Top: Quackenbush Safety Rifle, 22” barrel & receiver, nickeled w/blue breech, (rifle is complete in V.G.) (60%)

Bottom: Quackenbush Rifle, 22” barrel & receiver, nickeled w/blue breech, (sm. crack Lt. front of stock, extractor missing, replaced cocking knob, won’t stay cocked) (40%)

Top: Quackenbush Rifle, 22” barrel blued w/blue breech, Receiver & Butt Plate nickeled, (missing cover plate Lt. side of receiver, extractor missing(70%)

Bottom: Quackenbush Rifle, 18” barrel, blued w/case hardened breech, Receiver & Butt Plate nickeled, (rifle is complete) (75%)

Top: Quackenbush Rifle, 18” barrel blued w/blue breech, nickel Receiver & Butt Plate, (stock cracked, won’t cock) (40%)

Bottom: Quackenbush Rifle, 18” barrel, nickeled barrel, breech, Receiver & Butt Plate, (rifle is complete) (40%)

Top: Quackenbush Rifle, 18” barrel, nickel barrel, blue receiver, replacement stock glued on, (rifle complete) (40%)

Bottom: Quackenbush Rifle, (nickel finish wore off, cocking knob missing) (less than 10%)

Top: Quackenbush Rifle, barrel & breech blued nickel Receiver & Butt Plate, (missing extractor & cocking knob) (90%)

Bottom: Quackenbush Rifle, nickel finish barrel, Receiver, Butt Plate, blue breech, (missing extractor) (80%)

Top: Quackenbush Rifle, blue finish gone, with walnut forearm (rifle complete) (10%)

Bottom: Junior Safety Rifle, nickel barrel, receiver, wire stock, blued breech, (missing cocking knob) (10%)

Top: Junior Safety Rifle, nickel barrel, receiver, wire stock, blued breech, (won’t cock) (10%)

Bottom: Quackenbush Pellet gun, nickel plated, (rifle is complete) (50%)

Top: C.J. Hamilton Rifle, No. 43, blued metal, (missing rear sight, stock cracked) (40%)

Bottom: C.J. Hamilton Rifle, No. 15, blued metal, (rear sight mounting screw is wrong, trigger needs work) (40%)

Top: C.J. Hamilton Rifle, No. 27, blued metal (wrong stock mounting blot, cracked forearm) (60%)

Bottom: C.J. Hamilton Rifle, No. 7, nickel finish wire stock, (10%)

C.J. Hamilton Rifle, No. 7, nickel finish wire stock in presentation case, (40%)

Top: Stevens crack shot, blued receiver, (barrel painted black, stock is cracked, bolts in receiver & lever) (30%)

Bottom: Stevens tip up rifle, blued barrel, nickel plated, Receiver, originally 22, Serial # 30497 (has been rebored to 25 R.F. as marked underside of barrel) (20%)

Top: Flobert 22, falling block (complete) (less than 10%)

Bottom: Mossberg 22 bolt action repeater, (wrong trigger guard, wrong Butt plate (rough metal) (10%)

Top: Ortgies toggle receiver 22 caliber (50%)

Bottom: American 12 gauge, (missing Butt plate, stock s/s is loose, break open lever on left side

American Gun Co. 12 gauge double barrel, (barrels have been shortened to 18 ½ “, wrong bolt through receiver, stock has been repaired)

Long Tom 12 gauge, 40” barrel (forearm cracked, s/s stock has small cracks)

Top: Shattuck C.S. 12 gauge, (extractor missing, stock s/s cracked and nailed together);

Bottom: Quackenbush 22 caliber, blue barrel, nickel Receiver Butt plate, case hardened breech w/wood forearm (95%)

Top: C.G. Bonehill 10 gauge double barrel, (missing Butt plate, insert on forearm);

Bottom: Victor Ejector, Crescent Arms Co. 410 gauge, s/s 3” chamber

Top: Shapleigh’s King Nitro, Diamond Arms Co., double barrel, 20 gauge

Bottom: Prize Machine Gun, double barrel 10 gauge

Top: Harpers Ferry 1851 Fowling Piece shotgun

Bottom: Stevens Model #9478, 10 gauge S.S. #D962449

Top: The International double barrel, 10 gauge

Bottom: Crossman Pellet gun Model #140, 22 caliber

Top: Stevens Model #311A Double Barrel, 410 (missing butt plate)

Bottom: Winchester Model #1887, 12 gauge Lever Action (missing hammer spring, wrong bolt in receiver)

Top: W. Richards, London, double barrel, 10 gauge

Bottom: Belgium made double barrel, Coach Gun, W.F. & Co. #3411 (this is a Wells Fargo Issued Weapon)

Top: Jukar Copy of a Philadelphia Derringer

Bottom: Iver Johnson Model 59A, 22 caliber, D/A Revolver, 17 ¾” barrel

Top: Dutch Beaumont Spike Bayonet

Bottom: Dutch Beaumont 11.3 X 50R MM cartridge, designed in 1871