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141 |
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CIRCA 1900 GAMBLIN DICE GAME |
Nickel plated with original
dice. 11 3/4" high. |
As found condition. |
50 |
100 |
142 |
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JAZOGERS GLASS DISPENSER |
Cane covered glass with
porcelain base. Marked
"Jazogers" near pewter spout. 17" high. |
Fine. |
50 |
150 |
143 |
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MEDIUM SIZE NATIONAL CASH
REGISTER ` |
Includes all its keys, in
original nickel finished brass, with black glass plate above drawer, 13.75 x
15.75 x 17”high. Applied brass tag with serial number “779005/324”. |
Draw opens but keys seem to be
stuck, else Fine. |
200 |
400 |
144 |
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1896 CUSTER'S LAST FIGHT
ANHEUSER BUSCH SIGN |
In original gold painted gesso
frame, with “Anheuser-Busch/St. Louis” cast in gesso at top. This
chromolithograph is dated in lower left “Entered According to an Act of
Congress by Adolphus Bush March 30th 1896, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at
Washington, D.C.”. There is extensive printed text below the battle scene
detailing what was happening above, and about the original painting, and two
small vignettes below with left having 7th Cavalry flags,
crossed sabers, bugle and medal with “Custer” and right with Little Big Horn
battlefield monument with mounted Indian at side, 32.5”x 42”, frame is 38.5 x
48”. |
Some touch up on frame and gesso
loss, chromo with small areas of loss and 3”tear along left margin. |
500 |
1000 |
145 |
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ANHEUSER BUSCH ATTACK ON THE
OVERLAND STAGE SIGN |
A 22 x24”chromolithograph on
canvas in original oak frame with brass plate on front with title, 29.5 x
42.5”. |
A couple of scuffs, else Fine. |
100 |
200 |
146 |
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EMBOSSED TIN SIGN - IMPERIAL
CLUB CIGARS |
Chromolithographed 10 x 13.75”
with round corners with open box of cigars and text reading “Smoke The
Imperial Club 5cts Cigar The Best for the Money.”. Sign marked Wolf & Co.
Selling Agent” lower right. |
Lacking hanging chain, corners
bent with some minor paint loss at same, still Very Good. |
100 |
150 |
147 |
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COUNTRY STORE TIN JOHN HOFFMANN,
CINCINNATI |
Painted tin in red with gold
stenciled label on front “100 Lbs. Net Wt./The John Hoffmann/Packing
Co./Ideal Brand/Cincinnati, Ohio/U.S. Inspected & Passed By Department of
Agriculture” with two bale handles and original lid in black painted finish,
15.5”diameter x 19”high. |
Minor dents and slight soil,
Very Good. |
50 |
100 |
148 |
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SCARCE COUNTRY STORE STANDARD
NEEDLE 9-DWR. CABINET |
In walnut “with burled drawer
front with two over five over one drawers, stenciled on fronts
“Standard/Sewing Machine/(left to right)6-10 Sharps 11 Betweens/Hand
Needles”. Upper drawer has divided interior with 7 rows of 8 with walnut
sliding lids over each compartment. Each with brass tack knobs, second drawer
with 3 rows of 13 compartments, and bottom drawer open. Original brass pulls,
and original old varnish finish, 21 x 13.5 x 13”high. |
Fine. |
300 |
600 |
149 |
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CLARK OAK SPOOL CABINET W/GILT
GLASS LABELS |
With four drawers with original
brass knobs and gilt glass inset tablets reading “Clark’s/O.N.T./Spool/Cotton”, 23 x
17.5 x 17” high. |
Refinished, otherwise fine. |
200 |
400 |
150 |
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OAK COUNTRY STORE 20-DWR. NEEDLE
CASE |
In original old dark varnish
finish with original porcelain knobs 5 rows of 4 dovetailed drawers, 19 x
10.5 x 9”. |
One pull is period replacement,
otherwise fine. |
200 |
400 |
151 |
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WATCHMAKERS OAK SET OF
DRAWERS |
With hinged lid opening to
divided compartment over 4 rows of 5 drawers with original ebonized turned
wood knobs in old original varnish finish with poplar secondary wood, 4.75 x
16 x 8.5”high. |
Very slight warp to lid, else
Fine. |
150 |
250 |
152 |
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COUNTRY STORE NEEDLE CASE |
Two drawer with original
porcelain knobs, original dark varnish finish, 6.25”x 10.25”x 4.5”high. |
Chip to back of top. |
50 |
100 |
153 |
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LAMONTAGNE ALLIGATOR TRUNKS
& BAGS STORE DISPLAY |
Scarce circa 1900 chalk
advertising display. Reads
"We Sell & Endorse Alligator Brand Harness, Trunks, Valises,
Lamontagne Limited Balmoral Block Montreal, Can.". 11" high x 19" wide. |
A few small chips, otherwise
fine condition. |
150 |
250 |
153A |
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GM DELCO ADVERTISING CLOCK |
1950s metal and glass GM Delco
Sales & Service clock. 15" diameter. |
Fine condition. Running order. |
100 |
300 |
154 |
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M1864 CIVIIL WAR SPRINGFIELD
RIFLE |
With 40” round barrel marked by
hammer “1864” with steel folding rear and standing front sights. Barrel
marked along left side with inspectors mark Lock plate marked
“U.S./Springfield” with U.S. shield breasted eagle and “1864” behind hammer.
Full walnut stock with both sling swivels, steel trigger guard, barrel bands,
end cap and butt plate, total length 56”. Socket type bayonet marked “11 T.
& W.W.”, total length 21”. |
Uncleaned with fine all over
brown patina, bayonet same, both Very Good. |
400 |
800 |
155 |
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CIVIL WAR CONTRACT MUSKET |
Likely a European import with
markings on left side of the 37.25” round circa .50 caliber barrel with steel
standing front sight. Lock plate marked with small eagle behind hammer. Full
walnut stock with carved cheek rest on left side. Steel trigger guard, total
length 52.5”. Includes marked “U.S.” socket type steel bayonet, total length
21”. |
Stock shortened at forearm,
uncleaned and moderate pitting to all surfaces. Bayonet Very Good. |
150 |
300 |
156 |
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CIVIL WAR CONTRACT MUSKET &
BAYONET |
Likely a European import with
markings on left side of the 41.25” round circa .60 caliber barrel with steel
standing front sight. Lock plate marked with small eagle and “35”. Full
walnut stock with carved cheek rest on left side. Steel trigger guard with
sling swivel, replaced nickeled steel barrel bands, total length 57.5”.
Includes unmarked socket type steel bayonet, total length 21.8”. |
As above, uncleaned with Nice
brown patina, missing end cap, bayonet with moderate rust. |
200 |
400 |
157 |
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SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR RIFLE |
With 28” round barrel with
folding rear and standing front sights, walnut stock with steel butt plate
sling swivel at steel trigger guard, total length 47.5”. Has cleaning rod. |
Heavily pitted and varnish
finish. |
100 |
200 |
158 |
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PERCUSSION FOWLER |
With unclear name on top of 42”
round barrel, engraved steel lock plate marked “Hapgood”, walnut stock with
brass trigger guard, butt plate and ram rod sleeves, total length 57.2”. |
Uncleaned with all-over nice
brown patina, very minor damage to front of stock and typical pitting near
lock, Very Good. |
150 |
250 |
159 |
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EARLY PERCUSSION FOWLER |
Likely European with 4 different
marks on left side of 32” round barrel with nice engraved sunburst on top of
barrel, floral scroll engraved lock plate, nice walnut stock and forearm,
both with fine cross-hatched carving, engraved brass trigger guard, butt
plate, end cap with steel ram rod sleeve with period steel rod, total length 48”. |
Uncleaned with minor wear to
stock and nice brown patina. |
150 |
250 |
160 |
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DEXTER SMITH BREECH LOADING
RIFLE |
With 29” round barrel with brass
bead front sight, marked on top “Manufactured by Dexter Smith, Springfield,
Mass. Pat. Jan. 8 & Oct.1, 67. Feb. 14 & Mar. 7, 70”. Walnut stock
and forearm, steel receiver and butt plate, total length 46”. Serial number “1336”. |
Cleaned and make-do repair to
hammer. |
100 |
200 |
161 |
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FINE PERCUSSION FOWLER BY S.
POTTER |
Circa 12 gage with 40” round
barrel, marked “S. Potter” on top of barrel with lock plate marked “J.
Tarratt/Warranted”. Fine figured walnut stock with brass back plate, trigger
guard, butt plate and three ram rod sleeves. Includes period rod and ebony end
cap, total length 55.2”. |
Slight damage to stock at lock
plate, nice brown patina and pitting at lock as expected, Very Good. |
150 |
250 |
162 |
 |
FINE PERCUSSION HALF STOCK RIFLE |
Unmarked with 38.2” octagonal
circa .50 caliber barrel, maple stock, brass back plate, butt plate patch box
in right side of stock, end cap, trigger guard, three ram trod sleeves and
front sight. Steel rear sight, total length 52.75”. |
Minor pitting on percussion
plate, originally was a full stock, cut down in 19th century, Very Good. |
200 |
400 |
163 |
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M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICERS
SWORD |
With acid engraved 29” double
edged steel blade with “U.S.” and other patriotic military motifs. Marked on
left ricasso “J.H. Wilson Phil’a. Pa.” with cast brass one piece quillon,
guard/knuckle bow with spread winged, U.S. shield breasted eagle on guard and
floral scroll on bow and lion mask on quillon. Cast brass pommel with U.S.
shield breasted spread winged eagle and shield on reverse, end cap with
floral design matching front/rear collars also in cast brass with floral
scroll. Sharp/ray skin wrapped grip with braided wire wrap, total length 35”.
Brass scabbard with cast throat and top band with 2 carrying rings, middle
band with single ring and cast drag with star, total length 31.5”. |
Light over-all wear, Very Good. |
150 |
250 |
164 |
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CIVIL WAR ERA ARTILLERY
SABER |
European import with 23” single
edged blade marked on right ricasso “CA” with single piece cast brass hilt
with quillon, knuckle bow and ribbed grip with steel capstan rivet, total
length 28.75”. Dark brown leather scabbard with brass throat with frog and
brass drag with ball terminal, total length 23.75”. |
Very good. |
100 |
200 |
165 |
 |
GRANT & CO. PARLOR
RIFLE |
With 22” round barrel marked
“Grant & Co. Newark, N.J..” with engraved nickeled brass receiver marked
on top “Patent Nov. 9th 1869” with walnut
stock and engraved nickeled brass butt plate, total length 38”. Serial number
under trigger guard “763”. Made in Newark, N.J., appears to be factory
engraved. |
Minor wear to nickel, 3 replaced
screws, and knob on loading slide missing, still Very Good. |
200 |
400 |
166 |
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GRANT & CO. PARLOR
RIFLE |
With 22” round barrel marked
“Grant & Co. Newark, N.J..” with engraved nickeled brass receiver marked
on top “Patent Nov. 9th 1869” with walnut
stock and engraved nickeled brass butt plate, total length 38”. Serial number
under trigger guard “759”. Made in Newark, N.J., appears to be factory
engraved. |
Wear to nickel, trigger guard
broken but present and some replaced screws. |
100 |
300 |
167 |
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TULLE FRENCH PERCUSSION NAVAL
PISTOL |
With 6.5” round barrel, circa
.50 caliber with lock plate marked “Mre Rle/de Tulle”. Walnut stock with
single brass barrel band, brass trigger guard and but plate with langet ring,
steel belt hook on left side, total length 11.5”. |
Minor expected pitting at
percussion cap mount, fore end of stock may have been shortened slightly,
else Fine. |
300 |
500 |
168 |
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EARLY SWORD CANE |
Crook type with tapered birch
shaft/scabbard with old rubber ferrule. Cane has hidden push-button release
allowing the trefoil tapered blued and gilt decorated 17” steel blade to be
removed. Blade is marked “Toledo” and decorated with floral scroll work. Grip
is the crook handle of cane, total length less scabbard/shaft is 24”. Total
length in scabbard/shaft is 35.25”. |
As above, otherwise fine. |
100 |
200 |
169 |
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PAUL MARKER CURLY MAPLE FULL
STOCK RIFLE |
Overall 58", weight 10
lbs. P. (Paul) Marker (1811-1875)
son of Paul Marker (1793-1865) of Sharpsburg, MD, gun maker in Gratis, OH,
Darke Co., from 1850 to 1869 then moved to Versailles, OH and Union City, IN,
where he operated with his brother Dan until his death. Top of the barrel marked "P.
Marker" in flowing script. Barrel by J. (Jacob) Wilt, Native of Chambersburg, PA, son of Jeremiah
Wilt, came to Dayton, OH in 1832. Listed as barrel maker located on the south side of Smith St. at Brown
St., Dayton, OH. Died in
1882. Barrel marked on bottom
flat "J. Wilt, Dayton, OH" in two lines. Percussion lock by H. (Henry) Elwell of Seneca Co., OH. Little information survives as to his
history. Known to have made locks
or sold locks. Possibly imported
from Birmingham, England and stamped with his name and "Warrented"
on the face of the plate ahead of the hammer. |
Brass wire wrapped repair at
neck of stock, some chips to stock, nice brown patina with light pitting near
hammer. |
200 |
500 |
170 |
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FINE COPY FULL STOCK PERCUSSION
RIFLE |
Maple full stock with lock plate
marked “H.R. Kelley/& Son” with fine brass and German silver inlay and
hardware including patch box on left side of stock, 42” octagonal barrel with
standing front and rear sights, marked “Old Reliable 1989”, total length
59.5”. |
Fine. |
200 |
300 |
170A |
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CHARCOAL PHOTO OF CIVIL WAR
SOLDIER |
Hand colored photographic
enlargement of an albumen cdv image showing a young Union enlisted man in
10-button shell jacket and light blue Union pants, 16" x 20", in
period gold painted frame, 24" x 28". |
Fine condition. |
100 |
200 |
170B |
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CHARCOAL PHOTO OF CIVIL WAR
SOLDIER |
A circa 1880 photographic
enlargement of a young Union solider wearing a kepi cap, badge
"DA", 14" x 18", in wood frame 15" x 19". |
Slight tear upper right corner,
otherwise fine condition. |
50 |
100 |
171 |
 |
EARLY POWDER HORN & POUCH |
The horn has engrailed spout and
high domed wood plug end, attached with braids with brass ring for strap,
nice old untouched patina, 10” long; plus a leather beaver tail hunting pouch
with cross hatched tooling and leather strap. Opens to two compartments, 7” x
7.5” wide, less strap. |
Horn is Fine, pouch strap is
detached, but could be reattached. |
100 |
200 |
172 |
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TWO EARLY POWDER HORNS |
Both with carved engrailed
spouts, one with original carved wood stopper with horn end attached with
brass brads, 11” long; 2nd with slightly domed
wood plug end attached with braids, 12” long, both with untouched surface. |
Both fine. |
50 |
100 |
173 |
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BRASS HUNTER & RETRIEVER
SHOT FLASK |
With hunter reaching toward his
retriever with the killed bird in his mouth, with tree surround, 7” long, in
nice old brown patina. |
Split along bottom seam, else
Very Good. |
40 |
60 |
173A |
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EARLY ENGRAVING OF NAPOLEON |
Hand colored circa 1820,
entitled in French along lower margin "Vue D'Optique/Representant Le
Project De L'Embarquement Pour La Descente en Angleterre". Printed in Paris by "J.
Cherean". 12" x 16
1/2" sight. Matted and
framed 17 1/2" x 22". |
Even toning and light foxing,
not removed from frame. |
50 |
100 |
173B |
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EARLY GERMAN ENGRAVING OF NEW
YORK |
Hand colored, entitled along
lower margin "New York" only printed backwards by "Winchelmann
& Sohne, Berlin". 13" x 16". Matted and framed 18" x 22 1/2". |
Light even toning, not removed
from frame. |
50 |
100 |
173C |
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18TH CENTURY ENGRAVING OF VENICE |
Hand colored on laid paper,
entitled along lower margin in French "84 Vue Generate De La Ville De
Venise" by "S. Jacques, Paris". 10 1/4" x 16 1/2". Matted and framed 13 1/2" x
19". |
Fine condition. |
50 |
100 |
174 |
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NO LOT |
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175 |
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TWO NAZI ARMBANDS |
In printed cotton, 4 x 16”. |
Fine. |
40 |
60 |
