations also known. The case is empty but the bullet is nicely and firmly crimped. The bullet shows rifling marks in line with the pre-engraved channels. With light uneven casetoning and rust on the bullet, it is still in good condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 300-400

291 Unheadstamped this Cal. .60/.50 has a ring-crimpedbrass primer, a brass case and a magnetic-cored bullet with aGM jacket. Lacquered but not polished, with a label and a largelight stain, it is still in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 90-120

292 Headstamped ‘ F A 44 I ‘, this loaded, Cal. .60/.50proof was used for proofing the barrels of the T17E3 machinegun. It has a brass primer with 3 stake-crimps, a dark blueannulus, a tinned brass case and a magnetic-cored bullet with a GM jacket. With a label, and a very tiny ding at theshoulder, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 250-300

293 Headstamped ‘ F A 44 I ‘, this loaded, Cal. .60/.50proof was used for proofing the barrels of the T17E3 machinegun. It has a brass primer with 3 stake-crimps, a dark blueannulus, a tinned brass case and a magnetic-cored GM-jacketed bullet with a silver over black tip color. With markerand good tip colors, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 200-250

287 With a headstamp appearing handstamped, this Swedish, .50 BMG API Gr M/45by Karlsborg Arsenal, has a 3 stake crimpedbrass primer with a black annulus. The Norma marked brass case has a black mouth seal and holdis the orange tipped,magnetic cored GM-jacketed bullet with a choke crimp. Lacquered and with some dark spots, the colors are 95%. Ingood condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 20-40

286 Headstamped ‘ 12.7 66 FN ‘ this Cal. .50 API has abrass primer held with 3 stake crimps, a black annulus, abrass case and GM-jacketed magnetic cored silver-tippedbullet. Missing only a little tip color, it is in good to very good condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 15-25

294 Headstamped ‘ F A 50 ‘, this Cal. .60/.50 dummy hasan empty Boxer primer pocket. A fired brass case with a 2-dia.neck showing turn marks on the forward half and a magneticcored GM-jacketed bullet seated at the lower edge of theknurled crimping groove. Measurements put this into the .60/.50 case noted on page 436 of HWS Vol. 3. With marker andtoning, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 200-250

295 Headstamped ‘ F A 45 ‘, this inert, Cal. .60/.50 hasan empty Boxer primer pocket, and a brass case with aremovable Cal. .50 AP bullet in the mouth. The unfinishedcase neck has a crack and the case has a label. In fair to good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 15-25

296 Unheadstamped this loaded Cal. .60/.50 has a ring-crimped brass primer, a brass case and a magneticcored bullet with a GM jacket. This seems to conform to thelater variations made by Lake City as noted in HWS Vol 3 pg.436, and shows the slightly sharper shoulder angle than the1940’s era rounds. Nicely toned, it is in good to very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 150-200

297 Headstamped ‘ DAC÷ WII43 ‘, this Canadian, .55Boys Mk 2 AP has a ring-crimped large flat nickel primer, agreen annulus, a brass case and a GMCS-jacketed bulletheld with three long stab-crimps plus a taper crimp.Toned, it is in good condition.[photo 70%] estimate- 15-25

298 Stamped “M.S I 1939” this brass and steel clip of five holds .55 Boys Mk 1 AProunds with ‘ K39 W.I ‘ headstamps, ring-crimped flat brass primers, green annuluses, brass cases and CNCS-jacketed bullets held with 3 stab-crimps plus ataper crimp. With marker on the clip and uneven toning to the rounds, it is in goodcondition. [photo 40%] estimate- 60-90

299 Two bullets and both have copper base cups. One has a blackened steel body witha flat nose and it is a T33-type for High Pressure testing. The early T32 ball bullet is pointedand has a black painted steel body with a white painted tip. These are found in “F A 48”cases and with dummys using W.S.M. Co. brass. They were also sent to Franklin Institutefor tests. The T32 has a few scratches and a dark stain to the copper on one side but theHPT bullet is in very good to excellent condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 50-75

300 Headstamped ‘ CAL.60 W.R.A. ‘, this veryearly empty case has a domed brass primer. Theeasily removable turned copper bullet, has thickwalls and a deep empty base cavity but a solid tip. The bullet has toning, a ring of impressed marks and one side has alarge flat spot. The case has a label and toning, but is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 50-70

301 We can only see “S ” as the headstamp on thisCal. .60 dummy, It has light turn marks on the base, anempty Boxer primer pocket and two holes about 1.3” upfrom the base of the unfired T1 case. The olive-coloredT32 ball bullet is secured with a segmented crimp. With a label, it has slightly dark but even toning, and is in goodcondition. [photo 60%] estimate- 50-80

302 Headstamped ‘ F A 45 ‘, this Cal. .60 dummy, hasan empty Boxer primer pocket, three holes near theshoulder and the T32 olive-colored bullet held with ataper crimp. The case has marker, is nicely colored and the bullet seems to have some light rust under the arsenal finish. Ingood condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 50-80

The Cal..60 Machine Gun collection starts here and all thecases are brass.

303 With a faint ‘ F A 44 ‘, headstamp, this Cal. .60dummy, has a brass primer cup, with 3 stake-crimps, abrownish annulus and a polished and lacquered case,The T32 bullet is secure in the mouth but we do not see acrimp. The lacquer is a little flakey and the bullet is toned with green? barely showing just at the case mouth. Perhaps ashow & tell dummy, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

304 Unheadstamped with a plain flat base, this Cal..60 FAT 1Ei dummy, has faint black “?NE?T FA X 618?Q(or O) I” case print, A knurled choke-crimp and ataper-crimp hold the magnetic-cored tinned T77 ball bullet which has a light knurled ring .296” / 7.53mm above themouth. Lightly toned, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

305 Headstamped ‘ F A I 50 I ‘, this Cal. .60dummy has an inert M36 copper and brass electricprimer, black “INERT” case print and an inert powercharge. A knurled choke-crimp and a taper-crimp holdthe magnetic-cored tinned T77 ball bullet which has a light knurled ring .283” / 7.19mm above the mouth. For use infunctioning and feed tests, this has light toning, and is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

306 Headstamped ‘ F A I 50 I ‘, this Cal. .60 dummyhas a brass and brass electric primer with a red insulator,a single case hole .978” / 24.87mm up from the base,and a taper crimp holding the magnetic-cored GM-jacketed T77 bullet which has a light knurled ring. Nicely toned it is ingood to very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

307 Headstamped ‘ F A I 51 I ‘, this Cal. .60 dummyT81E1 INC. has a M52A3 electric primer with a red insulator, a single hole 1.236” / 31.41mm up from the base and a blue tipped GM-jacketed bullet with a magnetic core andtwo light knurled rings. It is secured with a mid-neck knurled choke crimp and a taper crimp, Nicely toned and missing colormostly at just the tip, it is in good to very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 90-120

308 Headstamped ‘ F A I 48 I ‘, this Cal. .60 T91 HEIhas a 20mm M36 primer (brass with a 3 stake-crimp anda red annulus). A taper crimp holds the magnetic coredGM-jacketed bullet which has a thin slanted-knurled ring just up from the mouth and a blue over yellow colored tip. Fromwhat we understand when these were in the process of being destroyed, 10 survived and found their way to Tucson.This has marker, slightly dark but even toning and most of the blue tip color but little of the yellow. Still it is very scarce,and in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 250-300

309 Headstamped ‘ F A 47 ‘, this Cal. .60 T39 API hasa Cal. .50 FA90A brass primer with a 3 stake-crimp anda red annulus, somewhat faint black “LOT NO. 24 FA 1947” case print, and a taper crimp holding a magnetic cored GM-jacketed FAT 1 bullet showing a silver tip. With a label, somewhat uneven light toning and good tip color we consider thisin very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

310 Headstamped ‘ F A 48 ‘, this Cal. .60 T39 API hasa Cal. .50 FA90A brass primer with a 3 stake-crimp and a? annulus, and a taper crimp holding a magnetic cored GM-jacketed FAT 1 bullet with a silver tip. It has a few paper-labelremains, a little discolor and has been polished and lacquered. The tip color is good and it seems loaded, so in goodcondition. [photo 60%] estimate- 40-70

311 Headstamped ‘ F A 46 ‘, this Cal. .60T77 ball uses the early T38 electric primer,has faint black “LOT NO. X???130 FA 1946”case print and a taper crimp holding the magnetic cored GM-jacketed T77 bullet which has a light knurled ring. A paperlabel which covers some of the case print notes the lot # as “X60 1130”, It has light uneven toning, and is in goodcondition. [photo 60%] estimate- 70-100

312 Headstamped ‘ F A 47 ‘, this Cal. .60 T77 ball usesa Cal. .50 FA90A primer (brass with a 3 stake-crimp anda red annulus). A taper crimp holds the magnetic coredGM-jacketed bullet T77 bullet which has a light knurled ring. The case in evenly toned, and has a slight dent at the neck.The bullet has some typical green discolor at the cannelure, otherwise it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 50-80

313 Headstamped ‘ F A 48 ‘, this Cal. .60 T77 balluses a Cal. .50 FA90A primer (brass with a 3 stake-crimpand a red annulus). A taper crimp holds the magneticcored GM-jacketed bullet T77E1 bullet. With light toning,the bullet has some typical green discolor at the cannelure, In good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

314 Headstamped ‘ F A I 48 I ‘, this Cal. .60 T77E1ball has a 20mm M36 brass primer, (noted by the stars inthe headstamp in this example), a 3 stake-crimp and a redannulus. A taper crimp holds the magnetic cored GM-jacketed bullet T77 bullet which has a light knurled ring. With a paper label, light toning and typical green discolor at thebullet cannelure, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-80

315 Headstamped ‘ F A I 50 I ‘, this Cal. .60 T77E1ball has a 20mm M36 brass primer, (noted by the starsin the headstamp in this example) a 3 stake-crimp and ared annulus. A paper label notes this case as the T2E4case, and a taper crimp holds the magnetic cored GM-jacketed bullet T77 bullet which has a light knurled ring. With lighttoning and typical green discolor at the bullet cannelure, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-80

316 Headstamped ‘ F A I 51 I ‘, this Cal. .60 T77E1ball has a T80 electric (brass and brass with a red insulator) primer, and the case now uses a knurled choke-crimp and a taper-crimp hold the magnetic-coredGM-jacketed bullet T77 bullet which has a light knurled ring. With an old price sticker, a case dent and the typical green discolor at the bullet cannelure / case mouth, it is in fair to good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

317 Headstamped ‘ F A I 51 I ‘, this Cal. .60 T80 ballhas a T80 electric (brass and brass with a red insulator)primer, and the case has somewhat faint black “LOT NO.FA 14” case print, a knurled choke-crimp and a taper-crimp hold the magnetic-cored GM-jacketed bullet T77 bullet which has a light knurled ring. With leakage / discolor aroundthe primer and the typical green discolor at the bullet cannelure, it is in fair to good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

318 Headstamped ‘ F A I 51 I ‘, this Cal. .60 T80 ballhas a T80 electric (brass and brass with a red insulator)primer, a knurled choke-crimp and a taper-crimp holdthe magnetic-cored GM-jacketed bullet T77 bullet which has a light knurled ring. With toning it has been lacquered but notpolished and has a tiny dent at the shoulder. In good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 40-70

319 Unheadstamped this Cal. .60 T80 ball has a M52electric (brass and brass with a red insulator) primer,secured with a 3 stake-crimp. A knurled choke-crimp anda taper-crimp hold the magnetic-cored GM-jacketed bulletT77 bullet which has a light knurled ring. With marker and lightly toned, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

320 Unheadstamped this Cal. .60 T80 ball has a M52electric (brass and brass with a red insulator) primer,secured with a 3 stake-crimp. The magnetic-cored GM-jacketed bullet T77 bullet which has a light knurledring is secured only with the taper crimp. Lightly toned, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

321 Headstamped ‘ S L I ‘ this Cal. .60 dummy, hasan empty Boxer primer pocket, two case holes 1.344” /34.14mm up from the base and the T32 olive-coloredbullet is held with a segmented crimp. Lightly toned it isin good to very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 50-80

322 Headstamped ‘ S L 1944 60 ‘ this Cal. .60 ball has abrass percussion primer with 3 stake-crimps, and a T32bullet held with a segmented crimp. With a label, lightuneven toning and the plain steel bullet showing a fewlight rust spots, it is still in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

327 Headstamped in 3 lines ‘ CAL..60 LOT 10525 [over]

W.S.M.CO. 43 ‘, this early Cal. .60 brass case has a largesightly domed brass primer with three stake-crimps. Thenicely turned-steel bullet replacement is easily removable, The case has uneven toning, but is in good unfired condition.[photo 60%] estimate- 40-70

328 Headstamped in 3 lines ‘ CAL..60 LOT 7663 [over]

W.S.M.CO. 41 ‘, this very early Cal. .60 weighted dummyhas a struck brass primer with three stake-crimps, and a T32 bullet held with a taper crimp. The bullet is just slightly loose inthe mouth and has a little light rust, while the case has a few dark areas. In fair to good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 40-70

329 Unheadstamped this Cal. .60 empty brass case has a labelthat it is “60 Kennetal”. Unused, this typical drawn brass casehas a nicely fitted brass base-insert with a .325” / 8,27mm emptyBoxer primer pocket, The inner base now also seems to have added reinforceing. Kennametal makes inserts andlooking on the web we note the label spelling also being used. With a little uneven toning, it is in good condition.[photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

330 Two empty fired Cal. .60 brass cases One is a T2E4 headstamped ‘ S L 44 ‘, It has an empty primer pocket.The other is headstamped ‘ F A 45 ‘, and the brass primer pocket-insert is a little proud. Both are in good fired condition. [no photo] estimate- 20-40

.331 Headstamped ‘ F A 44 ‘, this Cal. .60 brass casehas a 3 stake crimped struck brass primer, and a .598”dia, magnetic cored GM-jacketed boat-tail bullet somewhat loose in the mouth. With a label, uneven toning andtwo rows of dings to the bullet jacket 180º apart, it is in fair to good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 15-25

324 Headstamped ‘ S L 44 ‘ this Cal. .60 T32 ballhas a brass percussion primer with 3 stake-crimps, anda T32 bullet held with a segmented crimp. The case hasbeen polished and lacquered and the bullet has some light rust under the lacquer. In good loaded condition. [photo 60%]estimate- 40-70

325 Lightly headstamped ‘ S L 44 ‘ this Cal. .60 T33Proof has a brass percussion primer with 3 stake-crimps, faint upside down, black “LOT SL 70??” case print and a blackened flat nose steel bullet [see lot 299 above] heldwith a segmented crimp. Nicely colored, it is in very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 100-150

326 Headstamped in 3 lines ‘ CAL..60 LOT 7663 [over]

W.S.M.CO. 42 ‘, this early Cal. .60 dummy has a struck flatbrass primer, a single case hole 1.976” / 50.19mm up fromthe base and a taper crimp holding the magnetic-cored GM-jacketed bullet T77 bullet which has a light knurled ring. Thecase has the H.P. White number 3158 in it, the neck has a slight dent and turn marks while the bullet jacket has deepknurled plier marks. In fair to good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 40-70

323 Headstamped ‘ IS L 44 ‘ this Cal. .60 dummy,has an empty Boxer primer pocket, two case holes 1.275”/ 32.40mm up from the base and the T32 olive-coloredbullet is held with a segmented crimp. Unevenly lightlytoned, and with a little light rust on the bullet, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

332 With a raised ‘ 41 66 ‘ headstamp in an impressed circle, this 14.5x114 Soviet “rattle” dummy has a brassprimer with a large hole, a brass washed steel case withthree flutes at the shoulder and a GMCS-jacketed bullet.When shaken it sounds like shot is inside. With a few smallish dark spots it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 20-40

334 With a raised ‘ 3 43 H‘ headstamp in an impressedcircle, this 14.5x114 Soviet API has a ring-crimped large flatbrass primer, a brass case and a black over red tipped steel-jacketed bullet held with a segmented crimp. The case is lightly toned, the bullet has a little rust and the colors aresomewhat faint. In good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

335 With a raised ‘ 17 H 43 ‘ headstamp in an impressedcircle, this 14.5x114 Soviet API ? has a ring-crimped largeflat brass primer, a brass case and a brass-washed steel-jacketed bullet. The primer area is darkly toned, the case is somewhat unevenly toned and the bullet is a bit rusty withonly a little of the brass wash seen and it has no tip colors we can see. In fair to good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 25-40

336 Unheadstamped, this unfinished U.S., 20/15mm ballexperimental brass case has an empty Boxer primer pocket, is122mm long and just needs the mouth trimmed and loaded.Lightly toned, it is in good condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 70-100

337 Unheadstamped, this experimental 1-piece turnedsteel 15x120mm spotter-tracer dummy has a .75”wide opening to the base cavity, which is quite deep.With one very small spot and a couple of other faint spots, it is in good to very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 120-170

338 Unheadstamped, this U.S. experimental15x120mm XM177 spotter-tracer dummy has an aluminum ‘primer’ held with a three stake-crimp, abrass case using a knurled choke-crimp and a taper-crimp to hold the GM-jacketed bullet with a small hollow point.Lightly toned, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 70-100

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333 With a raised ‘ 3 42 H‘ headstamp in an impressedcircle, this 14.5x114 Soviet ball? has a flat brass primer, abrass case and a steel-jacketed bullet held with a tapercrimp. The case has been polished and lacquered, the bulletis lightly pitted and has no trace of tip color. In fair to good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 25-40

340 This 20x105B Solothurn shows a ringcrimped brass primer, a brass case with a segmented crimp holding the black paintedsteel bullet which has a copper rotating band with a white band just above it and “HA {logo} 1939.” in red. The case has beenlightly cleaned and lacquered, it has a sticker and has a band where the paint has been removed from the bullet. In goodcondition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

341This 20x105B Solothurn shows a ringcrimped brass primer, a brass case with asegmented crimp holding the black painted steel bullet which has a copper rotating band with a white band just aboveit. The case has been lightly cleaned and lacquered, it has a sticker and some of the black paint has flaked away. Ingood condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

342 Unheadstamped, this 20x102 Experimentaldummy has a brass and brass ring-crimped electricprimer. a red insulator, and a brass case with a smoothgroove just above the base. Held with segmented chokecrimp, the black steel bullet has a non-magnetic tip, three punch crimps and white “20MM DUMMY EXPERIMENTAL”print. The copper rotating band has “＊HVM -20-63 54 20MMT283E1＊” impressed in it. The base has a large darkstain, while the body also has a few black stains. In good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 20-40

344 Two 20x110 Navy dummies. Both havebrass cases with plain heads and hold the steelbullets with choke crimps. One with a unpaintedsomewhat rusty bullet has a grey non-magneticnose cap and “＊ 20-MM MK 11-0 A LOT M.M.C [in a rectangle]1-10 ＊” on the brass rotating band. One has a glossy brownpainted bullet and non-magnetic nose cap, with “＊ 20-MM MK-11-0 A LOT M.M.C [in a rectangle]1-15 ＊” on the brass rotatingband. Both have marker and toning. In good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 20-40

345 Headstamped ‘ CARTRIDGE DRILL MI8AI20MM. GUN ‘ this cadmium-plated steel 20x110Hispano Drill has a .402” / 10.21mm deep centerhole in the head and at 9 and 3 two smaller holes to take a wrench, A common variation but this uncommon examplehas a threaded head that freely turns (and is turned out a bit for the photo} allowing it to be also used as a tool or gage.With typical toning, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

346 Headstamped ‘ B.M.A.R.C 1940 20MMIZ ‘this British, 20x110 Hispano has a ring-crimpedbrass primer with a dark purple annulus, a brasscase with a segmented-crimp holding the unmarked steel bullet, which has a copper rotating band. With marker and lacquered but not polished, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 25-40

347 Headstamped ‘ 20MM M2IAI LC 5I ‘ this20x110 Hispano Board dummy has a ring-crimped brass primer cup, a brass case with twosmall in-line holes and a choke-crimp holding the black steel bullet. It as a non-magnetic nose cap, two punch crimpsand white “20G TP M99 FA-2-11” print. The copper rotating band is stamped “＊ MCX-1-2-1952 20MM-M99 ＊“. With alabel, it is slightly darker-toned on the ‘out’ side, and is in good to very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 50-80

348 Unheadstamped, with an empty Boxerprimer pocket, this 20x110 Hispano Dummy hasa dark reddish bown lacquered steel case withblack “PROCTOR 1943 20MM-M21A1B1 LOT PS 184” print in three lines. The black steel bullet, has a copper rotatingband stamped “23422-2-42-SB-20MM-M75” upside down. The case has a very small spot and the bullet is missing just alittle paint, so in very good to excellent condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 40-60

349 Headstamped ‘ P E 54 ‘ plus a black rubberstamped “ELEC” two times on the head, thisexperimental 20x110 Hispano has a brass andbrass ring-crimped electric primer. a red insulator, and a green Teflon-coated steel case. A knurled choke-crimp holdsthe black steel bullet which has white “20G TP M99 KOP 102-1” print and a copper rotating band stamped “MCX-2-58-520MM M99”. The case has link marks, otherwise it is in very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 50-80

350 Headstamped ‘ STON 1952 20MM M2IAI ‘this 20x110 Hispano has a brass and brass ring-crimped electric primer. a red insulator, and abrass case with a finely-knurled choke-crimp holding the grey steel bullet. It has a blue painted aluminum nose cap, and a copper rotating band stamped “STON LOT30 -20MM. T21E1 - 1953”. With marker and missing a little blue paint, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 20-40

343 Three inert 20x110 Navy, all with cadmiumplated steel cases. One in poor condition has avery faint headstamp, a struck electric primer anda fired bullet with a disfigured tip. One with a“NECO 12 52 20MM-MK5. MOD0” headstamp has a brass primer cup and three stake crimps. The brown painted bullethas is held with a choke-crimp and has “20MM DUMMY LOT2 FOR GUN MK12 ARO-53” in yellow print [shown]. The 3rd isheadstamped “M. ??[over] 20MM-MK5M??”, has a stuck electric primer, and a loose fitting, brown painted steel bullet with“20MMAPTEX11MOD-O LOT-A 1 55’ on the brass rotating band. In poor to fair condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 15-25

353 In 1982 the E.C.C.C. {now theECRA} issued a 20x139 RheinmetalHispano Suiza commemorativedummy. Known in other colors this one is an iridescent blue. Without headstamp or primer, the turned, one-piece non-magnetic case and bullet has four short holes in the body near the head and ‘ 1972 ECCC- D 1982 ‘ stampedaround the bullet. In excellent condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 20-40

354 Unheadstamped with a ring-crimped large flat brass ‘primer’,this 20x139 Hispano Suiza “InertDummy” has a zinc-cronak plated steel case with black “20MM FAT22OE1 RNO-4-3-69” print and 4 lower mid caseholes through which the off-white plastic filler can be seen. Held with a choke crimp the blue steel bullet has a non-magnetic nose cap, white “INERT DUMMY LC-SP-1567” print and black “ZOP 1-01-69-M212E1” print just above theplain brass rotating band. With a little discolor to the case finish and paint loss at the very tip of the bullet, it is in goodcondition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

355 Headstamped ‘ 20x139 DM1A1LOS RH 6 ‘, this 20x139 HispanoSuiza Dummy has a struck brassprimer assembly stamped “DM 64 LOS RH 372”. The dark green lacquered-steel case has two sets of two holes 35.64mmand 82.98mm up from the base along with an impressed “INERT” stamp, which is duplicated in the blue steel bullet. Asegmented crimp holds the bullet, which has a non-magnetic nose cap, white “1/59Rh” print and a built-in rotating band.With marker, and a little wear to the blue paint, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 40-70

356 Unheadstamped this 20x139Hispano Suiza blank has a domed nickelprimer an aluminum head and a 1-piecered plastic body / bullet with a deep impressed “X” at the tip. We think it is of Bakelittfabrikken manufacture, and with alittle surface soil, it is in very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 40-70

357 Headstamped ‘ 20x139 DM 10LOS HO -1 ’, this 20x139 HispanoSuiza drill has a black plastic fillerprimer pocket, a steel head and a molded black plastic 1-piece body and bullet. With rust to the head and a little typicalseparation from the body, which shows a little wear, it is still in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 20-40

358 Headstamped ‘ CAL 90 T 4crossed cannons. 4430 F A I W. P. B. ‘,this Cal. .90 T4 has a black “AMM.LOT - E-4430-2P. A” stamp on thehead, a brass primer, a brass case with black “HERC. NH.M2 HERC.LOT4148-1939 CAL. .90 G T4 MV2700 <- in a box”print. Secured with 4 stab crimps, the black steel bullet is stamped “LOT 2536-I F.A.CAL .90, T1,E.D.B.” upside down,has a faint white “INERT” rubber stamp, a wide copper driving band and an aluminum nose cap. Loaded, just the bulletis inert. With some toning and a sticker, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 20-40

352 This 20x138 Solothurn blank isheadstamped ‘ P94 WaffenamtWaA5665XId 39 31i ‘, has a flat brass primer with a black annulus, a copper-washed steel case with a knurled ring lower mid-case and a somewhat loose natural wood bullet held by a segmented crimp. As is typical the wood has dried andshrunk, otherwise it is in very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 60-90

351 Headstamped ‘ 20MM. M2IAI NESCO 1953 ‘and a black rubber stamped “ELEC” two times onthe head, this 20x110 Hispano has a brass andbrass ring-crimped electric primer. a red insulatorand annulus seal. The brass case has a knurled choke-crimp holding the black steel bullet with a non-magnetic nosecap three punch crimps and white “20G TP M99 K.O.P.99-229” print. The copper rotating band is stamped “NL-3-25-53-20MM-M99”. The case is a little unevenly toned and has two small dents, otherwise it is in good condition.[photo 60%] estimate- 20-40

360 Headstamped ‘ 20MMT2 [over] LOT 22065-1 C

F.A.1942 B.‘ this rare U.S.experimental 20mm T2 /20x188R mm is a (not exact)copy of the German 28/20P.Z.B. It has a large empty primer pocket, a brass case with a 4-segment crimp, securing the Gerlich-style flanged steelbullet with a non-magnetic tip. It measures 19.55mm at the waist and the upper flange is 28.50mm but only 15.74mmunder the visible, 5-hole upper flange. With toning, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 2500-3000

361 Unheadstamped this 23x152 BRussian drill has a large empty blind primerpocket, a cadmium-plated (we think) steelbase and a 1-piece black plastic body with a flat-tipped bullet. With a little discolor to the base, and marker, it has a littlewear to the body, but is in good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 15-25

362 Not headstamped, this 1" Nordenfelt Mk Vi AP which we are pretty sure was by U.M.C.Co. and manufactured for the British. It has adomed copper primer, a drawn brass case and a brass-jacketed steel tipped bullet secured with three punch-crimps. In1886, UMC used gatling shells with a lead reinforcement in the head to load 21,000 rounds with 2 styles of AP bullets{long and short steel tip}. The case is a little unevenly toned, but it is in good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 70-100

363 This 1” Gatling has a domed copper primer, a 3.851” / 91.83mmlong drawn brass case and holds the slightly loose, slightly belted roundnose lead bullet with a taper crimp. With a old cloth-advisive label andtoning it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 300-400

364 This Japanese Navy25mm Hotchkiss ExplosiveTracer has a domed brassprimer with a red annulus in abrass primer assembly stamped “⚓ and the mark for Toyokawa”, and a brass case with a mid-case hole. Along taper crimp holds the steel bullet with an empty cavity, a copper rotating band and a brass fuse which is stamped “トCKG”. The bullet body is red with a green band below the fuse. With a sticker and missing some paint, it is still ingood condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 150-200

365 This Japanese Navy 25mmHotchkiss Practice ball has astruck brass primer with a redannulus in a brass primer assemblystamped “⚓ and the mark for Toyokawa”, and a brass case with a lower mid-case hole. The black steel bullet has a copperrotating band and a black, bakalite transit plug with raised Japanese characters noting it should be returned. The caseand rotating bands are plolished. In good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 200-250

359 Headstamped with what sort of lookslike a closed ‘ c ‘ but may just be a ding,this very uncommon, if not rare, U.S. expermental 20x135 T7/ T7E2 was a (notexact) copy of the German MG 213. It has abrass primer, a brass case and a knurled choke-crimp holds a black steel bullet. It has a solid aluminum fuse which un-screws, an empty cavity, very faint white print which we can not read and a copper rotating band stamped “CE- 214520MMM99” up-side down. The evenly toned case is charged, however the bullet can rotate in the mouth, sojust very slightly loose. In good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 1000-1500

368 Unheadstamped, this 30x100B mm WECOMDummy has a slotted screw in the primer pocketwhich is attached to the steel bullet base, a brasscase with two holes lower mid-case and a chokecrimp for the bullet. It has a copper rotating band, and a blue-painted aluminim nose cap with a white band. The darkolive green painted body has white “30MMCTG DUMMY” print. With light uneven toning, two labels and two dents, it isin fair to good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 15-25

369 Headstamped ‘ 30MM-XM193B1 GIE 1-1-11-68 ‘, this 30x100B mm WECOM Dummy has a slotted screw in the primer pocket which is attachedto the steel bullet base, an anodized aluminum casewith two holes upper mid-case and a choke crimp for the bullet. It has a copper rotating band, a blue-anodized aluminimnose cap and a zinc-cronak plated steel body with fainf black “30MM CTG DUMMY” print. With a label, some rubs to thecase, a rust spot on the bullet and dents in the nose cap, it is in fair to good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 15-25

370 Headstamped ‘ 30mm R1M2 A 80TC ‘, this 30x112B mm DEFA Dummy hasa factory holed brass-plated steel primer, agreen lacquered-steel case, a dark graysteel 1-piece bullet / rotating band, and is stamped “30MM A 4/80 GL PRAC” in the body. It has a light green-anodizedaluminim nose cap. With a few small areas of missing paint to the case, it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

371 Unheadstamped, this30x167mm Honeywell ball,which seems to be loaded, iscompletely covered with anunknown to us matt-grey finish. The flat uncrimped primer is non-magnetic, the case is aluminum and the choke-crimped bullet is steel with a non-magnetic nose cap. It has a sticker labeling it as a “Tank Buster”, and has “9-18-87 H |C” in marker on the base.With some light scratches to the case finish, it is in good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 25-40

372 Unheadstamped this30x173mm PGU 16’ADummy has a steel bolt witha center dish in the head adark greenish brown anodized aluminum case with white “30MM DUMMY PGU 16/A 1113309-7400705-2 A 10 78M072-003” and black “7400828-1” print. A choke crimp holds the gold colored steel bullet. It has plastic rotating bands and amagnetic nose cap. It is missing a band of case color at the head and at the bullet crimp, otherwise it is in good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 15-25

367 Headstamped ‘ DRILL AMMUNITIONS.C. 3-43 1”.10 MKI 75 CAL

⚓ R.R.A. ‘, This 1.10”Mk.1, 75 Cal. Drill Cartridge base has a slotted brass assembly held by 2 punch crimps. In it is a center-holed steel rod“primer” which goes to the bullet base and holds everything together, The brass case has three lower mid-case holesand a smooth choke crimp holding the steel and copper bullet which has a non-magnetic grey nose cap. The cap seemsto be pinned to the bullet and has a single small hole at one side, The case is toned, there is growth at the case mouthand a few rust spots on the bullet. In good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 150-200

366 Headstamped ‘ MR 3 C 37 ‘,this French 25x194 R Hotchkissanti-tank cannon also has faintblack print on the base “B25.13.37.SL y MR 11.8.9.35 y“, abrass primer assembly stamped “E.B 27 38”. The brass case has a green mouth seal, and a wide segmented crimp tosecure the green tipped magnetic-cored GM-jacketed bullet. It seems to have been polished somewhat but still hassome faint case-wall print and has some paper residue on part of the bullet tip, but it retains a high percentage of tipcolor. With the base stamp, it is in good to very good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 150-200

374 A Practice East German rifle grenade, based on the RGD-5grenade (body). It was used only with the GDR border guards and wasnot Army issue. Used with a launcher cup on an AK rifle with a (not included) blank showing a blue mouth seal on a multi-crimp case. It has areplaceable spotting charge as the body is reusable. The nose is painted red, the body is black plastic with a very rustypull-pin and the base is white plastic with a central aluminum rod. Nothing seem to be marked, the base cup is a litle out-of-round and the nose is missing paint only in a few small areas, so in fair to good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 30-60

375 Headstamped ‘ U.S. 32 POLICE ‘ this .32 Long has a domed copper primer, a brass case and an oxidized round nose lead bullet, With light even toning it is in good condition. estimate- 20-30

376 2@ 38 Colt Navy and 1@ Army are all brass cased. The 2 Navy: one has a plain slightlyringed head, and a large copper primer. The other with a small copper primer is headstamped‘ U.S. 38 COLT NAVY ‘, both have belted lead bullets. The Army with a round nose lead bullet

is headstamped ‘ U.S. 38 ARMY ‘. All have light toning and oxidation, but are in good condition.estimate- 40-70

377 4@ REM-UMC 38’s, all with flat nickel primer, and brass cases with knurled cannelures.Three have a “34-44 SPL” headstamp and these bullets: lead, CN-capped lead and a GM FMJjacketed example. The “38 SPL H S” example has a lead bullet. With light toning and a couplewith light oxidation, these range from good to very good condition. estimate- 15-25

378 This is a lot of 13 different .38 Spl.movie blanks 2@ have a nickel-plated case a Federal with adeep set red topwad, and a “R - P” with a multi-petal crimp a red tip, but is more likely for the .38S&W being necked. The other 12 have brass cases with taper crimped mouths, Two W-W have twocase cannelures and deep set top wads one yellow and one red. 7@ are on L C brass with dates of:4@ 78, and 3@ 79 showing different loads. 1@ W-W, WINCHESTER and a R P (note - no dash). Allare in good to very good condition, and there are 15 rounds total as two may well be duplicates. estimate- 15-25

373 Headstamped ‘ 003BM 81 OE ‘, this 30x173Oerlikon K.C.A. dummy, byBritish Marco Co. for a ca.mid-1960’s Swiss cannonhas a dark green lacquered-steel case with a threaded empty primer pocket. The 1-piece steel bullet / rotating band isblue with an aluminum nose cap. With a paper label and missing a litlepaint on the bullet, it is in good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 60-90

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379 2@ by Creedmore Cartridge Co. Both have copper primers, brass cases and flat noselead bullets. The headstamps are ‘ C.C.C. .38 C.F.W. ‘ and ‘ C.C.C. .44 C.F.W ‘, The .44 hasa label and case toning. The .38 has oxidation, a mark on the primer and the case has beennicely cleaned but not polished, In good condition. estimate- 40-70

380 Headstamped ‘ REM-UMC 401 SLR ‘, this .410 Eimer has a flat nickel primer, a brasscase and swaged belted flat nose hollow point lead bullet held with a taper crimp. With faintmarker, it is in very good condition. estimate- 60-90

381 A great headstamp, this .44 S&W Russian by Allendorff, Sprengstoff & Patronen Fabrik, has a flatcopper primer, a brass case, and a GM-jacketed round nose bullet. It has been polished and has a slightstain to one side, otherwise it is in good condition. estimate- 40-70

Some of these following headstamp photos may not be to-size but larger for your ease to see.

382 3@ .44-40 headstamp variations by Dominion Cartridge Co. All havedomed copper primers, brass cases and flat nose lead bullets. One has a littletoning to the head and one has been polished but these are still in good condition. estimate- 30-50

383 These both have the same raised ‘ U.M.C. S .44 CF. H ‘ headstamp in an impressedcircle, domed copper primers and brass cases. One has a flat nose lead bullet while the otheris a blank. It has a taper crimp holding a medium-tan colored paper topwad. Both are a littleunevenly toned, but are in good condition. estimate- 40-70

384 Headstamped with a raised ‘ W.R.A.Co. 44 W.C.F. ‘ headstamp in animpressed circle, a lightly struck domed copper primer, a brass case and a flatnose lead bullet. Unevenly lightly toned, it is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

385 We think this ‘ WINCHESTER .44 CF. ‘ headstamped round is made in Germany. It has a domed copper primer, a brass case and a flat nose lead bullet. With light lead oxidation, it is in good condition.estimate- 35-50

386 This 15 round cinema blank collection includes 9@ .44 Webley all headstamped “REM-UMC 44 WEB”, the topwads are 3 red, 1@ colored light green, blue and light gray. A yellow with a bunch of “1/4”s printed on it and two light tan with slight crimp variations. The 6@.45 Colt include one “W-W 45 COLT” with a yellow topwad showing a bunch of “Full”s printed onit. The 5 others are “REM-UMC 45 COLT”. 4 have red topwads and two of those show print,while the 5th has a light tan topwad. Some of the .44’s are toned, but in general these are ingood condition. estimate- 15-25

387 Headstamped ‘ ELEY .450 NITRO ‘ this .450 Short Revolver Target load has a .21” dia. flat copper primer, a brass case with a choke crimp close to the mouth and a blunt lead bullet. It has a spoton the head, otherwise it is in good condition. Punnett [E4N-01] estimate- 20-40

388 Three Australian .455 Webley rounds with flat copper primers and brass cases using chokecrimps to secure the bullets include two MK II by MF dated 39 and 40 with lead bullets. The MkVI byMQ, has a ring crimped primer with a dark purple annulus and a GM-jacketed bullet. The 39 datedMk II has a spot on the head, the others are in good to very good condition. estimate- 15-25

389 Headstamped ‘ R 𐅢 L C III ‘ this .455 Webley MK III Cordite “Man-stopper” has a large domedcopper primer, a brass case with a choke crimp holding a flat nosed lead bullet with a very large anddeep hollow point. It has marker, otherwise it is in very good condition. estimate- 15-25

390 All headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. .455 COLT. ‘, this 4 round collection all have brass casesand lead bullets. One has a nickel primer with a yellowish annulus seal. One has a copper primerwith an impressed “VV”“ on it and the other two with plain copper primers are headstamp variations.In good condition. estimate- 15-25

391 Headstamped ‘ W.R.A.Co. 455 ELEY ‘ this Winchester .455 Eley headstamp was in use foronly about 4 years and was changed to .455 Colt in 1905. It has a small copper primer with animpressed “Ow “, a brass case and a lead bullet held with a taper crimp. In excellent condition. estimate- 50-70

392 Headstamped ‘ W 17 ‘, this uncommon and early blackened brass cased .45 Auto dummy hasa tinned domed primer cap, two case holes .5” / 12.7mm up from the base, an inner wood rod, asmooth bullet seating cannelure and a tinned CM-jacketed bullet. The tinning is a little dark in places, otherwise it is ingood condition. estimate- 40-70

393 This pair of aluminum-cased .45 Auto are both headstamped ‘ W C C 7 1 ‘and have GMCS-jacketed bullets. One is anodized aluminum colored and has a ring-crimped grayish blackdomed primer. The other [upper] has a gold colored anodized finish and has a ring-crimped domednickel primer with a red annulus. Both are in excellent condition. estimate- 20-40

394 These 4@ early Black Talon all have nickeled-brass cases and blackened bullets with hollow points. Also included are B&W Xeroxes of the box labels. The 9mm and the ,45 have “W-W” stamped cases, the 40 S&W has “WINCHESTER” case and the .44 Rem Mag has a “W-W SUPER” case. The .45 bullet is shown. In excellent condition. estimate- 20-40

395 An 7.9x11R mm Cane Gun by Eugene Gourdin who was a 1870’s era Paris gunsmith.Covered under French patent No. 105,494 the primer is laid on the out side of the case basebut has a brass cover with a domed center over it, and this cover is then folded up around rimto sandwich it all together. It has a raised ‘ e G ‘ headstamp (read at 9 and 3), the 2-piece inside primed brasscase has a slightly domed center and holds a pointed lead bullet with a taper crimp. With lead oxidation, it is in goodcondition. [over-size phtos] estimate- 40-70

396 Unheadstamped, these 3@ 7mm so-called “Baby” Nambu have slightly domed brass primers,drawn brass cases and CN-jacketed round nose bullets, Two use a taper crimp and show different (with & without) annulusseals. One with a slight inner-sloping bevel to the head uses 3 punch-crimps to hold the bullet. All are in very good condition. estimate- 30-60

397 Headstamped ‘ DWM 8 403 04 ‘, both of these headstamp-dated 7.63 Mausers have flat brassprimers, brass cases and GMCS-jacketed bullets held with punch-crimps. One is a solid FMJ and the other a soft nose. Thesoft nose has light oxidation, but the FMJ still has a lot of the original green wax. In good condition. estimate- 30-60

398 Headstamped ‘ DWM K 479A K ‘, this 7,65 Browning dummy has an empty Berdan primerpocket with two vent holes, a brass case and a CN-jacketed bullet held with a taper crimp. Lightly toned,it is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

399 7@ collection of 32 Protector / 8mm Galois includes 2@ .32’s one by W.R.A.Co. and one byU.M.C., both with lead bullets and copper primers. 3@ of the 8mm’s are unheadstamped with brassprimers, Two with very minor variations have lead bullets and one has a CN-jacketed bullet. Two others are insideprimed with raised back-to back “GG” headstamp variations. One with “8M/M” is a blank and has a 4-petal crimpedmouth [shown over-size]. The other “PROTECTOR CAL 8” has a lead bullet. With light toning and a couple showing oxidation, these are generally in good condition. estimate- 30-50

400 4@ Japanese rounds include a unheadstamped 9mm Revolver smokeless powder load witha brass primer and a lead bullet. The 3@ 8mm Nambu are all unheadstamped with brass primers.One has a CN-jacketed bullet and two have GM bullet jackets but show slight differences in thepunch crimps and primer cap profiles. Lightly toned, these are all in good condition. estimate- 30-50

401 Headstamped ‘ 9x19 Geco 55-59 ‘ this 9mm Luger AP was made by Geco for export. It has ared primer, a brass case and a red mouth seal. The GMCS-half jacketed bullet has an exposed leadband and a black turned-steel tip. With a sticker, it is in excellent condition. estimate- 90-120

402 This 10@ 9x19mm Luger collection were all made at the Hirwaun factory in Wales which issomewhat famous for the variations found in their headstamps. All are headstamped ‘ H⩚N 44 9mm ii Z ‘ or some variation thereof, have a ring-crimped flat brass primer with a purple annulus, a brass case and a GMCS-jacketed bullet.In good to very good condition. estimate- 15-25

403 Headstamped with 4 lines, 90º apart on the flat part of the head, this 9.8x30.5RScheiben-Pistole is most likely a product of G. Roth. It has a large flat almost flushcopper primer a wide beveled rim, a brass case and a flat-tipped round nose leadbullet. With lead oxidation, it is in good condition. estimate- 150-200

404 This very early 12mm Perrin by Perrin (aka French Thick Rim), has a inside primeddrawn brass case with a magnetic anvil, and a round nose lead bullet with a small flat tip.With light oxidazation and a sticker, it is in good condition. estimate- 40-70

405 4@ factory dummies include 1@ 38 SPL+P by 2nd AMENT with a GM-jacketed hollow point bullet. 1@ 40 S&W by JESSE JAMES, with a GM-jacketedhollow point bullet. A blackened brass case stamped “⨁ LC 15” [plus various SCAMP dots]and a blackened spitzer bullet with a red polymer tip. 1@ .300 Blackout with a JAGcase and a copper-matrix pointed bullet. The new empty brass case is headstamped“HRERS 45 AUTO”. In excellent condition. estimate- 15-25

406] Full of very nice original rounds headstamped ‘ KYNOCH .450 ‘, thisred, yellow, black and white 50-size end flap .450 Revolver Kynoch /ICIMetals Division box has a “12 N L” lot code on the bottom, and a Child warning rubber stamp on the top. The back side notes “ADAPTED TO Webley & Colt Revolvers”. With light soil, the left end flap has been reattached with cellotape, but otherwise it is in good condition. [photo 50%] estimate- 60-90

\407 With 2 {we think} original verynice condition ‘ 3 T 60 T ’ headstamped rounds, with copper-washed brasscases, this light tan 2-piece full-cover 50-size Swiss, 9x19mm Luger Proof boxhas a white wrap-around label with no print on the ends and reddish-orange,white and black print only on the top. With light soil, it is in very good condition.[photo 60%] estimate- 40-70

408] Sealed and with the white cloth-pulls intact, this black paper covered 24-size, Swiss 7.65 Luger box of aluminum cased ammunition on clips byThun has a blue “6.1.44” date stamp, a cream label with black print and a veryfaint red “Avional Hulse” rubber stamp. Other than the faint case material stamp,it is in excellent condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 300-400

409 33/4” long, with 3/8“ and 13/8“ high brass headsand a blueish green paper body, this 4 Ga. KynochBirmingham has a copper primer, a brass batterycup, and a white topwad with a “4” rubber stamp heldby a roll crimp. It is missing top of the battery cup, andhas marker, otherwise it is in good condition.[OAL photo 75%] estimate- 50-80

410 Headstamped ‘ U.M.C.CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN. NO.8 A. ‘, this ringed head 31/4” brass 8 A Ga. shell has an empty Boxer primer pocket. Perhaps once firedit has marker and has been cleaned and lacquered. In good condition. [photo 75%] estimate- 40-70

411] Headstamped ‘ L. M. Co. ✴ No. 10. ✴ ‘, this Elm City ManufacturingCo, 25/8” ringed head brass shell has a small domed copper primer andappears unfired. A little unevenly toned and with a little surface soil, it is in

good condition. estimate- 40-70

\412 Nickel plated brass, this ‘ reMinGtOn’s 10 ‘ 25/8” ringed head shell is slightly magnetic at thebase, and has a large empty Boxer primer pocket. It has a tiny spot on the head, and is in good to verygood condition. estimate- 30-40

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413] Headstamped ‘ STANDARD. 10 A . BERDANS PATMCH. 20. 66 ‘ {Patent #53,388}, this fired 25/8” ringed head 10 A Ga. brass shell has an empty center-vent-hole smallBerdan primer pocket. With dark stains it is still in good condition. estimate- 15-25

414 Headstamped ‘ U.M.C.CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN 10 A. ‘, this ringedhead 25/8” brass 10 A Ga. Sturtevant Patent shell has an empty primerpocket showing a round style, steel push out anvil. Appearing unfired, it haslight toning, and is in very good to excellent condition. estimate- 30-50

415 7@ New primed empty paper shells include 2@ 10 ga by W.R.A.Co. a green 1901 New Rivaland a brown Rival, The 2@ 10 Ga by U.M.C.Co. are an early “No 10” and a light yellow Primrose Clubwith a 8-pointed star around the primer. The 3 others by U.M.C.Co. are a white No 12 S Q (2nd Quality),a tan CLUB with two circles around the primer and a No. 14 UNION with an 8 point design around theprimer, The Club has a little toning to the head and a couple of spots on the paper, but the others are invery good condition. estimate- 20-40

416 Headstamped ‘ eLeY 12 nOBeL 12 ‘, this 25/16” 12 Ga. Purdey brassshell has a copper primer in a brass battery cup, and steel inner reinforcing to thebase of the 1-piece brass case. The inner tan paper liner extending from themouth holds a yellow topwad showing black “E.C. PURDEY LOADING 5/6” print, witha roll crimp. The brass case is quite unevenly toned, but everything else is in goodcondition. estimate- 25-40

417 Headstamped ‘ HOLLAND & HOLLAND 12 ‘ this 12 Ga. snap capis nickel plated brass with a deep dish around the black plastic? strike, andhas adjustable spring tension or strike replacement via the inside slotted-screw. One part of one side is a little dull when compared to therest of it, otherwise it is In excellent condition. estimate- 20-40

418 Headstamped ‘ U.M.C.CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN. 12 B ‘, this 23/4”ringed head 12 B Ga. brass shell has a brass primer. It has been fired, butwith light uneven toning, it is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

419 With a factory-holed copper primer in a brass battery cup,a 9/16“ high brass-washed steel head, and a red paper body this21/2“, 12 Ga. Western Field Window shell has a roll crimp holding the tan topwad which shows very faded red print. With alittle fade to the body color and a few small scuffs it is in goodcondition. estimate- 25-40

420 With a factory-holed copper primer in a brass battery cup, a1/2“ high brass-washed steel head, and a red paper body this27/16“, 12 Ga. Western XPERT Window shell has a roll crimpholding the tan topwad which shows faded red “WESTERN 3 1-6SMOKELESS” print. With a little color fade to the body on the window side, it is ingood condition. estimate- 25-40

421 These 2 Western Upland red plastic dummy shells are headstamped ‘ W-W 16 GAUGE ‘. both have factory-holed brass primers in battery cups. The#8 load is brass and the #71/2 has a copper battery cup. Both have 3/8” tall brassheads and are 23/8” long. The #8 has factory polish and lacquer, but the 71/2 hasnot had this treatment. The 71/2 shot is slightly swelling and cracking the case,.The #8 is in excellent condition. estimate- 20-40

422 67/8” long with a 3/4“ brass head, this dummywas a gift to a visitor at Olin. Headstamped ‘ W-W 12GAUGE ‘ it has a factory-holed brass primer cup in abrass washed steel battery cup, a red ribbed-plastic body with black “FROM JIM STOTTS” print and a roll-crimp holdingan unmarked tan topwad. The head is toned a little, but it is in good to very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 30-50

423 63/4” long with a 3/4“ brass head, this joke-dummy was a gift to a visitor at Olin. Headstamped ‘ W-W 12 GAUGE ‘ it has a brass primer cup in a brass washed steel battery cup, a red ribbed-plastic body with black“FROM JIM STOTTS USE ONLY IN 28 GA. GUNS” print and a roll-crimp holding an unmarked tan topwad. The head is toneda little, but it is in good to very good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 40-70

424 This pair of Pacific black plastic snap caps have impressed headstamps with the same layout butone is a 12 Ga. and the other a 16 Ga. They both have replaceable strikes and tension adjustment via theinside slotted-screw, and are in very good condition. estimate- 20-40

425 These three Parker Hale snap caps are plastic and have impresed headstamps with the same layout but for the Gauge and have replaceable strikes and tension adjustment with the white plastic slotted-screw at the mouth. All have white plastic-strike’s, but the 12 and 20 Ga, are of black plastic and the 16Ga. is all, white plastic. In excellent condition. estimate- 30-50

426] Headstamped ‘ U.M.C.CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN. 14 A. ‘, this ringedhead, 23/8” unfired 14 A Ga. brass shell has a brass Berdan primer and threevent holes. With somewhat uneven toning it is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

\427 Headstamped ‘ WINCHESTER No 14 ‘, in 2-sizes this pair of nickel-plated shells both have empty Boxer primer pockets and ringedheads. One is 23/8” long (left) and has some wear to the plating while the other is 21/2” long,and is in excellent condition. estimate- 40-70

428] 7@ U.S. All-Brass shells all with coper primers Two have “Made inU.S.A” under the 410-12M/M, one is a new empty case and the other is a roundball with a center-holed paper topwad, The other 5 without the M in USA line have differnt colors topwads andshot loads. Also one is headstamped “CLIMAX” at 6:00 the rest of the headstamped is like tha All-Brass. With lighttoning and marker, these range from good to very good condition. estimate- 40-70

429] 4@ patent metal (brass) topwads Two are U.M.C.Co. Metal Star Wads a 12 Ga. and a 10 Ga,Two are British 18 Ga., R. Walkers Patent with a raised crown and raised lettering. One of the Walkers is

a little toned, but the others are in very good to excellent condition. estimate- 40-70

\430 12@ paper topwads, all put-up in coin-collectors holders so both sides can be seen. 2@ areca. 1896 F.C. Fowlers, a B&W Owl and a red Quail. 1@ of Squires & Son N.Y., V.L.&D New York and aPEERLESS SMOKELESS. 5@ are ROBIN HOOD and 2@ are LOADED BY R.H.P, CO. Some have alittle slight wear but for the most part, these are in very good condition. estimate- 40-70

431] Green with red and white print, with the background design a nautical chartshowing the depth, this 2-piece, full cover 25-size box of plastic-bodied black powder 10 Ga Yacht Gun Blanks is empty but for the cardboard dividers, It has a few smallscuffs mostly on the bottom, and is in very good condition. estimate- 20-40

SHOT SHELL BOXESUnless stated otherwise the following shot shell boxes are all 25 round, two piece full cover boxes, and will not be to size or havea size noted in other than the printed description. We figure if you collect them you know how big they are.

\432 With 23 original 27/8“ red paper shells with alow base #6 shot and red paper showing RANGERcase print, this 25-size, 1-piece top flap Winchester, 10 Ga. Ranger box is very colorful with the Pointer ontwo sides and a bunch of patents listed on the bottomflap. It has light edge wear and only light soil, so in verygood condition. estimate- 250-350

433] Full of the original, nice condition yellowishtan paper 10 Ga. U.M.C.Co New Club shells with aneight point design around the copper primer, and load#248, 4 Drs, 11/8 OZ #8 shot, this tan 2-piece full-cover 25-size box has a white full wrap-around labelwith green and 2-shades of blue print. The bottonshows a duck taking flight in a marsh, and a printednotice “lOADED WITH DUPONT Black Powder” is on theleft side. The left front corner of the top is open andthe label has a few light rubs, but in general the boxis in good to very good condition. estimate- 400-500

\434 Sealed, this tan 12 Ga. Remington Nitro Club box has a large “STEELLINED” note on the right side, and a light tan full wrap-around label showing an orangesunburst, red, black and white print and a duck with a green head (Mallard?). The loadis 3 Drs. DuPont 11/4 Oz # 71/2 Chilled and the shell is 23/4“. The top and bottom of theright side have 2 rim-wear holes, and a very tiny one to the top left side. With light soil,it is in good to very good condition. estimate- 170-250

435] With one very nice condition original blue paper shell showing white print and a brasshead with a copper-washed steel battery cup, this 25-size, 23/4” 28 Ga. Peters Rifled Slugbox is a 1-piece light tan top flap box with blue and red print and the back design is the sameas the front but in much better condition to display as the front has large rim-wear holes and a

couple of wrinkles, With light soil, it is in good condition. estimate- 60-90

\436 With a yellow and black top seal, tan string and a somewhatsoiled brown paper wrapper, this 12-size. 18 Ga. Eley Universal ShotCartridge of #5 shot has a handwritten in ink “3/8 5 “ on the bottom. Thepacket insides are pretty much undisturbed and the instructions areenclosed. Theoretically still sealed, the wrapper is torn open at the topbut the contents seem to be in excellent condition but for the one at the break which has a shortcrack to one side. estimate- 150-200

437] Two empty 410 Ga. boxes both are 1-piece top-flap 25-size boxes. Theblue, yellow, black and white Federal Hi-Powder had 3” shells with #6 shot, whilethe green, red, yellow, black and white Remington Express box held 21/2” shellswith #6 shot. The Federal has a pencil price on the top flap but both have nice colorand are strong. In very good condition. estimate- 30-60

438] 13.5” x 11” this U.M.C. counter felt has bright colors with a red border, red andblack print, a purple and a yellow Nitro Club shell are featured. Not cut quite square andwith the design a bit off-center it has a stamp on the back from a maker we can not quiteread and “FELT MATS” Without holes, It has some surface moth damage, light soil anda middle fold, but it is still in good condition. estimate- 250-300

\439 A Gamble’s Shot Shells sample box. 4.25”x 3” andgreen. It is a 2-piece full-cover box hinged on the back side andhas the details for 5 Sample, “CUT OUT SHELLS” pasted insidethe lid. It now contains 4 loaded 12 Ga. red paper shells. 2@ GAMBLES ACE (1 a dupe) and 2@S&G GAMBLES with different loads. The label on the top is dark blue with a red diagonal bar anda blue print on a white background. The box has a little edge wear, some areas of fade around

the label, and it has a little light soil. In good condition. estimate- 30-50

440] In a blue paper 8” x 4” hinged-lid box, with ayellow, blue and red label, this Super-X and Xpertdummy set notes Western Ammunition on the inside ofthe lid and offers an explantation of the contents, There4 red paper shot shells, with three being factory windowshells and one factory sectioned example. The two dummy rifle rounds are a .30 W.C.F. and a .218 Bee. The nickel plated .38 Spl. is a wad cutter. The 2@ .22 ‘s are factory dummies and one is sectioned to show the hollow point bullet.A fired and recovered rifle bullet and a .218 sectioned GM-jacketed H.P. bullet are also included. With fade and edgewear to the box outside, the insides are in excellent condition. estimate- 150-200

441 Blue with red, yellow red, black and white print on thelabel, this 5.25”x2.75”, Western Super-X and Xpert samplesbox is a 2-piece full cover box hinged on the back side and hasan advert noting the “SEAL-TITE WADS”, Super-X Riot andLubaloy along with Xpert Game and THICKET loads. All 6 shells have polished heads,and factory holed primers, one is sectioned. Five are Window shells:, a THICKET, a Rifled Slug, one with copper platedlead shot {a Super-X “Record” headstamped brand) and 2 with lead shot. The box has light soil, edge and cornerwear but is strong, although the hinge has been reinforced with a single strip of cellotape. All the shells are in excellentcondition. estimate- 400-500

442 Headstamped ‘ R.W.S. ‘ this 26mm Green Flare has a widely beveledalmost rounded brass washed steel head with a fluted base band and a copperprimer in a brass battery cup. The light tan coated-paper body has black “Eisfelt7. 1935 Verbrauch bis 31.8.1939” print and a roll crimp holding a green topwad. Thehead seems to have been cleaned and the topwad has some hairline cracks tothe green sealant, otherwise it is in good condition. [photo 80%] estimate- 15-5

COUNTER FELT, SAMPLE SETS

FLARE, TOOL & MISC. CARTRIDGES

444 Unheadstamped, this 20MM M103 case modified, with a 6-petal rosecrimp mouth closure was made up for a special EOD dearmer tool whichfired the M52 electrical primer through a pin probe in contact with theprimer. The base of the dearmer had a threaded M1A1 plastic adapterwhich retained the pin. Firing was accomplished through a standard blasting10-cap hand-held generator which provided sufficient electrical energy to initiate the primer. Frankford Arsenal had thedearmer chambered for this round and the tool to crimp the case mouth was made up by the Ordnance Shops at CampLeroy Johnson, New Orleans, LA. The idea was submitted to the EOD Technical Center for evaluation in 1957 to replacethe standard Cal..50 dearmer but was never approved. This example is unfired and with a very little uneven toning is ingood to very good condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 90-120

445 Headstamped in 3 lines ‘ CAL..60 LO [over] W.S.M.CO. 43 ‘, thisearly Cal. .60 brass case has a large flat struck brass primer held withthree stake-crimps. The T32 bullet is loose in the mouth and whenremoved it has a cap on the base which if removed revals a (not work-ing) cigarette lighter. The case has been polished but is now unevenlytoned. If you don’t want to light cigarettes, it is in good condition. [photo 70%] estimate- 40-70

446 A Primer collection. Containers are: 4@ of the light green labeled (the left),and 2@ of the yellow labeled middle both holding steel 4-wing caps fromGuadalajara. Jal (Mexico) and put up in paper containers. An empty Hicks #2 tinwith raised letters. right. Three cannon Friction primers and a good number of singles, which includes several primer patent variations and types. Along with a.45-70 Morse removable head. The paper containers - the 2 yellow are sealed andexcellent. The light green: 1@ excellent and 2 others are slightly opened at the topedge and the 4th is open at the bottom, but all have intact side labels The singleprimers are in very good condition. [photo not to size] estimate- 30-60

447] From the early 1980’s Grand’s, these 3 enameled Federal medals all have the sameFederal Duck and banner and have a clasp on the back. The left is for the Spring Grand 12 GA-1980 and DBLS -1981. The middle is the Grand American A-AR-1981 and the right is the PitaGrand .410GA.-1980 and SGLS-1981. We do not know who these once belonged to, but theyare all In excellent condition. estimate- 40-70

\448 A Colt employee, this factory / trade show name badge oncebelonged to Jack Fitzgerald (aka J.S.) who we think also worked in the development of the rocket flechette discharger and .22-caliber "Quick Fix" conversion for the M1/M2 Carbine while at

ADInc. Three inches long of white and blue plastic with two small spring-tensioned tie-clasp type holders glued to theback, it is very slighty curved along the length, but is still in very good to excellent condition. estimate- 30-50

\449 Only .487” / 12.37mm wide, this glass-enameled red, gold and blue D R M pin hasa raised “BIRRS STERLING”, and a clasp on the back. On the sides of the shield are whatappear to be crossed .303” Mk VII rounds and at the top is a Beaver, These edges seem tohave been gold washed but some of the wash has been lost. Thought to representDominion Rubber & Munitions as they ran the Three Rivers plant, it has a few slightstains at the lettering, but is in good condition. estimate- 30-50

443 Headstamped ‘ FEDERAL N0 MONARK 12 ‘, this Stoneco Shell Cracker orBird Scare has a brass primer in a copper battery cup, a 1/2“ tall brass head with 2 cannelurers, a red paper body and the mouth is closed with a pie crimp. It has awhite with red print, factory label on the side of the body and other than a littleuneven toning to the head, it is in good to very good condition. estimate- 15-25

CAP TINS / PRIMERS

MEDALS, NAME BADGE & PIN BACK

GLASS TARGET BALLS

450 A cobalt blue, handblown ball of heavy glass, has a square design, withoutlettering. The neck has a slight broken edge. It is 2½” in diameter and is in excellentcondition. [photo 55%] estimate- 90-120

453] A wonderful lime green, quilted, handblown, glass target ball, 2½” in diameter, and with a ¾” neck. This is a Czech ball,but was made in Bohemia, which was part of the Austro-HungarianEmpire until 1918. Several of these were found in the town ofGablonz, a glass-producing area for the last 300 years and are oflimited supply. Very clear and brilliant, no chips or cracks, with thenormal broken neck, in excellent condition.[photo 55%] estimate- 250-300

\454 Made by the NB Glass Works, this light green, handblown, glasstarget ball is made of heavy glass and has a flat bottom. It has a prettydiamond design with raised “N B GLASS WORKS PERTH” lettering. Theneck has a typical broken edge, is 2½” in diameter, and has a few originalfeathers inside. In excellent condition. [photo 55%] estimate- 150-200

455] This is olive green, handblown target ball, made byCharlottenburg Glashutten DrA.Frank, and marked as suchwith raised lettering. It has a pretty diamond pattern, has a shortbroken neck, is 2½” in diameter, and is in excellent condition.[photo 55%] estimate- 200-300

\456 An amber, handblown, glass target ball made by the BogardusGlass Co, has “BOGARDUS GLASS BALL PATD APR, 10 1877.” in raisedlettering, Plus it has a upside down raised “e” noting the person that blewit. In a pretty diamond pattern, and 2½’ in diameter, has a short brokenneck It also has interesting coloring of the glass at the bottom from when itwas made. It is in excellent condition. [photo 55%] estimate- 600-800

457] A brilliant, light amber, handblown, glass target ball made byMauritz Widfors who operated a hunting/sporting goods store in Stockholm,Sweden, in the late 1800s. It is 2 ½’ in diameter, made in a 2 part mold,marked with raised “MAURITZ WIDFORS” lettering, has a short brokenneck. A scarce if not rare ball, being from the only known Swedish maker. Ithas beautiful whittle marks from the wooden mold, and is in excellent condition. [photo 55%] estimate- 500-600

451] Another cobalt blue, handblown, target ball, of heavyglass, with a diamond pattern. It is 2½” in diameter. Made froma 2 part mold, has a typical broken neck, and is in excellentcondition. [photo 55%] estimate- 90-120

\452 2½” in diameter this is a plain, cobalt blue, handblowntarget ball. Made from a 3 piece mold, with a short broken neckit has interesting variation in color top to bottom. It is in excellentcondition. [photo 55%] estimate- 100-150

\458 Filled with the original feathers and cork stopper, this isan unusual clear amber, handblown glass target ball, without anymarks. It is 2¼” in diameter, has a typical neck and is in excellentcondition. [photo 55%] estimate- 90-120

459] Handblown, of plain amethyst colored glass it is 2” in diameter,and has a very short broken neck. With a little discoloring to the inside,it is in very good condition. [photo 55%] estimate- 90-120

461 4 paperback books include: Lewis, B.R., Small Arms Ammunition at the Inter. ExpositionPhiladelphia PA.,1876. Washington, Smithsonian Inst. Press, 1972. 2 copies of: ICCA, “Col.Berkeley R. Lewis Memorial Edition”. Tucson, 1973. Treadwell, T. J. Major, Metallic Cartridges(Regulation and Experimental). (1873) Pioneer Press undated reprint, and Yust, C.H. Jr., Cartridge Collectors Notebook.S.L. Fuller, ed., Military Arms Research, San Jose, 1983. All are in good condition. [no photo] estimate- 20-40

462 4 paperbacks include two issues of Arms Gazette Vol. 1 #4, Dec. 1973 and by Vol. 1 #6. Feb. 1974. Adolph,Fred. Modern Guns. Genoa, NY, an undated (ca.1914) catalog with additional information in the reprint, and Coates, E.J.& Thomas, D.S., An Introduction to Civil War Small Arms. Thomas Publications, Gettysburg, Pa., 1990. The hardcoverbook Peterson, Harold, The TREASURY of the GUN, Golden Press Inc. and Ridge Press Inc. 1962. 8.5”x12” and 246pages, The dust cover is a bit frayed and torn at the edges but the book is in good condition as arethe paperbacks. [no photo] estimate- 20-40

463 Visible Ballistics a 5.25”x7.75”, 24 page pamphlet put out by The Peters Cartridge Co. ofKings Mills Ohio in 1933. It has examples of Sparkography, which was at the time, the process usedto take photographs of shot in stop-action motion. It discuses the method and of course notes thebenefits of Peters brand shot shells. With tears to the cover pages top and bottom of the spine andslight wear, it is still in good condition. [photo not to size] estimate- 30-50

464 About 3/4’s of an inch thick this is a group of Xeroxed information. The titles are: TM ORD 9 SNK -92 parts Cradle, Pintle and Ammunition Box for the Cal. 30 or Cal..50 (E10014) Sept.1952. TM9-225 Browning MG cal. 50 AN-M2 Aircraft Basic Jan 1947. TM 9-3058 Cal. .50 Spotting Rifle 106-MM RifleM40; and 106-MM Rifle Mount. M79 of April 1955. A copy from Charles H. Yust Jr. (covering Clips) of the original manuscript published in the Aug. 1956 issue of the American Rifleman. Also by Yust The Hollifield Dotter, an undatedarticle. Cal. 303 British Headstamp Information by W.R. Wonch of CIL. The Military .303 Cartridge it’s history and variations by Lynn H. Harris (1973). Colts Salvo Squeeze Bore Systems from Colt, Jan. 1971, Brochure No. 2477,Ammunition for Oerlikon 35mm Automatic Gun Type 353MK. undated by Oerlikon. And a copy of the UnterlusReport compiled by a group of German Ordnance technicians in 1945/46 by order of the British. We can not verify theseare 100% complete, but they are in good Xeroxed condition. [no photo] estimate- 30-50

460 Three issues of the canadian Journal of Arms collecting include: Vol. 4. No, 2 about theBridgeport Gun Implement Co. and included is a 3.3” long B.G.I. marked brass tube #1149 forloading 10 Ga shells. Vol. 7, No. 4 has a Dominion Cartridge price list and a article about H.P.Davies Ltd. shot shells, and Vol. 8. No.2 has a Robin Hood article. The tube {shown on the cover}has a few spots and the factory lacquer shows some flaking but it is in good condition while theissues are in excellent condition. [photo not to size] estimate- 20-40

BOOKS, CATALOGS AND PAPER

465 Headstamped ‘ G.M.S. 1944 20MM-M2IAI ‘,this 20x110 Hispano Dummy has a brass primercup held with a 5 stake-crimp, a polished and lacquered brass case with two holes .85” / 21.59mm up from the base and a 2-diameter black steel bullet with white “SHOT.A.P. -T 20MM. (T3E5)M95” print and a copper rotating band stamped “LOT A 1-9 1944 20MM M95“. It has a stain at the neck on one side and some of thecase lacquer is flaking, but it is in good condition. [photo 60%] estimate- 40-70

466 Headstamped ‘ WINCHESTER No 10 ‘, this ca WWI era ringed head 10Ga. Green Very’s Night Signal (MK 1) has a domed brass primer, a 25/8“brass case and a green topwad set down in the case mouth about 1/4” andsealed. With a little uneven toning it is in good condition. estimate- 15-25

467 These 3@ 4.6x30 all have brass cases. Headstamped ‘ 4.6x30 DAG 04 G 1133 ‘, onehas a flat nickel primer with three stake crimps, a green annulus and a black turned steel bulletwith the GM jacket stopping just above the case mouth and exposing the penetrater.Headstamped ‘ RG 03 4.6x30 ‘, this has a flat brass primer with a red annulus and a GMCS-jacketed bullet with a small flat tip. Headstamped ‘ G.F.L. 4.6x30 ‘, this one has a flat blackenedprimer with three stake-crimps, a red annulus and a blackened GMCS-jacketed bullet. All are inexcellent condition. estimate- 20-40

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SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHYHackley, F.W., Woodin, W.H. and Scranton, E.L., History of Modern U.S. Military Small Arms Ammunition. 1880-1939 Vol. 1 revised Addendum Thomas Pub., Gettysburg PA. 2002Hackley, F.W., Woodin, W.H. and Scranton, E.L., History of Modern U.S. Military Small Arms Ammunition 1940-1945. Vol. 2, The Gun Room Press, 1978Hackley, F.W., Woodin, W.H. and Scranton, E.L., History of Modern U.S. Military Small Arms Ammunition 1946-1977. Vol. 3, MRC3 Publishing, Orange Park FL. 2015. Labbett, P., British Small Arms Ammunition.1864-1938. P. Labbett, London, 1993..Pitman, Brig. Gen. John., The Pitman Notes on U.S. Martial Small Arms and Ammunition 1776-1933. 5 vol., Armory Publications, Tacoma and Thomas Publications, Gettysburg,1987-92Punnett, Chris., The .450 Short Revolver Cartridge. (A History of Its Production and the Companies that Made It). Pondside Publishing, Rosemont, Ont. Canada 2013.

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