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(14) MIDLAND BOXLOCK EJECTOR

A 12 BORE MIDLAND BOXLOCK EJECTOR 3" GOOSE GUN serial no 2687. Circa 1932.
30" steel barrels with 3" chambers, with 13mm to 10mm tapered file cut rib, restored barrels with new nitro proof mark, game scene engraving to the action, a well figured stock to 14½ with silvers pad, in the original canvas case, choked full & full.

This is a nice example,, unusually for a goose gun it has a very nicely figured stock, chambered to 3" but proofed to English 1½ ounce (42 gram) load. Weight 7lbs 13 oz

£ 2350.00

(15) WJ JEFFREY NON EJECTOR

A 12 BORE WJ JEFFREY, LONDON NON EJECTOR 3" GOOSE GUN, serial no 34225. Circa 1925.
The 32" steel barrels are chambered 3", an excellent stock with silvers pad to 15" length, choked ¾ & full.

This London gun has had extra long barrels specified at manufacture, from the condition it appears little used. Wgt 7lbs 12 oz

Price £2000.00

(16) A. ALLAN GLASGOW

A 16 BORE HAMMER GUN, A. ALLAN GLASGOW, circa 1905.
The 28" steel barrels are chambered 2 ½" and are proofed for a one ounce / 28 gram load, the gun is complimented with a quality stock to a length of 14 ³⁄₈". A nicely balanced Scottish boxlock, ready to shoot. Weight 5lbs 8 oz.

Price £1750

(17) WMR SCHAEFFER. BOSTON

A 10 GAUGE NON EJECTOR DAMASCUS GUN, WMR SCHAEFFER. BOSTON. Ccirca 1898.
The 28" Damascus barrels have been refurbished and re proofed to the English 10 Bore proof mark of 1⁷⁄₈ oz (54 gram) with 3½ chamber. The stock is exceptional burr walnut with a horn heel plate to a measurement of 14½". The gun is choked ¼ & ½ and weighs 8 lbs.

Price £2950

I believe the gun was made in Boston by a gunsmith listed as WMR Schaeffer & Sons who was in business around the period 1890-1902, any further history would be appreciated.

(19) GRAHAM & Co, INVERNESS.

A 28 BORE DAMASCUS HAMMER GUN by Graham & Co, Inverness. Circa 1898

The 28" damascus barrels are nitro proofed with a 2½" chamber & 9/16 ounce load, choked ¼ & ½. The stock which is nicely figured has a stock length of 14¼".
Weight 5 lbs 6 oz.

Price £2750

(4) H. SNOWIE INVERNESS.

A double 12 bore percussion muzzle loading sidelock circa 1860. A 30" damascus barrels with clean bores with original ramrod is in truly exceptional condition, this is an unrestored example that has been in one family ownership since 1926, a nicely figured bar in wood stock that is in excellent order with steel buttplate, nice game scene engraving on the lockwork.
Guns from this era are very rare in this condition, a once in a lifetime opportunity.

Price: £3,500

(5) HOLLAND & HOLLAND.

Royal rook rifle in .360 no 5 calibre serial no 4562, circa late 1870's.
A 27" octagonal barrel, the flats bear the address of 98 New Bond St. An original example with leaf sights calibrated to 50/100/150 yards, acanthus leaf scrolling on the action is complimented by the scroll underlever. It operates on a two lump principal which was an original design by Thomas Perks patent of 1878, many of these rifles were adapted to fire .22LR or .22 Hornet.This is an original unmolested example.

Price: £1,900

(9) BROWNING.

B25 Grade A1 serial number 5292 circa 1929. A 27" barrel in 2 3/4 chamber it is choked 1/4 & 3/4. It has the early solid rib. The straight hand stock measure 14 1/4" and is complimented by an early "superposed" end plate. A time warp gun in perfect working order, it handles beautifully.

Price: £1,450

(10) BROWNING.

A B25 Grade B1 Game - serial 30657 S74, year 1974.
The 28" ( 71 cms) barrels with game rib are choked 1/4 & 3/4, the well figured swan neck stock is finished with a silvers pad to a length of 14 1/4", it comes with the original Browning period case, the gun is unmarked and can only be described as mint

Price: £4,000