!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is an awesome 1/2 scale Browning M2-HB miniature .50 caliber air cooled heavy machine gun made by the Tippmann Arms Co.  This is one of the original Dennis Tippmann guns made in Fort Wayne, Indiana, not one of the later Lakeside Machine made Tippmanns.  The photo above is a actual photo of this miniature. This fires .22 Winchester magnum rimfire ammunition semi-automatically. Since this is a firing, shooting, firearm, it must be shipped to a FFL dealer where all FFL procedures must be followed. This piece may not be legal to ship to, or to own, in some states.  Check your local laws to be sure you can receive and own this if you are interested.  31" long overall from the muzzle to the rear tripod legs. The .22 caliber rifled barrel is 16 3/4" long. Parkerized finish. Walnut spade grip handles and cocking lever handle. The Tippmann markings and the serial number, 061, stamped into the right rear of the receiver. The rear sight flips down to protect it when moving the piece or storing it in the crate. The tripod is removable. Includes the original Tippmann oak crate with leather carrying handles, the operations manual, two cloth belts, the traverse and elevation mechanism, and two ammo cans. The ammo cans are stinciled in yellow paint "100 CARTRIDGES, CAL. 22 W M R, h.p. - F.M.J., ++++BELTED, LOT TAC-85".  Near mint condition with only minor handling marks.  The belts show to have been loaded, but do not look to have been fired, so the gun may actually be unfired. The ultimate in "Big Boys Toys"! These are no longer available from Lakeside Machine.  A great piece and especially desirable as it is an early Fort Wayne Tippmann.  More photos soon. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  I just bought another 1/3 scale Furr 1883 carriage Gatling gun in .22 short rimfire.  The photo above is of the last one I sold.  Photos of the new Furr Gatling soon! This is a 1/3 scale  Model 1883 Gatling gun on a brass field carriage made by the renown Karl Furr of Orem, Utah.  Chambered in .22 short rimfire, this actually shoots and will fire up to 800 rounds per minute.  Must be sent to an FFL dealer.  64 round Accles drum magazine.  18" diameter wheels with beautiful highly figured black walnut spokes, brass hubs, and brass tires.  This is a very early Furr 1883 Gatling, serial # 09, and is signed on the bottom in engraving pencil "Made by, Karl J. Furr, No 9, Paul J. Kuni, Orem, Ut. 1969" in five lines.  The barrel group measures 18 1/2" long not counting the tiller handle.  10 .22 caliber rifled barrels enclosed in a brass casing.  The rear of the barrel group has two spirit levels for leveling the gun.  This is not classed as a class III machine gun. If you can own a rifle, shotgun, or pistol, you can legally own this masterpiece in most states!  The brass looks to have never been polished, and has a nice mellow mustard color.  Really great, possibly unfired condition.  The only problem is the cascabelle knob on the rear of the gun is missing.  I am having a new one made, but it will be about 6 - 8 weeks before I receive it.  Additional photos soon.  Buy it quick before they implement a high capacity magazine ban! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army revolver model of 1873 with 5 1/2" barrel. Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier six Shooter".  5" long overall with a 2 9/16" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy.  One piece walnut grips with some nice figure.  The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame.  The serial number, 3195, is stamped on the frame & triggerguard.  195 is stamped into the bottom of the backstrap.  95 is stamped into the loading gate.  Blue and case colored finish.  Checkered hammer spur.  Blue front sight.  Early blackpowder "pinched" frame with round "Bullseye" ejector rod button.  Fully functional, but non-firing. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! .  This is a 1/2 scale Remington "Vest Pocket" derringer by master miniature maker Daniel E. Osterman of Oregon.  2 1/16" long overall with a 1 5/8" barrel of .114 caliber.  The frame sides are nicely scroll engraved.  The frame barrel and grip strap are nickel plated.  The hammer has a checkered spur, and it and the trigger are case hardened with the sides polished bright.  Nice two piece walnut grips.  Serial number 11 stamped into the bottom rear of the barrel.  The maker's mark stamped into the bottom of the grip strap.  Complete with the original Osterman green lift top cardboard box with wood block insert and Osterman interior lid label.  Mint as new condition. Stock # LC-25  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/2 scale miniature 1928 Thompson sub-machine gun made by the legendary Edmund de la Garrigue.  17" long overall, the finned & rifled barrel measures 6 1/2" long including the Cutts compensator.  Beautiful high polish blue finish.  This piece has all of the correct markings roll stamped into the proper places, including the compensator, the receiver top markings, and both sides of the drum magazine, which are often missing.  Nice straight grain walnut stock, pistol grip, and vertical pistol grip forearm.  Includes a 50 round "C" type drum magazine.  The drum is complete with the internal spring and feed star, but typical of de la Garrigue Thompsons with drum magazines, does not have the cartridge feed rails.  Detachable buttstock.  Beautiful Cutts compensator with all the markings.  Has the base for the Lyman windage and elevation adjustable rear sight, but again typical of the de la Garrigue Thompsons, the rest of the sight is missing.  Checkered bolt handle, magazine release, buttstock release, safety, and fire control lever.  Complete with a 1/2 scale miniature Thompson manual and a nice black display stand.  Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5, Photo 6, Photo 7, Photo 8, Photo 9, Photo 10, Photo 11, Photo 12, Photo 13, Photo 14, Photo 15, Photo 16, Photo 17, Photo 18, Photo 19, Photo 20, Photo 21, Photo 22, Photo 23, Photo 24, Photo 25, Photo 26, Photo 27, Photo 28, Photo 29  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! .  This is a 1/2 scale Colt 1911 A-1 made by Miniart in Russia.  4 1/4" long overall with a 2 15/32" .22 caliber rifled barrel.  Blue finish.  Two piece checkered walnut grips.  Serial #, OR032.  The slide and frame properly marked.  Fully functional and will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included three solid steel dummy cartridges when the action is cycled manually.  More photos & text soon! Stock # CG-1 !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!   . This is a 1/2 scale Colt Texas #5 Paterson five shot percussion revolver made by Miniart in Moscow, Russia. 6 3/8" long overall with a 3 3/4" barrel of .12 caliber. 100% fully functional, and will shoot if you can find the proper percussion caps and lead bullets. The top flat of the barrel laser marked with the Paterson barrel address.  The hammer has both half and full cock. Folding trigger drops down when the hammer is cocked. Includes a functional brass 5 spout powder flask, a spare cylinder, a functional single cavity bullet mold with sprue cutter and walnut handles, a functional combination tool which is a screwdriver, a nipple wrench, a nipple pick, and the loading lever, a brass capper with embossed lid, and a walnut handled cleaning rod. Complete with a neat walnut and ebony casing that resembles a machinist tool box. The revolver and capper in the compartment under the lid. The balance of the accessories in the pull out drawer. The top compartment and drawer French fit, and along with the lid, lined in a brick red suede.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!   . This is a 1/5 scale Colt 1911 A-1 by master jeweler Alex Baez of Los Angeles, Ca.  All parts of this beautiful miniature are made from 14 karat white gold with the exception of the steel springs and the elephant ivory grips.  1 23/32" long overall with a 23/32" barrel.  The sides of the frame and slide are polished with the top and bottom being a mat finish.  Fully functional, this miniature will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included six solid yellow brass dummy cartridges.  Complete with the original Baez black leatherette hinged top jewelry box casing with clear see through top and flip up latch.  The interior with a reversable cushion that is black on one side and white on the other.  The miniature has .7 ounces of 14K gold, which translates to a little more than .4 ounces of pure 24K gold.  So just the value of the gold alone is about $640.00 in today's market. . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! !!!!!Note two line barrel address!!!!!  This is a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army revolver model of 1873 with  4 3/4" barrel.  Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier six Shooter".  4 3/4" long overall with a 2 7/64" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy.  Super rare two line Colt barrel address laser engraved on top of the barrel by me with a YAG laser when I worked for IMA.  One piece walnut grips with some nice figure.  The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame.  The serial number, 1752, is stamped on the frame, triggerguard, & the bottom of the backstrap. 52 is stamped into the loading gate.  Nickel finish with beautiful fire blued screws and cylinder pin.  Checkered hammer spur.  Nickel front sight.  Early blackpowder "pinched" frame with round "Bullseye" ejector rod button.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  Complete with a cheap walnut hinged top case with magnetic latch.  The interior French fit in a pretty dark turquoise green velour. Stock # LC-22, !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a Stuart Model 10-V precision miniature working steam engine.  6 1/4" tall, 3 1/16" diameter X 9/16" wide flywheel.  Cast iron, cast brass, and machined steel construction.  Great workmanship and attention to detail and I'm sure it will run when coupled to a boiler or you could run it on compressed air. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a great 1/3 scale Remington number 1 rolling block rifle by U.S. Miniatures.  Blue and case colored finish.  Walnut stock and forearm.  Only a handfull of these were ever made, reportedly less than 12.  Fully functional and nicely made.  Mint condition.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/2 scale U.S. 1860 cavalry sabre made by IMA.  Steel blade and scabbard, both finished in the white.  The scabbard has a steel drag and two steel hangers with rings, all of which are finished in the white.  The guard and pommel are yellow brass.  The grip is black leather and is held in place with a thin spiral wrapped piece of braided brass wire.  A great accessory for your 1/2 scale percussion Colt revolvers.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! .  This is a nice black holster & money belt gunbelt that looks to me to have been made by Von Ringler in Wyoming.  It is not signed, but the belt is marked on the back side of one end "IMA SR101".  The belt measures 22 1/8" long overall.  The holster is right hand and is made for the Uberti 47% scale Colt Single Action Army revolver with 7 1/2" barrel.  Heavy cast brass buckle showing a nice aged patina.  Very nice scale stitching detail.  Includes 32 dummy cartridges with solid brass cases and aluminum bullets.  .  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/4 scale British Tower flintlock pistol by J. M. Vernon in England.  3 3/4" long overall with a 2 1/4" smoothbore barrel of .16 caliber.  The lockplate is finished in a mottled blue & possibly case colored.  The rest of the lock parts finished in the white.  The barrel is browned.  Brass furniture.  Walnut tipped hickory ramrod.  Walnut stock.  Fully functional, the barrel is bored through to the touch hole and the lock has both half and full cock with a nice crisp action.   Well made with good scale and proportions.  Cased in a simple walnut glass topped casing with slide top, French fit, and lined in green felt.  The bottom of the casing marked in black ink "J. M. Vernon, Hillside House, Baltonsborough, Glastonbury".  This is in the Mendip district of Somerset, England. The pistol is in great condition, I'd call it 95%, with just age, and very minor handling marks. Stock # LC-7, !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This 47% scale Colt Walker revolver was originally one of the Presidential Editions from the U.S. Historical Society. Factory engraved, blue and casecolored finish, silver plated backstrap and triggerguard, serial #19. The original one piece silver grip and backstrap has been replaced with a standard back strap and a wonderful high relief carved elephant ivory grip done by Dennis Holland. The left side of the grip showing a Mexican eagle with snake and cactus. Factory roll marked barrel address and factory roll marked cylinder scene. Cased in a nice oak casing with miniature Colt key lock, flask, brass bullet mold with blue steel sprue cutter, combination nipple wrench/screwdriver, and case key. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/2 scale Southener derringer by master miniature maker Ron DeWalt of Michigan.  3 1/8" long overall with a 1 15/16" long octagon  rifled barrel of 4mm bore.  Shoots the 4mm short or long rimfire cartridges.  Has both half and full cock on the hammer which has a serrated hammer spur.  Brass frame.  The balance of the metal parts are blue steel.  Brass pin type front sight.  Two piece ivory bag type grips showing a nice grain and aged patina.  The right grip with a small 3/16" naturally occurring hairline crack where it meets the frame.  The right side and top of the barrel with the proper Southener markings, which are pantograph engraved.  The bottom rear of the barrel likewise marked with the maker's name.  Complete with the original DeWalt glass topped walnut casing.  The interior French fit in a dark red velour.  Also includes the original brass cleaning/extractor rod.  Beautiful near mint condition with 99.9% original blue finish.  The only wear at the sides of the hammer where they enter the frame.  The brass with a nice mellow aged patina.  The case showing only very minor handling marks. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  !!!!!Note Rare Smokeless Powder Frame!!!!!  This is a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army Revolver Model 1873 with 5 1/2" barrel. Made by Uberti in Italy. Beautiful hand carved elephant ivory stag grips by master ivory carver Dennis Holland of Texas.  Blue and case colored finish.  Smokeless powder frame.  The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 3158, is stamped on the frame, triggerguard, and backstrap. Rifled barrel. Fully functional, but non-firing. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Winchester Model 1866 saddle ring Carbine by the renown Tom P. Weston of Mexico City, Mexico. Probably made in the 1950's or 1960's. 100% fully functional and chambered to shoot the .22 short rim fire cartridge. 20 3/4" long overall with a 10" .22 caliber rifled barrel. Brass frame, sideplates, cartridge lifter, crescent buttplate, and buttplate trapdoor. The balance of the metal parts are machined blued steel, except for the hammer, lever, and trigger which are case colored. The buttstock and forearm elephant ivory, the buttstock expertly carved in high relief on the left side of the butt with the Mexican eagle with snake on cactus motif. The frame engraved on both sides in a scroll and punch dot pattern with the Mexican eagle with snake on cactus repeated on both sides.  Checkered hammer spur. Complete with the original Weston deluxe case with very heavy beveled glass. The interior French fit in red felt. Includes a nice engraved brass plaque inscribed "MADE EXPRESSLEY FOR, JERRY BERGER, WINCHESTER, MODEL- 1866, BY TOM P. WESTON, MEXICO, D.F." in five lines.  This is the only cased Weston I have ever seen with such an inscription.  The rear of the case has two inlaid spring loaded brass hangers for mounting the case on the wall.  Also includes twelve .22 short action proving dummy cartridges. Those shown in the photos are live, and will be switched out for dummies when delivered.  There is even a beautiful functional blued three piece sectional cleaning rod in the trap in the buttstock. The serial number, 42, is stamped into the bottom of the frame just behind the trigger. The Weston markings are well stamped into the lower tang just behind the lever latch. The really wonderful thing about this particular Weston cased 1866 carbine, is the hidden Weston loading finger, which is located in a hidden compartment under the buttstock!  These Weston loading fingers are extremely rare, and this is only the third one I have ever seen.  I did not even know it was there, and found it while I was taking the photos!!!  The hidden compartment is covered with a loose piece of red felt that I thought was covering up some defect in the lining.  These fingers were used to load the last cartridge into the loading gate as most people's fingers were to large to get the last cartridge fully inserted.  Wonderful condition other than the case needs some minor work on the right end where the glass slides out.  I'd call the carbine  99%.  A truely "One of a Kind" piece! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a pair of 2mm pinfire blank firing berloque single shot pistols cufflinks made in Austria.  These are listed as A5c in Bob Urso's book, "The Tiniest Guns, Third Edition".  Marked on top of the barrels "MADE IN AUSTRIA".  The barrels are not bored through, but are vented out both sides of the barrel at the muzzle.  The grips showing the typical buck deer head on the left side and the rabbit on the right side.  Made of nickel plated brass.  These look to be in pristine mint unfired condition, showing absolutely no signs of corrosion as most do, and includes an original clear gelatin capsule of 14 - 2mm pinfire blank cartridges.  All are contained in an old tin plated steel lift top can. . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!    This is a miniture European flintlock military pistol, probably French or Austrian.  2 1/2" long overall with a 1 5/16" smoothbore barrel of .145 caliber.  The metal parts are steel and are finished in the white except for the pan which is yellow brass.  Marked on the top of the barrel at the breech with the fancy script letters "MB", which is possibly the maker, but if it is, I don't know who it is.  No, it's not Mike Barrett!  The hammer will not trip when the trigger is pulled.  The hammer spring is good, and the hammer moves a little when the trigger is pulled, just won't drop all the way.  Has a great look and feel to it.  Will make a good project for someone, and priced accordingly.  More photos and details as soon as I figure out exactly what this is.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a miniature European flintlock military pistol, probably French or Austrian. 3 3/8" long overall with a 7/8" smoothbore barrel of .152 caliber. The barrel, lock assembly, frizzen, belt hook, and ramrod are steel finished in the white except for the pan which is yellow brass. Yellow brass nose cap butt cap, triggerguard, and sideplate.  Marked on the top of the barrel at the breech with the fancy script letters "MB", which is possibly the maker, but if it is, I don't know who it is. No, it's not Mike Barrett! The hammer just moves back & forth from what appears to bew a broken hammer spring.  The trigger is good, and you can see the trigger move when the hammer is cycled back & forth, but the hammer won't catch, so the tumbler probably need some work as well.  Has a great look and feel to it. Will make a good project for someone, and is priced accordingly. More photos and details as soon as I figure out exactly what this is. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army revolver model of 1873 with 4 3/4" barrel. Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier six Shooter".  4 3/4" long overall with a 2 7/64" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy.  Beautifully and expertly hand engraved in scrolls with about 80% coverage by the late Tom Hicks from Blessing, Texas.  Very dark one piece walnut grips with some nice figure.  The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame.  The serial number, 2658, is stamped on the frame and triggerguard.  658 stamped into the bottom of the backstrap.  58 is stamped into the loading gate.  Beautiful black chrome finish.  Checkered hammer spur.  Blue front sight.  Early blackpowder "pinched" frame with round "Bullseye" ejector rod button.  Fully functional, but non-firing. Complete with a nice hinged top walnut case with magnetic latch.  The top of the lid high relief carved in the likeness of a 4 3/4" barreled Colt SAA in a depressed oval.  The interior English fit and lined in a dark red felt.  Includes 18 solid brass dummy cartridges with aluminum bullets and W-W .45 COLT headstamps, a nice 3 piece brass oiler, and the interior instructions lid label. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a nice 47% Colt 1851 Navy revolver made by Uberti in Italy. 6 1/4" long overall with a 3 1/2" octagon rifled barrel of .17 caliber. The frame, hammer, rammer, and loading lever are case colored. The balance of the steel parts a beautiful charcoal blue. The brass triggerguard, backstrap, and bead front sight are a pleasing soft patina. The cylinder roll stamped with the Ormsby naval battle scene. Serial number 439 stamped into the barrel lug, frame, triggerguard, & backstrap. Nice dark walnut one piece grips. Includes a really nice key lock hinged top contemporary type casing, English fit, and lined in a dark turquoise blue velour.  Accessories include a brass powder flask, a brass two legged bullet mold without sprue cutter, a brass three piece oiler, two dummy combustible cartridge packets, the interior lid instructions label, and the case key. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a rare and early 3mm centerfire single shot side swing "BelMex" derringer made by the legendary Tom P. Weston of Mexico City, Mexico, probably back in the 1950's.  2 1/4" long overall with a 1 5/16" barrel of .085 caliber.  The frame and barrel are a beautiful deep charcoal blue.  The serrated hammer and trigger are case colored.  Beautiful two piece mother of pearl grips with brass screw escutcheons are held on by a single blued screw.  The butt with a lanyard ring.  Complete with the original manila colored hinged top cardboard case with spring loaded hinged lid and push button latch.  The inter lid in white silk with the Weston name and address.  The interior bottom English fit in red velour.  Accessories include a blue cleaning rod with ivory knob handle and brass ferrule, and a clear pill capsule containing 6 original Weston 3mm centerfire cartridges.  The derringer is in exceptional condition showing only the most minor handling marks with 99% very strong bright shiney blue.  The case shows some wear to the edges and has some tape and stickers on the bottom.  The cartridges are corroded and will probably not fire.  The clear pill capsule is a modern replacement and is slightly smaller in diameter than the original. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a beautiful antique miniature percussion single shot pistol, probably made in Belgium in the 1850's to 1870's.  This one is a little larger than most that I've ever seen.  Typical screw off barrel and hidden folding trigger.  2" long overall with a 11/16" fluted barrel.  The bore diameter is about .1875".  Nicely aged ivory grips showing a beautiful patina and small age crack around the retaining pin on the left side and another very small thin crack running into the left side of the grip from the lower tang screw.  The left side of the frame and the top tang are nicely scroll engraved.  The right side of the frame engraved "Borio" in script.  Really nice condition with the metal showing a nice smooth aged gray/brown patina.  No noticable pitting.  Complete with the original cardboard casing.  The casing is a mottled or marbled brown & black with a brass rear hinge and brass push button latch.  The interior French fit in a dark blue velvet.  The velvet is much lighter and brighter under the miniature indicating great age.  The box overall in great condition showing minor scuffs and missing the paper covering from the lower half of the hinge. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale cased pair of Colt Texas # 5 Paterson revolvers by Larry H. Smith of Florida.   These are very early with serial numbers 8 and 9.  Marked -L.H.S.- on the top barrel flat of both barrels.   3 1/8" in long with 1 11/16" barrels of .124 bore diameter.   The frames are yellow brass, the steel parts mainly finished in the white except for the wedge, front sight, and recoil shield which are fire blued.  Beautiful one piece elephant ivory grips showing a nice dark aged patina.    Both of these shoot the 2mm pinfire blank cartridges.  The trigger does not fold and the cylinder must be manually indexed as is typical for these.    Complete with the original Larry Smith walnut hinged top casing with slide latch closure.  The interior French fit and lined in a blue velour.  The bottom of the case stamped -L.H.-, Smith in two lines.  Accessories include a walnut handled brass cleaning/extractor rod with brass ferrule; a brass lift top cap tin containing some lead balls and marked -L.H.-, Smith in two lines; a one spout powder flask that contains 47 of the 2mm pinfire blank cartridges; and the original Larry Smith instruction page.  These are very early in Larry's production and you will notice they do not have wedge screws.  Also this set was previously in the Sutherland collection and also in the Rich Koury collection. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Artillery Luger made by Miniart in Moscow, Russia.  6 1/4" long overall with a 3 29/32" rifled barrel of 4.5mm bore.  Blued machined steel with checkered walnut grips.  Serial # 33 stamped into the left front of the frame.  1917 stamped into the top front of the frame.  The DWM logo stamped into the top of the toggle.  The rear sight marked with the graduated distance markings.  Fully functional, this miniature will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included 3 solid steel dummy cartridges.  Functional safety.  Includes a nice key lock hinged top walnut display case, empty miniature cartridge box, miniature Luger manual, and case key.  The case interior French fit in a dark purple velour.  Mint condition.  A brown leather holster, and a brown leather magazine pouch for two magazines (magazines not included) are available at extra cost.      Stock # LC-13  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a beautiful "Presidential Edition" Colt single action army revolver by the United States Historical Society.  Made in Italy by Uberti under license from Colt.  5 1/4" long overall with a 3 1/2" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Gold and silver plated finish, wonderful checkered elephant ivory grips.  Beautifully engraved in American scroll with about 50% coverage.  Serial # 114 as all these were, the actual serial #  is stamped into the cylinder pin boss just below the cylinder pin.  The two patent dates are stamped into the left front of the frame, the barrel with the proper one line barrel address, the left rear of the triggerguard with the caliber marking.  Knurled hammer spur.  Early black powder "pinched" frame and round ejector rod button.  Fully functional but non-firing.  Complete with the original USHS glass topped mahogany casing with etched Colt logo on the glass, the original lift top cardboard box, and the original miniature Colt factory letter.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is one of the "Presidential Edition" United States Historical Society 47% scale miniature Colt 1851 Navy revolvers. Beautifully hand engraved with charcoal blue and casecolored finish. Genuine mother of pearl grips with a gold Colt medallion on the left side.  Gold plated triggerguard and backstrap.  Fully functional with both half and full cock, and the hammer has the famous Colt 4 clicks when drawn back slowly.  Rifled bore.  Factory roll marked barrel address and factory roll marked cylinder with the Ormsby naval scene. The frame stamped on the left front with "Colt's Patent".  Checkered hammer spur.  The hammer engraved in the likeness of a wolf's head.  Typical mint condition. These miniatures were made by Uberti for the USHS under license from Colt in the mid 80's. Complete with the original USHS mahogany casing with glass top. The glass etched with the Colt logo. The interior of the case French fit in a light gray/blue velour. Inside the case is an engraved brass presentation plaque.  Also includes the original cream and brown lift top cardboard box.  These were supposedly a limited edition of 1500, though I don't think they sold them all out. These are getting more difficult to find.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a beautiful 1/3 scale cased pair of Remington Elliott "Mississippi" derringers made by master miniature maker Larry Smith.  Both measure 1 9/16" long overall with 13/16" long barrels.  Both are expertly and beautifully hand engraved and have mother of pearl two piece grips.  One is gold platedand the other is nickel plated.  The hammers, triggers, and pins on both are fire blued.  Both have the proper Remington barrel address hand engraved on top of the barrel and both are engraved "L.H. SMITH" on the bottom of the butt.  The gold one is numbered 123 on the bottom of the barrel and frame, the nickel one is likewise numbered 124.  Complete with the original Larry Smith walnut hinged top casing with push button latch.  The interior English fit and lined with black velvet.  Accessories include a cleaning rod and 10 solid brass miniature dummy .41 rimfire cartridges.  Three of the dummy cartridges show firing pin indents.  The bottom of the casing stamped "-L.H.-, SMITH, 123 & 124, E, in four lines.  Excellent near mint condition and I don't think you could ever find a nicer set. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!   . This is a double cased set of Remington vest pocket derringers by master miniature maker L. H. Smith of Florida. Each one is 2 1/8" long overall with a 1 5/8" barrel. Each is engraved with a gold plated frame and barrel. Fire blued triggers and screws. The hammer is fire blued with the sides polished in the white.   Beautiful elephant ivory grips with a nice aged patina and showing a very obvious and pretty grain. Includes the white steel cleaning/ejector rod with brass handle, 15 rounds of 2mm pinfire blank cartridges, and a nice walnut hinged top case with push button latch.  The interior English fit and lined in a purple velour lining.  Both derringers have the Remington address on the top flat of the frame. The guns are serial numbered "95" and "96" on the bottom of the barrels near the frame. The case marked "-L.H.-, Smith, VP-95 & 96, E", in four lines, which is the makers name, the serial numbers, and "E" for engraved. . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is an antique 2mm rimfire double action six shot revolver, probably made in Germany or Belgium in the 1870's.  This is a fully functional and shooting miniature revolver and shoots the antique thin rim 2mm rimfire cartridges.  1 15/16" long overall with a 13/16" barrel.  Nicely engraved, blue finish except for the trigger, hammer, screws, and hanging ring which are gold plated.  95%+ blue finish and about 80% of the gold plating remain.  Two piece mother of pearl grips.  Works perfectly in both double and single action.  A beautiful piece and the only one like this I have ever seen. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a nice 47% scale Colt single action army "Classic Edition" revolver Model of 1873 as issued by the United States Historical Society back in the 1980's.  All of these have serial number "1" stamped into the barrel, frame, triggerguard, & backstrap.  This is because this is an exact miniature of serial # 1 Colt SAA.  The actual serial number is stamped into the cylinder pin boss just below the cylinder pin, the rear of the cylinder, and the loading gate.  6 1/8" long overall with a 3 7/16" long rifled barrel.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  Typical of the early Colt SAA's, this has the "pinched" frame sight, the round "Bullseye" ejector rod button, and the cylinder pin retained by a screw.  The top of the barrel is roll stamped with the single line Colt "Italics" barrel address.  The left front of the frame roll stamped with the Colt patents in two lines.  The left rear of the triggerguard stamped with the ".45 CAL" caliber markings.  Checkered hammer spur.  As per the originals, the frame, hammer, and loading gate are color case hardened.  The balance of the steel parts are a beautiful high polish black blue.  Nickel silver front sight.  Walnut one piece grips.  Complete with the original USHS mahogany hinged top casing with slide latch.  The Colt logo stamped into the right front corner of the top.  The interior French fit with a dark forest green velour lining and includes the typical USHS "Classic Edition" brass plaque.  Also includes the original two piece cardboard lift top box with cream bottom and brown top.  Additionally included is all of the original USHS paperwork including miniature Colt Factory letter signed by M.S. Huber with Colt embossed seal, the certificate of authenticity, a letter to the collector, and a color brochure for the 1851 Colt Navy miniature, all in the original USHS envelope.  Mint new pristine condition with no signs of handling, & no cylinder drag mark.  Photos are typical stock photos, yours may look slightly different as far as the case color pattern is concerned !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a small gun not a miniature.  This is a under hammer percussion two barrel swivel barrel pistol marked E. T. Hobbs on the rib between the barrels.  4 1/2" long overall with a 2 5/32" barrel group of .22 caliber.  The barrels are smoothbore.  A very interesting mechanism, to swivel the barrels, you grasp the barrel group which is spring loaded, pull forward, then swivel 180 degrees and the barrel group springs into place.    The side of the barrel group opposite of the name has a built up boss with a threaded hole that I think was for a ramrod.  There is a thin spring steel device projecting from the top of the frame and extending forward that looks to be to hold the percussion cap in place.  Very nice walnut one piece stock.  The action with a checkered brass sideplate on each side.  The triggerguard notched to allow for the travel of the hammer.  The metal is gray/brown and shows areas of having been lacquered.  The stock with 98% of what looks to be an old refinish.  There is a small crack in the stock on the upper right side just above the sideplate.  A very interesting piece! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a pair of 2mm pinfire berloque single shot pistols made in Japan. These are listed as J2a in Bob Urso's book, "The Tiniest Guns, Third Edition".  Both are marked on left side of the frames "JAPAN". The barrels are completely bored through to the muzzle. The grips showing the typical flower design with beaded background on both sides. Made of nickel plated brass. These look to be in nice, but fired condition, showing only the most minor signs of having been fired.  Includes an original clear gelatin capsule of 12 - 2mm pinfire blank cartridges.  All are contained in a lift top dark wood, maybe ebony, box.  The box is showing some joint repairs and some gaps and seperations of the joints.  The interior is French fit is a medium brown felt.  There are 3 loose 2mm pinfire blanks in a special recess in the upper left corner.  Also includes 2 nice brass handled cleaning/extractor rods. . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a beautiful 1/2 scale Remington Model 1895 over/under derringer by master miniature maker Carmine Gianforte.  2 1/2" long overall with 1 1/2" barrels of about .20 caliber.  Expertly engraved by the late Tom Hicks with about 90% scroll coverage with punch dot background work.  The frame & barrels nickel plated.  The small parts blued.  Beautifull finely checkered hammer spur.  Checkered two piece black hard rubber grips.  Functional extracter and firing pin which alternates between the barrels when the hammer is cocked.  The barrel top rib marked "REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILLION, N.Y."  The serial number, 10, stamped into the bottom rear of the barrel group.  Complete with a great walnut case with a high relief carved mini Remington Model 1895 on the top.  The case interior French fit with a dark green felt.  !!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 7 shot ring gun in 3mm pinfire made by an unknown maker. The back side of the ring is hand engraved "LE PETIT PROTECTOR". The ring looks to be silver. The barrel group, hammer, trigger, recoil shield, and spring are fire blued steel. The cylinder measures .592" in diameter and .421 long. I do not have a ring sizer, but the inside of the ring measures .855. The ring is 1.66" long overall. The recoil shield is .743 in diameter. Complete with a nice burl walnut hinged top casing with push button latch.  The lid is inlaid with a small mother of pearl shield.  The interior bottom French fit and lined in a dark brown velour.  The interior lid padded, and lined in a dark brown silk. Included with the case is a small jeweler's screwdriver for removing the barrel to load the ring gun. Also included are seven - 3mm pinfire fired cases. A similar ring gun was featured on the show "Pawn Stars" at an asking price of $9.5K. The owner was offered $7K which he refused. Another similar ring gun recently sold in the James Julia auction for over $21K!!!  Just this past September 2012, there were three ring guns in the Rock Island Auction. All were estimated to bring $3.5K - $5K and all sold for over $6.3K including the buyer's premium. It's obvious that interest is very high on these right now! Mine is bargain priced compared to the auctions. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a scarce 47% scale Colt first model Dragoon by Uberti in Italy.  6 3/8" long overall with a 3 1/2" rifled part round part octagon barrel.  The frame, hammer, loading lever and rammer are beautifully case colored.  The balance of the steel parts are blued.  Brass triggerguard, one piece walnut grips.  The serial number is stamped into the bottom of the backstrap, and on the frame, triggerguard, and barrel lug.  The cylinder roll stamped with the cavalry and indian battle scene and marked "MODEL U.S.M.R., COLT'S PATENT".   Early style loading lever latch.  Nickel silver blade front sight.  Checkered hammer spur.  This was the last miniature Colt revolver Uberti made with production of only about a couple hundred pieces.  Stock photos, the case coloringand /or grips may look slightly different on yours.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  Winner of NRA Miniature silver medal #63 at the 2007 NRA annual meetings!  This is an exact 47% scale miniature of Colt 1860 Army revolver down to the serial # 162978E. Colt 1860 Army revolver serial #162978E was gold inlaid and engraved by Colt master engraver Gustave Young. The grips were especially carved ebony with a navy anchor on one side and the seated lady liberty on the other. This is one of the most beautiful revolvers to ever come out of the Colt and Gustave Young shops. Promonently featured in Nelson Perry's book "Gold Colts, a Tribute to Gustave Young", and featured on the full color slip cover. A leather bound copy of the book is included with the miniature. This miniature features only the absolute best of everything. The engraving and gold inlay work by master engraver Jim Blair is flawless, the grips by master ivory carver Dennis Holland are spectacular. The blue and case colored finish was done by Doug Turnbull with finial polish by master gunsmith Terry Farrand.  The fit, finish, and attention to the most minute detail is unbelievable! I think the photos will speak for themselves. This piece was over six years in the making! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/2 scale Wesson swivel barrel derringer made by master miniature maker L. H. Smith of Florida.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a  1/2 scale miniature by master miniature maker Mike Barrett, one of only four iron frame Henry rifles that he made.  Fully functional with .22 caliber rifled barrel and a beautiful dark straight grain walnut stock as would be proper for a Henry. This miniature has the proper barrel address, serial number, and proof markings hand engraved by master engraver Roger Sampson. Roger also slicked up the internal parts so the action works smooth as glass. Roger also did the final surface prep work to make it ready for finishing. Doug Turnbull finished the rifle in the proper blue and case colors. Additional photos available upon request. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a mint new on the original card Mighty Mite 2mm pinfire Berloque blank pistol.  The card measures 2 27/32" X 2 1/16", and has the original plastic film covering.  This piece is listed as J7 in Bob Urso's book "The Tiniest Guns", third edition,  on page 70.  According to Urso "The Mighty Mite was marketed on a small red and black blister pack.  ".079 CALIBER", "MIDGET SIZE, GIANT BANG".  OAL 1 3/4", nickel plated brass with Aztec like horse design on grips.  Markings: "PAT.NO 707417" on side and "JAPAN" on bottom of barrel.  Barrel: vented through top".  This card stated the caliber as .073 CALIBER, which looking at the photo in Urso's book, there must be a misprint in the book as his photo shows .073 also.  Although the card states that this is complete with Ammunition and Ramrod, like the one pictured in Urso's book, there is no ammo.  This item has an orange, black, & white card, which may have faded from red.  This is the first one of these I have ever seen mint on the original card, but admittedly these are not my forte.  Near mint condition with just the smallest amount of handling. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/3 scale percussion Colt Paterson Pearson prototype 5 shot revolver made by master miniature maker Larry H. Smith of Florida. Larry's version is only a 4 shot as it has a hidden dagger concealed in one barrel.  It also differs from the originals in that instead of being percussion, it fires the 2mm pinfire cartridges.  2.2" long overall with dagger retracted, 2.8" long overall with dagger extended.  The barrel group is 1.275" long, and is manually indexed with a spring & ball type detente stop.  Silver plated frame.  The barrel group, trigger, & screws are a beautiful deep fire blue.  The dagger & hammer finished in the white, the hammer with a checkered hammer spur.  Gorgeous two piece ivory grips with yellow brass screw escutcheons, the ivory showing a nice grain and aged patina.  The barrel group marked along the length of one barrel "-L.H. SMITH-FLA.USA-".  Serial number 19 stamped into the bottom of the frame just  in front of the trigger, and on the bottom of the buttstrap.  The dagger is manually extended and held in possition with a spring loaded button that must be depressed to retract the dagger.  Complete with the original Larry Smith hinged top mahogany casing with slide button latch. The bottom of the casing stamped "-L.H.-, SMITH, 19" in three lines. The interior is French fit and lined in a dark russet velour. Accessories include two cap tins with green Eley paper labels, one containing cloth patches, and the other containing three 2mm pinfire blank cartridges. Also includes a walnut handled cleaning rod with a jagged brass rod and brass ferrule, and a brass extractor rod with loop handle. Near mint condition showing only the most minor signs of handling. The casing top with some small minor scratches. Reportedly formerly in the Jerry Tralins collection.  These are rarely seen for sale and this is the first one of these I've been able to offer for sale in several years. . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale Kentucky percussion pistol by master miniature maker Ron DeWalt of Michigan.  5 1/4" long overall with a 3 5/16" long octagon smoothbore barrel.  Browned barrel with dovetailed rear sight and stud front sight.  Steel lock & hammer finished in the white.  German silver furniture.  Beautiful highly figured maple stock.  The lock is really crisp with both half and full cock.  The barrel marked DeWalt on the rear of the left flat.  Complete with a nice walnut hinged top casing with slide latch, English fit, and lined in a medium brown felt.  Accessories include a nice copper bodied flask and two loading/cleaning rods.  Mint condition. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a great double cased set of Remington vest pocket derringers by master miniature maker L. H. Smith of Florida.  Each one is 2 1/8" long overall with a 1 5/8" barrel.  Engraved and gold plated frame and barrel.  Blued triggers and screws.  The hammers blued, then the sides polished in the white.  Beautiful ivory grips with a nice aged patina and showing a very pretty grain.  Includes two white steel cleaning/ejector rods with ivory handles, two brass tins, one with patches the other with several rounds of 2mm pinfire blank cartridges, and a nice walnut case with purple felt lining.  The lids of both brass tins marked "Remington's".  Both derringers have the Remington address on the top flat of the frame.  The guns serial numbered "91" and "92" on the bottom of the barrels near the frame.  The case marked "-L.H.-, Smith, VP-91 & 92, E", which is the makers name, the serial numbers, and "E" for engraved. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!   . This is the best miniature sword I have ever owned or seen.  I believe the sword is Brazilian military, and looks to be about 1/6 scale.  It is the most elaborate miniature sword I have ever seen, and quite small.  Overall length is 5 13/16".  Blade is 4 1/2" polished steel with elaborate etched ornamentation including the markings "DUQUE DE GAXIAS".  Two piece ivory handles.  Gold washed guard & trim.  Nickel plated scabbard with gold washed trim & rings.  Excellent 99.9% mint condition.  Exterior of box shows some wear, mostly foxing of the finish, and wear to the corners.  Case measures 7 1/2" X 2 3/8".  Exterior is a dark green textured leather.  Interior is banner marked "Eberle", "ACE" (in triangle), and "Marcas Registradas".  Interior lining is dark green velvet bottom with white silk padded lid.  Lid exterior with Brazilian crest and 5 point star, marked "ESTADOS UNIDOSIO De BRASIL, 15 de NOVEMBER de1899".  Possibly given as an award to an officer or to commemorate some special event.  Would be an interesting piece to research! . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is an antique miniature single blade folding pocket knife by  an unknown maker.  1.753" long overall with a .681 long blade.  1.078" overall with the blade closed.  The handles are ivory, and are held in place my three nickel steel rivets.  There is a nickel silver diamond inlaid into the right handle.  There are brass liners in the blade cavity.  There is a loop at the butt end so you could attach it to a watch chain or necklace.  The ivory handles are in great condition.  The blade shows some staining, and has a thumb cut on one side. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a scarce 47% scale Colt first model Dragoon by Uberti in Italy.  6 3/8" long overall with a 3 1/2" rifled part round part octagon barrel.  The frame, hammer, loading lever and rammer are beautifully case colored.  The balance of the steel parts are blued.  Brass triggerguard, one piece walnut grips.  Serial # 111 stamped into the bottom of the backstrap, and on the frame, triggerguard, and barrel lug.  The cylinder roll stamped with the cavalry and indian battle scene and marked "MODEL U.S.M.R., COLT'S PATENT".   Early style loading lever latch.  Nickel silver blade front sight.  Checkered hammer spur.  This was the last miniature Colt revolver Uberti made with production of only about a couple hundred pieces.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 6 shot ring gun in 4mm pinfire made by an unknown maker. The back side of the ring is hand engraved "LE PETIT PROTECTOR". The ring looks to be silver, and has some nice vine type hand engraving around the perimeter. The barrel group, hammer, trigger, recoil shield, and spring are fire blued steel. The cylinder measures .596" in diameter and .445" long. I do not have a ring sizer, but the inside of the ring measures .836". The ring is 1.697" long overall. The recoil shield is .743 in diameter. Complete with a nice brown pebble grain leather hinged top case. The lid has an inlaid silver escutcheon that is hand engraved "LE PETIT, II, PROTECTOR" in three lines.  The interior French fit and lined in a dark green velour.   Included with the case is a small jeweler's screwdriver for removing the barrel to load the ring gun. Also included are six - 4mm pinfire fired cases. A similar ring gun was featured on the show "Pawn Stars" at an asking price of $9.5K. The owner was offered $7K which he refused. Another similar ring gun recently sold in the James Julia auction for over $21K!!!  Just this past September 2012, there were three ring guns in the Rock Island Auction. All were estimated to bring $3.5K - $5K and all sold for over $6.3K including the buyer's premium. It's obvious that interest is very high on these right now! Mine is bargain priced compared to the auctions.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 47% scale Colt 1860 Army "Classic Edition" revolver as issued by the United States Historical Society back in the early 1980's.  These were made by Uberti in Italy for the USHS under license from Colt, and thus will actually factory letter.  6 7/16" long overall with a 3 3/4" rifled barrel.  Case colored frame, hammer, loading lever, & rammer.  The balance of the steel parts finished in a bright charcoal blue.  Brass triggerguard, nickel silver front sight.  The top of the barrel factory roll marked with the proper Colt barrel address.  The left front of the frame marked "COLT'S PATENT" in two lines.  The left rear of the triggerguard marked 44 CAL.  The frame, barrel, triggerguard, and backstrap serial numbered.  The cylinder serial numbered with only the last two digits.  The cylinder with the roll stamped Ormsby naval scene.  Fully functional except the nipples are not drilled all the way through.  Beautiful highly figured varnished walnut one piece grips.  Complete with the original USHS mahogany casing with Colt stamped into the top front left corner of the lid.  The interior French fit in red velour.  The interior bottom with the typical USHS brass plaque.  Includes the original tan bottom and brown top carboard box.  Mint new condition.  Unlike the other USHS miniature Colts, the Colt 1860 Army revolvers were not produced by Uberti after the production for the USHS ceased, so these are more difficult to find than some of the other Colt miniatures. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! .  This is a nice 47% Colt 1851 Navy revolver as issued by the United States Historical Society back in the 80's. This miniature is the "Classic Edition" and was made by Uberti under license from Colt for the USHS. 6 1/4" long overall with a 3 1/2" octagon rifled barrel of .17 caliber. The frame, hammer, rammer, and loading lever are case colored. The balance of the steel parts are charcoal blue. The brass triggerguard, backstrap, and bead front sight are just starting to show a touch of age patina. The top of the barrel roll stamped with the Colt barrel address. The front left of the frame marked COLT'S PATENT in two lines. 36 CAL marked at the left rear of the triggerguard. The cylinder roll stamped with the Ormsby naval battle scene. Serial number stamped into the barrel lug, frame, triggerguard, backstrap, and cylinder. Complete with the original USHS mahogany casing with Colt stamped into the front right corner of the top.   French fit with light blue velour lining.  Really nice vibrant case colors.  The blue is thinning on the sharp edges of the barrel.  Priced accordingly. . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  Here we have a selection of brown leather holsters.  The first one from the left is a dark brown double loop holster by an unknown maker suitable for the Uberti or United States Historical Society .47% scale Colt 1851 Navy, 1860 Army, 1861 Navy, or 1873 single action army revolvers with 7 1/2" barrel.  Great quality leather and stitching.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!! The middle one is a medium brown "Slim Jim" type holster by an unknown maker suitable for the Uberti or United States Historical Society .47% scale Colt 1851 Navy, 1860 Army, 1861 Navy, or 1873 single action army revolvers with 7 1/2" barrel.  Great quality leather and stitching.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!! The one on the right is a double loop hjolster made by Casey Jordan of Phoenix, Arizona.  It is suitable for the Uberti Colt 1873 single action army revolver with a 4 3/4" or 5 1/2" barrel.  Great quality leather and stitching.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a brown miniature gunbelt and holster rig made by world famous leathersmith Tad Mizwa of Houston, Texas.  This is made to fit the 47% scale Colt single action army revolvers made by Uberti and the United States Historical Society.  The belt is a money belt, and measures 24 3/8" long.  The double loop holster is hand carved and tooled and is made for the 7 1/2" bareled version of the miniature Colt SAA.  This is a miniature of a real authentic antique cowboy working gun rig, not a fancy drop Hollywood movie rig.  Cast brass buckle.  Includes 12 solid brass dummy cartridges that will fit the Uberti and USHS miniature Colt SAA's. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is not a miniature, but it is way cool!  It's a gadget gun!  This is a fish hook gun.  4 1/4" long, 2 3/4" wide.  It shoots the 4mm centerfire German Ubungsmunition 20, or 4mm centerfire Flobert.  The fish hook unscrews to insert the cartridge.  The hook is then supposedly baited, cocked, and the line let out.  When the fish takes the bait, you set the hook, and the gun goes off, killing or wounding the fish.  I have seen an original box with label that these came in, and I have seen a copy of the patent papers, so they are the real deal.  The patent drawings are shown in the Lewis Winant book Firearms Curiosa on page 261.  As I recall, these came 20 or 24 to a box, and they were wrapped in waxed sailcloth.  Blue steel finish with the firing pin and sear finished in the white.  Nice condition showing about 40% original rust blue, the balance turning a smooth plum brown.  One of these recently sold in the March James Julia auction for $7.5K!!! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Stevens Tip Up rifle by master miniature maker Mike Barrett of Minnesota.  17 3/4" long overall with a 10" part round part octagon .22 caliber rifled barrel.  The barrel, hammer, trigger, sights, take down button, and screws are a beautiful black blue.  The frame, triggerguard, and buttplate are nickel plated.  The top rear flat of the barrel marked ".44 S. or L. R.F.".  The rear of the upper left barrel flat marked "J. STEVENS A & T CO., CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS. USA PAT. SEPT. 6, 1864" in two lines.  Mikes MB logo stamped into the bottom of the barrel just ahead of the frame.  There is no chamber cut into the barrel, it is rifled all the way to the bolt face.  Dovetailed front and rear sights, the rear sight elevation adjustable by a screw.  Beautiful tiger stripped walnut buttstock with an oil finish.  Mint new condition.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a great 2/5 scale Colt 1851 Navy percussion revolver by master miniature maker David Kucer.  5 1/16" long overall with a 2 31/32" rifled barrel.  Blue and case colored steel p[arts with a brass triggerguard, backstrap, and bead front sight.  London barrel address stamped into the top flat of the barrel.  Checkered hammer spur.  VT proof marks stamped into the barrel on the left side just ahead of the barrel wedge.  Serial number 2 stamped into the backstrap, triggerguard, frame, and barrel.  Fully functional.  Complete with the original Kucer mahogany casing with hinged top and key lock.  The key is missing.  The interior English fit in green felt.  Accessories include a great powder flask with copper body and brass top, a great two cavity bullet mold with brass legs and steel sprue cutter.  The casing with a inset Kucer medallion logo on the right front corner of the top. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a beautiful 2/5 scale Colt Single Action Army Flat Top Target Model with 7 1/2" barrel by master miniature maker David Kucer.  5 3/16" long overall with a 3 1/16" long barrel.  Blue and case colored finish, special target sights.  Two piece hard rubber grips with the rampant Colt horse logo.  Blackpowder frame, with round "bullseye" ejector rod button.  The barrel marked with the Colt one line barrel address.  Serial # "11" marked on the bottom of the frame, triggerguard, backstrap, and rear of the cylinder.  "D. Kucer" marked on the bottom of the backstrap.  Fully functional.  Complete with the original Kucer walnut casing with key lock.  The interior French fit with a burgundy velour lining.    !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is an antique 2mm pinfire revolver made by H. Bomeyer in London circa 1860.  This is a double action only revolver with a folding trigger, beautiful two piece ivory grips with a wonderful aged patina, and a loading gate that swings up to the left.  1 7/8" (.1819") long overall with a 17/32" (.833") barrel.  Six shot cylinder.  Blue finish except for the trigger, hammer, and ejector rod which look to be case colored.  The butt with a small lanyard ring.  The cylinder inlaid in gold around the circumference H. BOMEYER  LONDON.  This is a fully functional and shooting miniature revolver!  Cased in the original brass inlaid ebony hinged top casing.  The lid has a brass escutcheon that is engraved with a highly decorative HB.  Accessories include an ivory lift top cap box, an ivory handled screwdriver, and an ivory handled rod for cleaning the cylinder.  The case measures 2 15/16" X 2 5/16" X 29/32".  The interior of the case if French fit in a dark blue material that is obviously very old & worn, so old, I really don't know exactly what it is!  This is absolutely the best 2mm pinfire revolver I have ever seen, and to find it with the original case & accessories is a true rarity.  These are super rare with the folding triggers. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/2 scale Sharps 4 barrel derringer by the legendary Tom P. Weston of Mexico City, Mexico.  2 3/4" long overall with a 1 1/2" barrel group.  The steel parts are charcoal blue.  The frame is yellow brass and is showing a pleasing mellow aged patina.  The grips are two piece ivory showing a beautiful patina and grain.  The frame stamped on both sides with the proper Sharps markings.  The bottom of the brass backstrap hand engraved "WESTON MEXICO, D.F."  This piece shoots the 2mm rim fire blank cartridges.  This is a revolver, but not in the typical sense.  Whereas most revolvers have a revolving cylinder or barrel group, this revolver has a revolving firing pin.  98% condition showing only minor handling wear to the high points.  The brass frame with some obvious old patina fingerprints.  Complete with a beveled glass topped Weston mahogany casing.  The casing French fit and lined in red leather.  Accessories include a blue cleaning/extractor rod with ivory handle and brass ferule, a lift top tin with some 2mm rim fire blanks, the tool for loading the cartridges, and a small brush for cleaning the barrel bores.  The bottom of the casing having the very early, and rare, green enameled brass Weston plaque on the bottom. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a nice 47% scale Colt single action army "Classic Edition" revolver Model of 1873 as issued by the United States Historical Society back in the 1980's.  All of these have serial number "1" stamped into the barrel, frame, triggerguard, & backstrap.  This is because this is an exact miniature of serial # 1 Colt SAA.  The actual serial number is stamped into the cylinder pin boss just below the cylinder pin, on the rear of the cylinder, and is also stamped into the loading gate.  6 1/8" long overall with a 3 7/16" long rifled barrel.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  Typical of the early Colt SAA's, this has the "pinched" frame sight, the round "Bullseye" ejector rod button, and the cylinder pin retained by a screw.  The top of the barrel is roll stamped with the single line Colt "Italics" barrel address.  The left front of the frame roll stamped with the Colt patents in two lines.  The left rear of the triggerguard stamped with the ".45 CAL" caliber markings.  As per the originals, the frame, hammer, and loading gate are color case hardened.  The balance of the steel parts are a beautiful high polish black blue.  Nickel silver front sight.  Walnut one piece grips.  Complete with the original USHS mahogany hinged top casing with slide latch.  The Colt logo stamped into the right front corner of the top.  The interior French fit with a forest green velour lining and includes the typical USHS "Classic Edition" brass plaque.  Also includes the original two piece cardboard lift top box with cream bottom and brown top and the plastic protective bag that the case was sleeved in.  About 99% condition with some minor signs of handling wear, no cylinder drag mark, a small pitted area on the side front of the cylinder, and several pin prick blemishes on the barrel. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army Revolver, Sheriff's Model, Model 1873 with 3" barrel. 3 15/16" long overall with a 1 3/8" long rifled barrel of .21 caliber. Checkered hammer spur, no ejector rod or ejector rod housing. The barrel marked with the Colt two line barrel address and not marked on the underside with the maker's marks.  Made by Uberti in Italy. Beautiful dark highly figured burl walnut oil finished grips. Blue and case colored finish. Black powder "pinched" frame. The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 1720, is stamped on the frame & triggerguard. 720 stamped into the bottom of the backstrap. 20 stamped into the loading gate. Fully functional, but non-firing. Mint new condition.  Complete with a nice finger jointed maple hinged top case with slide button latch.  The interior of the case French fit and lined with a golden yellow velour.  There is a nice engraved brass plaque screwed to the left front of the bottom of the interior that's marked "COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY, SHERIFF'S MODEL, 1:2.125 SCALE, MADE BY UBERTI" in four lines.  This is one of less than 6 Sheriff's models I know of with the Colt barrel address!!! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a nice 1/3 scale Starr single shot vest pocket derringer by master miniature maker Larry H. Smith of Florida.  1 3/4" long overall with a 31/32" long barrel.  Beautiful fire blue finish and two piece ivory grips.  Complete in the original Larry Smith walnut hinged top casing with push button latch.  English fit interior with a dark red velour interior lining.  Accessories include 10 solid brass miniature .22 cartridges with impressed "H" headstamp and a brass handled blue cleaning/ejector rod.  The top of the barrel marked "STAR VEST POCKET".  "L.H. SMITH" marked on the bottom of the grip strap.  The serial number, "15", stamped into the bottom of the breech end of the barrel.  The case bottom marked "-L.H.-, SMITH, 15" in three lines.  This exact piece pictured on page 34 of the book "The Art of Miniature Firearms". !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This is a nice 1/3 scale Starr single shot vest pocket derringer by master miniature maker Larry H. Smith of Florida.  1 3/4" long overall with a 31/32" long barrel.  Beautiful nickel finished frame and barrel with bright fire blue hammer, trigger & screws.  Two piece highly figured walnut grips with a nickel grip screw and yellow brass grip escutcheons.   The top of the barrel marked "STAR VEST POCKET".  "L.H. SMITH" marked on the bottom of the grip strap.  Checkered hammer spur and trigger.  The serial number, "1", stamped into the top of the frame under the barrel.  Complete in the original Larry Smith walnut hinged top casing with push button latch.  English fit interior with a dark green velour interior lining.  Accessories include 10 solid brass miniature .22 cartridges with impressed "H" headstamp and a brass handled blue cleaning/ejector rod.    The case bottom marked "-L.H.-, SMITH, 1" in three lines.  Excellent near mint condition except the cleaning rod blue has flaked to about 50% and is turning brown in those areas.  This is the first of these in nickel that I've ever handled.  Here's your chance to have a serial number 1 miniature by Larry Smith! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a one of a kind 1/3 scale Luger carbine by master miniature maker David Kucer of Canada.  Ivory stocked with a two drawer "tool box" chest casing.    9 5/8" long overall with the stock attached.  5 7/16" long without the stock and has a 3 7/8" rifled barrel of 3mm bore diameter.  Checkered elephant ivory grips, forestock, and buttstock.  Dished toggles, grip safety, sling swivels, extra magazine, and adjuatable rear sight.  The intertwined DWM logo is engraved on the top of the toggle.  D. Kucer stamped into the bottom of the barrel just ahead of the forestock.  Most of the steel parts are blued.   The safety, take down lever, grip safety, and trigger are straw colored.  The extractor and toggle lock are fire blued.  Both magazines have walnut bottoms.  The front sight is dovetailed into a serrated ramp.   There is a 3 stamped into the barrel underlug that the forestock is attached to by a wedge.  The key lock casing is beautiful and has the look of a wooden machinist tool chest.  The dark parts look to be ebony, the lighter wood maybe cherry.  It has a lift top lid that is rear hinged with a piano hinge.  The handles and pulls are sterling silver.  There is an oval sterling escutcheon inlaid into the center of the top lid with the intertwined DWM logo, and the Kucer medallion in attached to the front right top corner.  When the lid is closed, the two drawers are locked.  The top compartment and drawers are lined in a dark purple velvet.  First class and top quality all the way! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/4 scale German Luger made by Bob Urso of Piccolo Miniature Gun Works in Bellingham, Washington.  1.890" long overall with a .950" barrel of .085 caliber.  This is a berloque pistol and is made to shoot the 2mm pinfire blank cartridges.  Nickel plated steel construction with two piece ivory grips.  Mint new in the original Bob Urso lift top brown cardboard box. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale percussion mule ear pistol by master miniature maker Ron DeWalt of Michigan.  5 3/8" long overall with a 3 9/32" smoothbore barrel of .164 caliber.  The barrel, lockplate, hammer, trigger, screws, and rear sight are highly polished steel and finished in the white.  The triggerguard, buttcap, nosecap, ramrod thimbles, ramrod tip, and front sight are yellow brass, and show a nice aged patina.  The nipple is blue.  There is a nickel silver oval inlaid into the top of the wrist on the stock.  One piece highly figured fiddle back walnut stock.  The top of the hammer marked DEWALT.  Cased in a hinged top walnut casing.  The interior French fit and lined in olive green felt. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale Colt 1847 Walker revolver by legendary miniature maker Tom P. Weston of Mexico City, Mexico, probably sometime in the late 1940's to 1950's.  Also known as the 6" Walker, the overall length is 6" with a 3 7/16" barrel of .18 caliber.  The top flat of the barrel just ahead of the cylinder marked with the Colt barrel address.  The left side of the barrel lug, the left side of the frame, and the bottom of the backstrap are marked "A COMPANY NO 5"  The rear bottom of the barrel lug, the front bottom of the frame, and the front bottom of the triggerguard are stamped "5".  The right side of the barrel lug marked "US, 1847" in two lines just above the wedge screw.  The steel parts are fire blued with the exception of the hammer and trigger which are case colored.  the triggerguard is yellow brass with a really nice dark aged patina.  Brass blade type front sight, checkered hammer spur, one piece dark rosewood grips.  The piece shows some handling with about 85% original fire blue finish, the balance turning plum brown, and 98% case colors.  The grips showing 95% original varnish.  There are numerous small scratches and handling marks, but it gives it the illusion of being "real".  Fully functional.  Priced accordingly. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This is a neat desk top model of an artillery piece or coastal defense gun by an unknown maker.  Threaded breech, functional elevation, traverse, and recoil mechanism.  The steel barrel measures 18 7/8" long with about a .38 caliber bore.    The rest of the parts made from yellow brass.  Probably made as a firecracker cannon as there's a hole for a fuse in the middle of the threaded breechblock.  The base looks to be pine with nicely routed edges and measures 17" X 8" X 1".  There is a brass brace that supports the breech guide bars that will need to be resoldered, otherwise the condition is excellent. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale cased Colt Texas # 5 Paterson revolvers by Larry H. Smith of Florida.   Serial number 162.  Marked -L.H.SMITH - FLA. USA - on the top barrel flat.   3 11/16" in long with a 2 1/16" barrel of .124 bore diameter.   The frame, barrel, cylinder, hammer, backstrap, lanyard stud, and lanyard ring are silver plated, the remaining parts are fire blued.  Beautiful one piece ivory grips showing nice grain and a pleasing aged patina.    Shoots the 2mm pinfire blank cartridges.  The trigger does not fold and the cylinder must be manually indexed as is typical for these.    Complete with the original Larry Smith walnut hinged top casing with slide latch closure.  The interior French fit and lined in a olive velour.  The bottom of the case stamped -L.H.-, Smith, 162 in three lines.  Accessories include an ivory handled brass cleaning/extractor rod with brass ferrule; a brass lift top cap tin containing some cloth patches and with a blue Eley caps label; a one spout powder flask (162) that would contain the 2mm pinfire blank cartridges, none of which are included; a blue steel bullet mold (120) with sprue cutter and ivory handles, and the Paterson combination tool (162) finished in the white.   There is a nice brass escutcheon screwed onto the top of the casing which is engraved in script "Colt 1836". This is the first Larry Smith Paterson I have ever seen with the lanyard stud and ring, and I've seen lots of Larry Smith Patersons!The revolver and accessories are in nice condition.  The revolver showing a few small places where the silver is starting to bubble & lift a little and some minor tarnish.  The case interior shows some minor friction wear to the lining, and the case exterior showing some minor handling marks. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a neat & unusual 1/3 scale Manhattan pocket model five shot percussion revolver by an unknown English maker.  3 7/8" long overall with a 1 7/8" octagon barrel of about .12 caliber.  The frame, cylinder, barrel, wedge, and hammer are fire blued.  The loading lever and rammer are finished in the white.  The triggerguard and backstrap are brass.  Two piece walnut grips are held with a single screw.  The grips each fitted with a brass escutcheon.  Brass cone type front sight.  The left side of the barrel lug marked with an anchor.  The right side of the barrel lug marked with the number 020, probably the serial number.  This piece is fully functional.  The cylinder rotates and indexes when the hammer is pulled into half, and then full cock.  Then the hammer is released and drops when the trigger is pulled.  Like most miniatures made in England, because of English laws, the cylinder and barrel are not bored completely through.  The workmanship is excellent.  The piece shows some minor handling wear with some small scratches.  There are some small areas of blue flaking on the recoil shield, and about 50% of the blue has flaked off the cylinder.  I'd call it 85% original condition overall. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale percussion Kentucky rifle made by James Kelly of Michigan in 1973.  19 5/16" long overall with a 14 1/8" octagon rifled barrel of .15 caliber.  Browned barrel lockplate, & hammer.  Brass furniture.  Really nice pierced patchbox with a small spring loaded button release on the bottom of the stock about 5/8" from the bottom edge of the buttplate.  Very nicely carved cheekpiece with an inlaid silver oval engraved with a federal spread winged eagle.  Dovetailed front & rear sights.  Beautiful fiddle back maple stock with tons of figure. !!!!!SOLD!!!!! Sold to Mr. James Kelly, the original maker!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army Revolver Model 1873 with 5 1/2" barrel. Made by Uberti in Italy. 5 1/8" long overall with a 2 5/8" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Beautiful hand carved one piece elephant ivory grips by master ivory carver Dennis Holland of Texas.  Blue and case colored finish.  Black powder frame.  The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 3083, is stamped on the frame, triggerguard. 083 is stamped into the backstrap, and 83 is stamped into the loading gate. Fully functional, but non-firing.  Complete with a nice walnut hinged top casing with magnetic latch, French fit is a russett felt.  the top of the case high relief carved with a likeness of a 5 1/2" Colt SAA.  Includes six solid brass dummy cartridges with impressed W-W .45 COLT headstamps.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a nice pair of 1/2 scale Colt number 2 derringers by master miniature maker Daniel Osterman.  These were special custom ordered from Daniel by a collector who owned a real pair and have been serial numbered to match.  2 5/8" long overall with 1 3/16" rifled barrels of .20 caliber.  The frames and barrels are made of German silver.  The top of the barrels marked with the proper Colt barrel address.  There is some nice engraving on each side of the frame and on the backstrap just behind the hammer.  Blue checkered hammer spur and barrel release button.  Dark brown hard rubber two piece checkered grips.  Serial numbers are "2551" and "4706".  Cased in a nice walnut casing with hinged top and key lock.  No key.  The interior French fit in a dark blue velvet and has two compartments with brass lifting knobs. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Winchester Model 1866 saddle ring Carbine by the reknown Tom P. Weston of Mexico City, Mexico.  Probably made in the 1950's or 1960's.  20 3/4" long overall with a 10" .22 caliber rifled barrel.  The brass frame, sideplates, cartridge lifter, crescent buttplate, and buttplate trapdoor are nicely aged with a mellow patina.  The left side of the receiver with a mottled patina and an obvious handprint.  The hammer, lever, and trigger are case colored.  The balance of the metal parts are machined blued steel.  The buttstock and forearm are nice straight grained American walnut.  Checkered hammer spur.  There is even a neat functional three piece cleaning rod in the trap in the buttstock.  The serial number, 46, is stamped into the bottom of the frame just behind the trigger.  The Weston markings are stamped into the lower tang just behind the lever latch.  The top of the barrel engraved with the proper Winchester barrel address.  Typical carbine two leaf flip rear  sight.  Absolutely 100% fully functional!  There are a few scattered minor handling marks and some dark tarnished spots, but overall I'd call it 98%.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is an absolutely stunning engraved Remington Elliot single shot "Mississippi" derringer by master miniature maker Larry Smith of Florida.  1 9/16" long overall with a 7/8" long barrel.  Gold plated engraved frame and barrel, mother of pearl grips.  Charcoal blue hammer and trigger.  Hand engraved barrel address.  The serial number, 107, stamped into the bottom of the barrel and frame.  The makers name engraved on the bottom of the gripstrap.  Complete with the original Larry Smith walnut push button latch, hinged top casing with a brass handled cleaning/ejector rod and 10 rounds of dummy ammunition.  The case interior lined in a dark blue velour.   The bottom of the case marked "-L.H.-, Smith, 107, E", in four lines which is the maker's name, the serial number, and E for engraved.  This is truly an attractive piece with the engraving, gold plating, the high polish charcoal "blue" blue accents, and the mother of pearl grips.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/3 scale miniature Kentucky rifle made by J. Kelly.  20 1/4" long overall with a 15" swamped octagon barrel and a 4 3/8" length of pull.  The barrel is bored through to the touch hole.  The steel parts nicely browned.  Brass furniture.  The top of the barrel signed J. Kelly in script.  The lock also marked J K in script.  Dovetailed silver front sight, dovetailed rear sight.  The lock works perfectly with both half and full cock.  Great four piece patchbox with several piercings, light engraving, a push button patchbox door release, and a spring loaded pastchbox door.  The sideplate and buttplate also lightly engraved.  There is a small silver oval escutcheon inlaid into the top of the wrist and a larger one, engraved with an eagle inlaid onto the cheekpiece.  The highly figured maple stock is high relief carved.  Hickory ramrod.  A really nice piece with good lines and proportions, and very nice workmanship!  Kentucky rifles in this small scale are very seldom encountered.  I have never heard of J. Kelly and any information on this maker would be truly welcome. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is one of only two 1/3 scale Remington Model 1895 .41 caliber over/under derringers made by the legendary gunsmith and gundealer Tommy Haas, Sr.  1 15/16" long overall with a 1 1/8" barrel group.  The barrels are rifled and show evidence of having been fired.  Beautifully engraved with about 50% coverage, gold plated frame, silver plated barrels.  The hammer and trigger are case colored, the barrel release lever and screws are fire blue, and the extractor is blued.  Nice mother of pearl two piece grips with brass grip escutcheons.  Cased in what looks to be a Ron DeWalt casing with a nickel plated cleaning rod with a brass handle.  The firing pin is properly articulated and changes position upon each cocking to fire the other barrel.  The bottom of the barrel marked 10, but I talked to Tommy about this before he passed and he said they stamped the 1 upside down and is is supposed to be 01.  I sold serial #02 about five years ago and this is it's twin brother.  Beautiful near mint condition with only the fainted traces of handling.  The miniature cartridge shown in the photos is not included. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a "Little .45" made in the mid 1950's by the American Miniature Gun Mfg. Co. of Hollywood, Calif.  Described in Bob Urso's book, The Tiniest Guns, Third Edition, and used with permission.   "Manufactured by the American Miniature Gun Mfg. Co. of Hollywood, California, and marketed as the Frontier "45".  On much of it's literature it was also referenced to as the "Little .45".  A difficult to classify miniature, although modeled after the Colt Frontier Single Action Army revolver, it is not a true miniature of that gun.  The Frontier "45" is a six shot, single action, revolver with a hand rotated cylinder.  At 3 1/2" OAL, this little beauty is much nicer than a toy, but not quite a true miniature.  Manufactured in the 1950's it has more detail, and is more functional than the best of the toy miniatures.  It's barrel (cylinder) rotates.  It has half and full cock.  It has a flip down, side loading gate, and fires brass, percussion cap-like ammunition.  Expended shells (caps) are ejected with a functioning spring loaded ejector, just like on the real thing.  It is unusual in that the complete trigger guard acts as its trigger and is pulled back to fire.  ...  The clean finish on these guns suggest that they are sturdy little pieces.  They were however, cast in pot metal.  It is the care that was taken in finishing these guns that makes them look more substantial than they actually are.  ...  This is a popular gun with collectors and a relatively difficult gun to find."  This piece is complete with the original plastic bullet cap container, 13 original caps, the original cotton wadding to keep the caps from rattling, the original instruction sheet/price list, and the original walnut case.  The price sheet shows the original cost of this to have been $27.50 in the 1950's, a ton of money for a "toy" considering that's probably what my dad made in a week!  Serial numbered "3825" on the bottom of the frame.  It is in near mint condition and shows no signs of ever being fired except for on the nipples.  100% of the original nickel finish remains and the mother of pearl grips are perfect.  The plastic cartridge case has a small case mouth split.  Absolutely the best one of these I've ever seen!  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! .  This is a 4 shot ring gun in 4mm pinfire made by an unknown maker.  There is a silver escutcheon inlaid into the top of the case that is hand engraved  Le Quarte Morts, and the back side of the ring is also hand engraved "Le Quatre Morts".  Le Quatre Morts translates to The Four Deaths.  The ring looks to be silver.  The barrel group, hammer, trigger, recoil shield, and spring are fire blued steel.  Unlike most ring guns I have seen over the years, this one has a clover leaf barrel group instead of round.  I do not have a ring sizer, but the inside of the ring measures .822.  The ring is 1.7" long overall.  The recoil shield is .675 in diameter.  Complete with a nice hinged top brown leather case with push button latch.  The interior lid lined in an off white silk.  The interior bottom French fit in a brown velour.  Included with the case is a small jeweler's screwdriver for removing the barrel to load the ring gun and also 4 4mm pinfire fired cases.  A similar ring gun was featured on the show "Pawn Stars" at an asking price of $9.5K.  The owner was offered $7K which he refused.  Another similar ring gun recently sold in the James Julia auction for over $21K!!!  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
This is a 5 shot ring gun in 4mm pinfire made by an unknown maker. The back side of the ring is hand engraved "THE FIVE ACES". The ring looks to be silver. The barrel group, hammer, trigger, recoil shield, and spring are fire blued steel. The cylinder measures .565" in diameter and .445 long. I do not have a ring sizer, but the inside of the ring measures .818. The ring is 1.72" long overall. The recoil shield is .673 in diameter. Complete with a nice hinged top blue/black leather case. The interior French fit.   The bottom lined in a dark purple felt, the lid lined in a blue silk and marked "GEORGE TARRATT, MARKET STREET, LEICHESTER" in three lines. Included with the case is one small jeweler's screwdriver for removing the barrel to load the ring gun. Also included are 4 - 4mm pinfire fired cases. A similar ring gun was featured on the show "Pawn Stars" at an asking price of $9.5K. The owner was offered $7K which he refused. Another similar ring gun recently sold in the James Julia auction for over $21K!  Just this past September 2012, there were three ring guns in the Rock Island Auction.  Two were estimated to bring $3.5K - $5K and both sold for over $6.3K including the buyer's premium.  The third one was estimated at $5K - $8K and sold, but the price was not available.  It's obvious that interest is very high on these right now!  Mine is bargain priced compared to the auctions. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . Well, here's something I've never seen before!  It's a 5 shot ring gun on the Forsyth System.  Instead of using the normal 4mm pinfire cartridge, or being percussion, this one is pellet primed, or a pill lock.  A pellet of mercury fulminate is inserted into each cavity on the back side of the cylinder.  A round lead ball of .130 is inserted into each cavity on the circumference of the cylinder.  The pellet of fulminate is both the priming mixture and the powder to fire the ball.  The pellet of fulminate will explode when hit by the hammer.  The ring looks to be silver, and is engraved "SYSTEM FORSYTH" on the back side along with some decorative stem & leaf.  The steel parts are fire blued and retain about 85% original thinning finish.  The inside of the ring measures .820.  The cylinder is .500 in diameter and .284 long.  Uses the same type trigger release on the side as the 4mm pinfire type ring guns.  Includes a hinged top brown leather casing with hook latches.  One hook is missing.  The lid inlaid with a silver oval that is engraved "SYSTEM FORSYTH".  The interior French fit and lined in a dark brown felt.  There are two compartments, but both are empty.  One probably for the screwdriver to remove the cylinder, the other maybe for the pellets and lead balls.  Truly unusual! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Artillery Luger made by Miniart in Moscow, Russia.  6 1/4" long overall with a 3 29/32" rifled barrel of 4.5mm bore.  Blued machined steel with checkered walnut grips.  Serial # 11 stamped into the left front of the frame.  1917 stamped into the top front of the frame.  The DWM logo stamped into the top of the toggle.  The rear sight marked with the graduated distance markings.  Fully functional, this miniature will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included 5 solid steel dummy cartridges.  Functional safety.  Includes a nice brown leather holster with cleaning rod and shoulder strap, and a brown leather magazine pouch for two magazines. (not shown, magazines not included).  Mint condition.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a miniature ivory handled brass pistol cleaning rod, probably in 1/2 or 1/3 scale.  5 1/2" long overall.  The handle is 11/16" long and 5/16" in diameter.  The brass rod is 4 13/16" long 1/16" in diameter.  The end of the rod is flattened and widened with an oval patch slot. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 47% scale Colt 1860 Army "Classic Edition" revolver as issued by the United States Historical Society back in the early 1980's.  These were made by Uberti in Italy for the USHS under license from Colt, and thus will actually factory letter.  6 7/16" long overall with a 3 3/4" rifled barrel.  Case colored frame, hammer, loading lever, & rammer.  The balance of the steel parts finished in a bright charcoal blue.  Brass triggerguard, nickel silver front sight.  The top of the barrel factory roll marked with the proper Colt barrel address.  The left front of the frame marked "COLT'S PATENT" in two lines.  The left rear of the triggerguard marked 44 CAL.  The frame, barrel, triggerguard, and backstrap serial numbered 597.  The cylinder serial numbered with only the last two digits.  The cylinder with the roll stamped Ormsby naval scene.  Fully functional except the nipples are not drilled all the way through.  Beautiful highly figured varnished walnut one piece grips.  Complete with the original USHS mahogany casing with Colt stamped into the top front left corner of the lid.  The interior French fit in red velour.  The interior bottom with the typical USHS brass plaque.  Includes the original tan bottom and brown top carboard box.  Mint new condition.  Unlike the other USHS miniature Colts, the Colt 1860 Army revolvers were not produced by Uberti after the production for the USHS ceased, so these are more difficult to find than some of the other Colt miniatures. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	This is a 1/4 scale combination crossbow and wheellock musket made by master miniature maker Allan Bilbow.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . !!!!!Note, new photos and additional information recently added!!!!! . This is a 1/2 scale German Artillery Luger cased with shoulder stock by an unknown maker.  Reportedly made in Germany in the 1970's.  The pistol measures 6 7/8" long overall with a 4 3/8" barrel of .180 caliber.  With the shoulder stock attached, the pistol measures 13" long overall.  Blue finish with the exception of some of the small parts which are straw colored per the originals.  Fully functional action, safety, and magazine.  Serial # 01 stamped into nearly all of the parts alson with the letter S and the winged eagle inspector's marks.  Complete with an oak hinged top casing with hook latches, the interior English fit in green felt.  Includes 10 rounds of solid brass dummy ammunition that fits the clip and will cycle through the action.  Nice condition with about 98% finish.  The stock attachment fitting with some pitting that does not affect the function.  The case lining with trars and small missing portions where the sights have eaten on it.  100% hand made and nice work! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a miniature priming flask for a miniature flintlock pistol or rifle.  1 1/4" long overall.  The body of the flask is made of bone, probably cow bone.  The flask features a  a brass spout.  Nice workmanship.  You seldom if ever see miniature priming flask for sale.  This was once in the famous Art Palicki miniature collection. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a sterling silver powder or shot flask made by Grey & Co. in the early to mid 1800's.  3 3/16" long including the hanging ring, 3 1/16 without the ring, 1 3/8" wide, and about 7/16" thick.  This is probably a full sized small flask for a fancy antique cased pistol set.  The shout is hallmarked with GY & Co, a figure of an anchor, a figure of a lion, and a lower case h.  The part that actually measures the charge is missing, otherwise it's in beautiful condition showing a nice pleasing gray silver patina and no dents.  Although probably for a full sized small piatol, it would work great for a miniature pistol, rifle or shotgun. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!   This is a really cool 1/4 scale matchlock war hammer or horseman's hammer by master miniature maker Ron DeWalt of Michigan.  6 11/16" long overall with about a 3 1/8" barrel.  The finish is very high polished steel.  Beautifully made!   The butt unscrews to reveal a ramrod.  Complete with the original DeWalt glass topped walnut casing, French fit with red velour lining. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! .  This is a 1/3 scale Wesson swivel barrel derringer with retractable dagger by master miniature maker David Kucer of Canada.  2.8" long overall with a .945" barrel group with .14 caliber bores.  The steel parts are finished in the white with the exception of the hammer screw which is blued.  Two piece ebony grips with brass grip escutcheons.  The barrels both marked with the proper markings.  The frame marked D. Kucer and the serial number 7 just under the firing pin channel, and only visible when the barrels are rotated 90 degrees.  The hidden retractable dagger slides forward by pushing a small screw on the side and locks in place.  The small locking device at the muzzle on the opposite side is then depressed to retract the dagger.  The grooves between the barrel and the dagger bore are crosshatched.  Mint condition and cased in the original Kucer lift top casing.  The interior lined in a brick red velour. . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale Colt 1911 semi-automatic pistol by master miniature maker David Kucer of Canada.  All metal parts are stainless steel.  The piece is elaborately engraved by Roger Sampson with about 90% coverage.  Beautiful high relief hand carved ivory grips depieting a spread winged Anmerican eagle.  Possibly the finest Kucer 1911 to exist. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a nice 1/4 scale Winchester Model 59 single shot bolt action rifle by master miniature maker Ron DeWalt of Michigan.  10 1/2" long overall with a 6 9/16" barrel of 2mm bore diameter.  The barrel is blued.  The cocking knob, sights, trigger, and take down screw are fire blued.  The triggerguard and buttplate are milled brass and are just starting to show a little age patina.  Straight grained oiled walnut stock.  This will fire 2mm rimfire.  Complete with the original DeWalt glass topped walnut casing, French fit with red felt, and one round of 2mm rimfire ammunition. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This is a 1/3 scale Apache knuckleduster by master miniature maker David Kucer of Canada. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale M-1 Thompson by the legendary Edmund de la Garrigue.  16" long overall with a 5 1/4" rifled barrel of .25 caliber.  Parkerized finished steel parts, oiled finished walnut stocks.  This is a non-firing model.  Some of these were registered class III fully automatic firing weapons.  There is no firing pin, extractor, or ejector.  The magazine is a solid block of steel which is typical for these non-firing models.  The sides of the receiver properly roll stamped.  No serial number.  The magazine release spring is missing, other than that, it is in excellent condition. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a nice 1/2 scale miniature Colt 1905 semi-automatic pistol by master miniaturist Mike Barrett of Minnesota.                          Finished in the white, nicely engraved, bone grips.  Fully functional.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/5 scale Colt 1911 A-1 made of solid 14K white gold by master jeweler Alex Baez of Los Angeles, Ca.  This is the first one of these I have ever seen in 14K white gold.  All parts are solid 14K gold with the exception of the grips which are ivory, the brass grip screws, the steel springs, and the solid brass dummy cartridges.  1 23/32" long overall with a 23/32" barrel.  The sides of the frame and slide are polished with the top and bottom being a mat finish.  Fully functional, this miniature will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included six solid brass dummy cartridges.  Complete with the original Baez black velvet hinged top jewelry box casing with clear see through top and push button latch.  The interior lined in white cloth.  The miniature has .7 ounces of 14K gold, which translates to a little more than .4 ounces of pure 24K gold.  So just the value of the gold alone is $640.00 in today's market.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! .  This is a 1/3 scale cased Colt Texas # 5 Paterson revolvers by Larry H. Smith of Florida.   Serial number 349.  Marked -L.H.SMITH - FLA. USA - on the top barrel flat.   3 5/8" in long with a 2" barrel of .124 bore diameter.   The frame is silver plated brass, the steel parts mainly finished in the white except for the wedge and screws which are fire blued.  Beautiful one piece elephant ivory grips showing a nice aged patina.    Shoots the 2mm pinfire blank cartridges.  The trigger does not fold and the cylinder must be manually indexed as is typical for these.    Complete with the original Larry Smith walnut hinged top casing with slide latch closure.  The interior French fit and lined in a burgundy velour.  The bottom of the case stamped -L.H.-, Smith, 349 in three lines.  Accessories include a walnut handled brass cleaning/extractor rod with brass ferrule; a brass lift top cap tin containing some cloth patches, and with a green Eley caps label; and a one spout powder flask that would contain the 2mm pinfire blank cartridges, none of which are included.  The flask top unscrews to reveal an extractor rod.  The bottom of the flask marked -L.H. SMITH-.  The top of the case with an attached rectangular brass plaque which reads:  "Best Of Show, C.A.D.A., Winter 1996"  Larry made these for The Collectors Arms Dealers Assn. for several years and they were given as awards.  This one was won by Imperial Miniature Armory for it's very elaborate miniature gun store display.  An exact duplicate of this, except CADA 1998, recently sold in the Rock Island Auction for $1,495.00. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! .  This is a pretty 2/5 scale Winchester Model 1902 bolt action single shot rifle by master miniaturist Ron DeWalt of Michigan.  13 1/8" long overall with a 8 1/16" barrel of about 3mm bore diameter.  Blue barrel, fireblue sights.  The triggerguard, buttplate, and cocking knob nickel plated.  The bolt finished in the white.  Pretty oil finished walnut stock with some nice grain showing.  Complete with the original DeWalt glass topped walnut casing, French fit with red felt, 1 dummy round of blank ammunition, and 4 dummy rounds with lead bullets.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a tiny 1/4 scale Colt Walker made by the famous Tom P. Weston of Mexico City, Mexico, probably circa 1950's.  4" long overall with a 2 1/4" barrel of .11 caliber.  The steel parts are fire blued with the exception of the hammer and trigger which are case colored.  Brass triggerguard showing a pleasing aged patina.  One piece ivory grips.  The top of the barrel stamped with the proper Colt barrel address.  The left side of the frame, the barrel, and the bottom of the backstrap stamped A COMPANY NO 60.  The bottom of the barrel, frame, and triggerguard stamped 60.  The right side of the frame stamped U.S. 1847 in two lines just above the wedge.  Brass blade type front sight.  Fully functional and firing!  Complete with the original Weston Walnut hinged top casing.  The interior French fit in red leather.  The interior with two compartments with lids and ivory knobs.  The bigger compartment behind the hammer contains a large number of conical lead bullets.  The smaller compartment under the muzzle contains two gelatin capsules.  One capsule contains an extra set of percussion nipples, the other a quantity of the tiny percussion caps to fir the miniature.  Unfortunately, the caps are pretty corroded and probably will not fire.  Accessories include a brass flask with hanging rings and the ball compartment.  The lid of the ball compartment stamped Colt's Patent.  Also includes a blue steel bullet mold with steel sprue cutter the cavity actually containing a lead conical bullet cast from this exact mold.  The top of the sprue cutter stamped Colt's Patent, the right leg of the mold stamped 44 for the caliber.  Lastly there is a combination nipple wrench, mainspring vise, screwdriver.  The ivory grips show some warping, mostly when viewed from the bottom.  The leather lining on the lid interior shows some oil spotting.  Otherwise the piece is in great condition.  Very seldom offered for sale and always highly sought after. . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a great 2/5 scale French Charleville flintlock musket complete with bayonet and scabbard made by Gilbert Ball in France.  15 1/16" long overall not including the bayonet, 21 1/2" long overall with the bayonet attached, 9 15/16" smoothbore barrel. Brass buttplate, pan, triggerguard, and front barrel band. The balance of the parts steel finished in the white. Sling swivels and white leather sling with brass buckle. The bayonet measures 7 1/8" long overall with a 6" blade. Black leather scabbard with brass tip and white leather frog. Saddle ring bar and saddle ring on the left side. Light colored straight grain walnut stock. Nice crisp action. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a great 1/3 scale German Feinwerken .177 break action air rifle by master miniature maker Ron DeWalt. 14 3/8" long overall with a 6 5/32" barrel. Brass triggerguard and buttplate just starting to show signs of patina. The steel parts a nice black/blue starting to turn brown, except the trigger which is finished in the white. The only marking is the makers name on the bottom of the barrel lug on the right side. This piece is fully functional and shootable. You can cock and fire it and feel the charge of compressed air come out of the barrel. Not only that, you can feel the recoil!!! Break open action. Ramp front sight, the rear sight dovetailed into the barrel lug and adjustable for both windage and elevation. A great piece and seldom seen in miniature. Additional photos available upon request.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a gorgeous true 50% or 1/2 scale Colt single action army revolver by an unknown maker.  6 3/8" long overall with a 3 11/16" rifled barrel of .22 caliber.  This would be the 7 1/2" barreled version.  This is very obviously larger than a 47% scale Uberti Colt SAA.  Highly polished engraved blue finish with gold plating and gold wire inlays.  The majority of the steel parts are blued with the exception of the hammer, trigger, cylinder pin, and ejector rod which are gold plated.  The barrel, frame, cylinder, ejector rod housing, backstrap, and triggerguard are expertly engraved with about 50% coverage.  There are double gold wire inlaid bands at the muzzle, just behind the front sight, at the rear of the barrel, and at the rear of the cylinder.  There is a single gold line wire inlaid along the bottom and rear of the frame.  Engraved nickel silver front sight, black powder frame, and round bullseye ejector rod button.  The barrel is properly marked with the Colt one line barrel address.  The left front side of the frame marked with the two Colt patent dates in two lines.  No serial numbers anywhere.  There is a cryptic marking on the bottom of the ejector rod housing which looks like a combination of the letters T, J, and F.  I don't know if this is the mark of the maker or maybe the engraver.  Beautiful high relief raised carved ivory grips showing a Mexican eagle, snake, and cactus.  The right grip showing a couple of age surface cracks running diagonally from the heal of the butt up to the hammer.  The cylinder will chamber a .22 rimfire cartridge, but the firing pin is centerfire, so it will not shoot them.  No casing or accessories.  Outstanding condition with just a little friction wear on the sides of the hammer.  I believe this to be a one-of-a-kind piece by a true master miniature maker of the equal of Ray Hutchens or Leon Crotett. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale  Model 1883 Gatling gun on a brass field cariage made by the reknown Karl Furr of Orem, Utah.  Chambered in .22 short rimfire, this actually shoots and will fire up to 800 rounds per minute.  Must be sent to an FFL dealer.  64 round Accles drum magazine.  18" diameter wheels with black walnut spokes, brass hubs, and brass tires.  Serial # XX.  The barrel group measures 18 1/2" long not counting the tiller handle.  10 .22 caliber rifled barrels enclosed in a brass casing.  The rear of the barrel group has two spirit levels for leveling the gun.  This is not classed as a class III machinegun. If you can own a rifle, shotgun, or pistol, you can legally own this masterpiece in most states!  The brass has not been polished in years and has a nice mellow mustard color.  The bottom rear of the barrel group marked in engraving pencil "Made by Karl Furr and Paul Kuhni Orem, Utah Jan. 1971", so it's 40 years old.  Sorry the photos are a little dark.  My lighting set-up is not geared for taking photos of something this large, so it's difficult to get enough light. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Colt 1911 A-1 Series 70 made by Miniart in Russia.  4 1/4" long overall with a 2 15/32" .22 caliber rifled barrel.  Blue finish.  Two piece checkered walnut grips.  Serial #, 020 G 70.  The slide and frame properly marked.  Fully functional and will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included three solid steel dummy cartridges when the action is cycled manually.  Complete with a great hinged top walnut casing, the interior French fit and lined in red suede.  Includes a great black miniature military flap type holster.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/2 scale P-08 Army Luger made by Miniart in Moscow, Russia.  4 1/4" long overall with a 1 15/16" rifled barrel of 4.5mm bore.  Blued machined steel with checkered walnut grips.  Serial # 41 stamped into the left front of the frame.  1912 stamped into the top front of the frame over the chamber area of the barrel.  The Erfurt logo stamped into the top of the toggle.  Fixed rear sight.  Fully functional, this miniature will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included 5 solid steel dummy cartridges.  Functional safety.  Mint condition.  Includes a nice hinged top walnut casing with key lock, key included, a dummy 16 round WWII vintage German cartridge box, and miniature manual, a brown leather holster, and a brown leather magazine pouch for two magazines (magazines not included).  You won't find a more complete set than this! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a tiny 1/4 scale percussion inline pistol by master miniature maker Ron DeWalt of Michigan.  2 15/16" long overall with a 1 5/8" barrel.  Nickel plated frame, blued steel barrel.  Brass bead front sight.  The bolt knob and rear sight fire blued.  Two piece ivory grips.  Cased in the original DeWalt glass topped walnut casing, French fit with red felt lining.  Includes a small ivory container which contains five round lead balls and an ivory handled nickel cleaning/extractor rod.  According to my sources, Ron has quit making miniatures, so the prices on these can only go up! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  Note Smokeless Powder Frame! This is a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army "Sheriff's Model" revolver model of 1873 with 3" barrel.  Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier six Shooter".  3 7/8" long overall with a 1 5/16" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy and so stamped on the bottom of the barrel.  Blue & case colored finish.  Very fancy piano finish varnished high contrast, highly figured walnut grips. The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 2905, is stamped on the frame and triggerguard.  905 is stamped into the backstrap.  05 is stamped into the loading gate.  Checkered hammer spur.  Smokeless powder frame with no ejector rod or housing, and spring loaded cylinder pin release.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  Mint condition.  Cased in a black genuine ostridge full quill leather hinged pipe type casing, French fit, with gray cloth lining.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! .  This is a 47% scale Colt 1851 Navy revolver by Uberti in Italy.  6 1/8" long overall with a 3 1/2" long rifled barrel.  Finished in the white with brass triggerguard and backstrap.  Serial # 591 is stamped into the frame, triggerguard, barrel, and backstrap.  The cylinder is roll engraved with the Ormsby naval cylinder scene.  The triggerguard is stamped 36 CAL on the left side just at the rear of the trigger.  Brass bead front sight.  Checkered hammer spur.   These were special ordered from Uberti in the white to be finished here in U.S., and actually cost more than a finished miniature!  None of the parts have been hardened, so they will be easier to engrave.  If you've ever wanted to build your dream miniature Colt 1851 Navy revolver, or exactly copy your full size 51 Navy, here's the chassis to build it on!  You could also use this as a starting point to make a Dance, or a Griswold & Gunnison revolver.  Or how about one of the many differentColt  1851 Navy cartridge conversion?  Lots of possibilities!!! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/2 scale World War II Japanese Nambu semi-automatic pistol made by master miniature maker Tim Olson.  4 3/4" long overall with a 2 3/8" barrel of .168 caliber.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  I believe this is one of only two of these he ever made.  The pistol is finished in the white with no markings, and has two piece serrated walnut grips.  Outstanding workmanship, as is always the case with Tim's work.  I have had very few Olson miniatures and they always seems to sell quickly.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is what I believe to be an undiscovered Balogh 18K yellow and white gold percussion pistol, as it is not shown or mentioned in Bob Urso's book, The Tiniest Guns".  2.455" long overall with a 1.4" barrel.  The stock is 18K yellow gold with finely checkered grip and some additional checkering on the bottom of the forearm.  All other parts are 18K white gold.  The action is functional.  Unlike the other Belogh miniatures I have had in the past where the whole triggerguard was pulled to release the hammer, this one is much more finely made with a functional trigger.  Weighs .6 ounces, so with gold at $1,560.00/ounce today, there is $702.00 worth of gold in this miniature !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! .  This is a 1/5 scale Colt 1911 A-1 made of solid 14K yellow gold by master jeweler Alex Baez of Los Angeles, Ca.  All parts are solid 14K gold with the exception of the grips which are ivory, the brass grip screws, the steel springs, and the solid brass dummy cartridges.  1 23/32" long overall with a 23/32" barrel.  The sides of the frame and slide are polished with the top and bottom being a matt finish.  Fully functional, this miniature will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included six solid brass dummy cartridges.  Complete with the original Baez black velvet hinged top jewelry box casing with clear see through top and push button latch.  The interior lined in white cloth.  The miniature has .7 ounces of 14K gold, which translates to a little more than .4 ounces of pure 24K gold.  So just the value of the gold alone is $640.00 in today's market. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is not a miniature, but it is way cool!  It's a gadget gun!  This is a fish hook gun.  4 1/4" long, 2 3/4" wide.  It shoots the 4mm centerfire German Ubungsmunition 20, or 4mm centerfire Flobert.  The fish hook unscrews to insert the cartridge.  The hook is then supposedly baited, cocked, and the line let out.  When the fish takes the bait, you set the hook, and the gun goes off, killing or wounding the fish.  I have seen an original box with label that these came in, and I have seen a copy of the patent papers, so they are the real deal.  The patent drawings are shown in the Lewis Winant book Firearms Curiosa on page 261.  As I recall, these came 20 or 24 to a box, and they were wrapped in waxed sailcloth.  Blue steel finish with the firing pin and sear finished in the white.  Nice condition showing about 40% original rust blue, the balance turning a smooth plum brown.  One of these recently sold in the March James Julia auction for $7.5K!!! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a miniature leather holster made by the legendary Tom P. Weston of Mexico City, Mexico to fit the Weston BelMex single shot pistol.  Brown leather with very tiny stitching.  The holster is laced.  Mint condition and very seldom seen for sale. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  !!!!!Note Smokeless Powder Frame!!!!!  This a the 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army Revolver Model of 1873 with 7 1/2" barrel.  Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier six Shooter".  4 5/8" long overall with a 2 3/16" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy. Varnished highly figured one piece walnut grips. The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 3241, is stamped on the frame and triggerguard.  241 is stamped into the bottom of the backstrap and 41 is stamped into the loading gate.   Blue and case colored finish.  Checkered hammer spur.   This is the later smokeless powder frame version that came out at the very end of Uberti's production.  It has the later type topstrap sight notch, the oval ejector rod button, and the spring loaded plunger to release the cylinder pin.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  Mint new condition.  Complete with a nice walnut hinged top casing with magnetic latch.  The top Carved with the Colt logo in an oval.  The interior English fit in a brick red suede.  The interior of the lid has the proper Colt instruction label.  In addition, there are 29 solid brass dummy cartridges.  The bases of the cartridges with the W-W .45 COLT headstamps.  Also included is a nice machined yellow brass three piece oiler.  These smokeless frame Uberti Colt SAA's are truly scarce and are seldom seen for sale. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a pretty 47% scale Colt single action army revolver by Uberti in Italy.  6" long overall with a 3 17/32" barrel.  Black powder frame, nickel finish, 7 1/2 inch .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Beautiful elephant ivory grips by master ivory carver Dennis Holland.  The Colt patent dates are stamped into the left front of the frame and the caliber marking is stamped into the left rear of the trigger guard.  The Uberti maker's mark is stamped into the bottom of the barrel.  Knurled hammer spur.  Complete with an original Uberti oak casing, English fit with dark green velour lining.   The case includes 20 dummy cartridges with solid brass cases and silver colored  bullets.  The cartridges are even headstamped W-W 45 COLT.  You don't see these original Uberti cases much. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a great 1/3 scale Chicago palm pistol made by master miniature maker Andrew Dyson in England.  Fully functional.  Checkered hard rubber side panels and grip.  Additional photos available upon request. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale DWM Borchardt semi automatic pistol made by Miniart in Russia.  The person I bought it from took it apart and could't put it back together.  I've never taken one apart, much less put one back together, so I'm selling it like I got it.  Need a project?  What you see is what you get.  I assume it's all there, but I won't guarantee it.  Priced right for the right person! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . !!!!!NEW INFO!!!!! . This is a 1/2 scale Colt number 3 derringer made by master miniature maker George Wenzek of Washington.  An astute collector recognized it for what if was and made a very great buy!  George Wenzek is one of the better miniature makers, and I'd rate him in my top 10.  The guy I bought it from thought it was a Larry Smith.  I thought it was a Tom Weston in a Larry Smith case.  Turns out it is pictured on page 54 of the book "The Art of Miniature Firearms, Centuries of Craftsmanship", and attributed to George Wenzek.  After comparing this case to several other Larry Smith cases that I have in stock, I now see it is definitely NOT a Larry Smith case.  It pays to do your research!  I thanks the buyer for letting me know what this piece really is! .  2 7/16" long overall with a 1 1/4" .22 caliber rifled barrel.  The top of the barrel expertly hand engraved with the proper Colt barrel markings.  German silver frame and front sight.  Blue barrel.  Fire blue trigger, grip screw, pivot screw, and hammer screw.  Case colored hammer with checkered hammer spur, the hammer having both half and full cock.  Beautiful two piece ivory grips showing nice grain and aged patina.  The grips with brass screw escutcheons.  The grip frame with the locating pin on both sides to keep the grips from moving.  Complete with the original Wenzek walnut hinged top casing with push button latch.  The case interior English fit and lined in a dark red velour, and has a lidded compartment.  The Bottom of the casing stamped with the number 5.  The left grip frame under the grip also stamped with the number 5.  The casing includes a nice blue cleaning/ejector rod with brass handle and 12 rounds of 4mm short rimfire ammo.  The 4mm ammo is too small for this piece which is actually chambered to shoot .22 BB caps.  .22 BB caps are very difficult to find as they haven't been made in about 70 years.     !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!   . This is a 1/2 scale miniature of a Springfield Model 1855 carbine which was used widely in the American Civil War.  18 5/8" long overall with a smoothbore 11 1/8" barrel of .305 caliber.  The barrel, ramrod, and ramrod swivel finished in the white.  The lockplate and hammer are fire blued.  Brass furniture.  although it looks like a decent miniature, the lock is not functional and has no internal parts.  Shows some rust and some rust staining, but should clean up to look pretty good.  Priced accordingly.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 1/4 scale Winchester .22 rim fire single shot rifle by master miniature maker Ron DeWalt.  8 3/8" long overall with a 4 7/16" barrel.  Blue finish barrel.  The triggerguard, trigger, sights, and screws are fire blued.  The bolt is finished in the white.  Laminated walnut stock.  Dovetailed front and rear sights.  Complete with the original DeWalt glass topped walnut case, French fit, with red velour lining.  The case with a small wood container for cartridges.  This piece shoots the 2mm rim fire blank cartridges and I will provide six blank cartridges which are not shown. . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  A nice and difficult to find 47% scale miniature Colt 1861 Navy revolver with detachable shoulder stock originally issued and sold by the United States Historical Society, and authorized by Colt, in the 1980's. The pistol measures 6 1/8" long overall with a 3 1/2" long rifled barrel.  With the shoulder stock attached, the overall length is 12 1/4".  This is the "Classic Edition" which is a standard Colt with blue and case colored finish with walnut one piece grips.  Beautiful highly figured one piece grips and shoulder stock.  The top of the barrel roll stamped with the proper barrel address.  The left front of the frame marked Colt's Patent.  The left rear of the triggerguard marked 36 CAL.  Roll engraved Ormsby cylinder scene of navy square riggers in battle.  The serial number 161 stamped into the cylinder and the bottoms of the barrel, frame, triggerguard, and backstrap.  Rifled barrel with blade type front sight, the muzzle polished in the white.  Checkered hammer spur.  The piece is in absolute mint condition.  A truely attractive piece with the lowest production of all the United States Historical Society miniatures.  Includes the original USHS glass topped mahogany case with etched Colt logo on the glass.  The interior French fit in a gray/blue velour and with the rectangular USHS brass plaque.  The case measures 14" X 6" X 2", is rear hinged, and has a slide latch. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a nice 47% Colt 1851 Navy revolver as issued by the United States Historical Society back in the 80's. This miniature is the "Classic Edition" and was made by Uberti under license from Colt for the USHS. 6 1/4" long overall with a 3 1/2" octagon rifled barrel of .17 caliber. The frame, hammer, rammer, and loading lever are case colored in unbelievable beautiful dark firey colors, mostly blue, but with some dark purple, gray, and bronze tones also, especially on the frame. The balance of the steel parts a beautiful charcoal blue. The brass triggerguard, backstrap, and bead front sight are just starting to show a touch of age patina. The top of the barrel roll stamped with the Colt barrel address. The front left of the frame marked COLT'S PATENT in two lines. 36 CAL marked at the left rear of the triggerguard. The cylinder roll stamped with the Ormsby naval battle scene. Serial number 530 stamped into the barrel lug, frame, triggerguard, backstrap, and cylinder. Complete with the original USHS mahogany casing with Colt stamped into the front right corner of the top.   French fit with light blue velour lining. Also includes the original cardboard box with cream bottom and brown top.  Mint new condition.    !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  These are not true miniatures, but are a matched pair of very small full size single shot percussion derringers by an unknown maker.  Both feature a ring in the trigger that would have been used as a lanyard or on a pocket watch chain.  Both measure 2 15/16" long overall with 25/32" smoothbore barrels of .125 caliber.  The steel parts look to have been originally finished in the white and are now a gray/brown patina.  Varnished straight grain one piece walnut stocks.  Both pieces are functional, but on one you need to hold the trigger forward for the hammer to catch, so I guess maybe the trigger spring is broken. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  These are three miniature matchlock halberds by an unknown maker, but could be either Walter Agnoletto or John Sutherland.  All three are steel finished in the white.  The one on the left measures 5 15/16" long overall, has no hammer, and would have been ignited by a seperate wick or torch.  It has a sliding collar safety.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!! The middle one measures 6 3/4" long overall and has a swivel hammer with no spring that would have held a wick or match, and it has a swivel flash pan cover.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!! The one on the right measures 6 15/16" long overall and has a spring loaded trigger lock mechanism which would have held a wick or match.  It has a swivel flash pan cover.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/4 scale sterling silver Colt 1851 Navy revolver cased set put out by the Texas Ranger Commemorative Commission in 1973 to celebrate the 150 year anniversary of the founding of the Texas Rangers.  3 1/4" long overall with a 1 27/32" barrel.  The revolver has a spring loaded hammer, but does not cock and the trigger is fixed and not functional.  The cylinder rotates and the loading lever/rammer work.  All metal parts are sterling silver with the exception of the springs.  The revolver has one piece straight grained walnut grips.  Complete with the original hinged top walnut casing, English fit and lined in blue velour.  The top of the casing inlaid with a round silver medallion with a five point star.  The medallion reading "STATE OF TEXAS", TEXAS RANGER COMMEMORATIVE COMMISSION".  The interior lid with a rectangular silver plaque reading "Texas Rangers, 1923 - 1973, Serial # 900 in script in three lines.  It's interesting that I've seen and sold several of these over the years and have always been told that only 500 were made in sterling silver and 50 were made in 14K gold.  I have never seen one of these with a serial number over 500 until this one. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This is a one-of-a-kind 47% scale miniature Colt first model dragoon done in the Tiffany style. The grip is solid silver and engraved on both sides and the back. The frame, barrel lug, recoil shields, and hammer are nicely engraved. They cylinder with the usual roll stamped dragoon cylinder scene of cavalry and indians on horseback fighting along with a panel marked "MODEL USMR" and another marked "COLT'S PATENT". The frame, barrel, and trigger guard are silver plated. Teh cylinder, hammer, trigger, and loading lever are gold plated. The screws, loading lever latch, and wedge are fire blued. Serial number 19 stamped into the frame, barrel lug, triggerguard, and cylinder. The top barrel lug flat marked "ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW-YORK CITY" and reads properly when held in the left hand as is proper. .21 caliber rifled barrel. 6 1/2" loing overall, 3 7/16" barrel. This is a beautiful piece and is in mint condition showing only some minor tarnish to the silver.  Additional photos available upon request.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale miniature Bowie knife by an unknown maker.  4 3/4" long overall with a 2 1/2" blade.  The left ricasso marked WHC in the outline of an arrowhead.  The H being twice as large as the W & C and centered.  I do not know who this is and if you have any info on who the maker is I'd appreciate you letting me know.  Highly polished steel blade with one piece stag or horn grip.  Brass guard with two white and one brown spacers.  Very well made! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale miniature Japanese matchlock pistol by an unknown maker.  5 1/2" long overall with a 3 5/8" smoothbore barrel of .10 caliber.  Browned steel barrel, the balance of the metal parts are yellow brass with a nice aged patina.  The lock looks to be all there, but needs some work to function properly.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This is a 47% scale Colt 1861 Navy revolver with detachable shoulder stock by the U.S. Historical society, serial #19. Factory engraved, factory roll marked barrel address, 36 cal marked on the left rear of the trigger guard. Originally this miniature was all silver plated. This miniature however has a gold plated the cylinder, loading lever, loading rammer, trigger, and hammer. The original walnut grip has been replaced with a gorgeous elephant ivory grip that is very finely checkered and high relief carved by master ivory carver Dennis Holland. These grips are very finely checkered with full coverage on both sides with the exception of where the high relief carved eagle with shield is on the left side. Cased in a nice mahagony casing and complete with powder flask, silver plated bullet mold, silver plated combination nipple wrench/screwdriver, nickel plated oil bottle, cartridge packet, cap tin, and loading instructions lid label. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/4 scale ivory stocked 1802 French Officer's flintlock pistol by Joseph Ebrel in Vienna (Wein).  This exact piece is pictured in Merrill Lindsey's book "Miniature Arms" on page 91.  It is from the famous Harold Berger collection of Philadelphia.  It is only the third piece known to be attributed to Joseph Ebrel in Vienna Circa 1800 - 1830.  Of the other two known pieces, one, a percussion pistol, is pictured in Lindsey's book on page 67, and is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.  The other, a double barrel pill lock rifle, is pictured in the book, The Art of Miniature Firearms, Centuries of Craftsmanship on pages 256 & 257, and is now in a private collection in New York.  Berger sold his miniature collection to Westley Richards in London shortly before/after Merrill Lindsey's book was published, which would have been about 1969 - 1970.  The caption in Lindsey's book states "officer's pistol, circa 1800, ... 3 1/2", Berger Collection.  This piece is also pictured in a Westley Richards catalog circa 1970.  The piece is 100% fully functional and was intended to, and indeed will shoot.  Note that the trigger extends through the triggerguard to make it easier to shoot, a common trait of antique shootable miniatures.  The piece actually measures about 3.385" long overall with a 2 1/8" silver plated octagon barrel of about .12 caliber.  The top flat of the barrel engraved Jph Eberl.  The nose cap and grip cap are both engraved silver.  The triggerguard is engraved silver plated steel as is the rear ram rod pipe.  The lock is engraved, marked WEIN, and is finished in the white.  The brass pan is removable.  The trigger is steel, is finished in fire blue with about 65% original fire blue finish remaining.  The pistol grip is scrimshaw engraved with a crown motif near the top curve, and the left side of the stock is scrimshaw engraved in a flower & leaf motif.  The ramrod is steel, finished in the white, with a brass tip.  Perfect crisp working action with half and full cock with a strong hammer spring.  Beautiful condition.  The barrel showing about 65% original plating.  The triggerguard showing 100% silver plating.  The silver of course turning a dark silver oxide patina.  The ivory stock showing a small superficial crack at the rear of the lockplate extending back about 7/16".  The ivory showing a beautiful aged patina and lots of grain, especially near the grip cap.  Complete with a rather nondescript wood case.  Miniature firearms, or full size ones for that matter, just don't get any better than this!  Included with this sale will be a copy of Merrill Lindsey's book, Miniature Arms, and a photo copy of the Westley Richards catalog.  By the way, that is an 1806 US half cent for a scale reference, thanks Mike! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is an absolutely perfect pair of German Lugers by the reknown Raymond Hutchens of Indiana.  Ray was, in my opinion, one of the top two miniature makers in the world and by far the best maker that has ever lived in the U.S.  These Lugers are nothing short of fantastic!  Made in 1/2 scale, the set consist of a 1906 Naval Luger and a French contract Artillery Luger.  Both are 100% fully functional with all the correct markings, proof marks, etc.  Parts that should be hardned are, the rifling is correct as to twist and number of lands & grooves, all parts are properly finished with some being black blue, some fire blue, and some straw colored.  Both Lugers were made by Ray for Joeseph D. Kramer and are featured in Kramer's book "Scale Model Firearms"  on pages 35 & 36, a hardbound copy of which will be included with the set. Navy Luger:  Accessories include two standard 9 round 9mm magazines with wood bottoms, the shoulder stock, the perfect and functional 32 round snail drum magazine with dust cover, and the snail drum magazine loading tool.  Artillery Luger:  Accessories include three standard 9 round 9mm magazines with aluminum bottoms, the shoulder stock, the perfect and functional 32 round snail drum magazine with dust cover, and the snail drum magazine loading tool. Please note that the two drum magazines are different, one being the early version, and othe other the late version.  The set is complete with 3 rounds of perfect live 1/2 scale 9mm parabellum ammunition.  Also included are seven rounds which show firing pin indentions.  I do not know if these were ment to be dummies or if they are misfires.  The ammunition features drawn brass, not machined cases, correct "DWM K K 480C." headstamps, and white guilding metal full metal jacket bullets with a rounded nose profile.  These rounds typically sell for $100.00+ to collectors. . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This is a neat 1/2 scale Winchester 1894 short rifle. This would have a 20 inch octagon barrel instead of the standard 26 inch, and would have a shorter forearm. Basically carbine length with the stiffer octagon barrel and the crescent rifle buttplate. This piece has a saddle ring on the left side like many carbines. Short rifles with saddle rings are rare, but they did make them. This piece has much better than average wood. Fully functional and will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included three miniature dummy cartridges. Steel parts are finished blue, oil finished walnut stocks. The barrel properly marked with the Winchester barrel address and the caliber markings. 19 1/8" long overall with a 10" barrel of .15 caliber. Serial # 015.   Missing the rear sight elevator, so the price is reduced.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  Here is a nice 1/4 scale Remington rolling block saddle ring carbine made by the famous Fred Thacker of El Paso, Texas.  7 3/4" long overall with a 4 1/16" long barrel.  Bright charcoal blue finish except for the block and hammer which are case colored.  Light walnut stock and forearm.  Fully functional including the extractor.  Cased in the original Thacker glass topped mahogany casing, French fit, with red velour lining.  Includes a nice horn handled cleaning/extractor rod and a small brass container with three dummy cartridges.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale Bowie knife marked on the left side of the blade NOLEN.  4 1/16" long overall with a 2 3/16" spear point hollow ground blade.  The spine of the blade and the lower ricasso with some nice file work.  German silver guard with a German silver and a dark red or brown spacers.  The handle looks to be bison horn maybe?  Near mint condition.  I don't know who Nolen is, so if you ahve any info on him I'd appreciate hearing from you.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 47% scale Colt 1851 Navy revolver by Uberti in Italy.  6 1/8" long overall with a 3 1/2" long rifled barrel.  Charcoal blue and case colored finish with brass triggerguard and backstrap.  Very early serial # 107 is stamped into the frame, barrel, triggerguard, and backstrap.  The cylinder is roll engraved with the Ormsby naval cylinder scene.  The triggerguard stamped 36 CAL on the left side just at the rear of the trigger.  Brass bead front sight.   Checkered hammer spur.  Cased in a walnut key lock hinged top casing, English fit, and lined in a dark blue velour.  Accessories include a brass powder flask, a brass and steel bullet mold, a cap tin, and the Colt directions for loading interior lid label.  No key for the case.  Beautiful near mint condition showing only the most minor of handling.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a Winchester 1866 carbine made by Uberti in Italy. Beautiful highly figured walnut buttstock and forearm with high gloss varnished finish.  Gold plated brass receiver, sideplates, buttplate and cleaning rod trapdoor.  High polish blue steel barrel, magazine, lever, bands, etc. The carbine buttplate with the sliding trapdoor for a cleaning rod (cleaning rod not included). Carbine flip reat sight. Rifled barrel. The hammer sides polished in the white, the hammer spur finely checkered. Beautiful craftsmanship and typical Uberti high quality.  Serial number stamped into the lower tang.  A. Uberti - Italy stamped into the top of the barrel ahead of the rear sight.  Absolutely pristine mint condition and still in the plastic shipping bag from Uberti.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Remington "Vest Pocket" derringer by master miniature maker Daniel E. Osterman of Oregon.  2 1/16" long overall with a 1 5/8" barrel of .114 caliber.  The frame sides and top are nicely scroll engraved.  The frame barrel and grip strap are silver plated.  The hammer has a checkered spur, and it and the trigger are case hardened with the sides polished bright.  Nice two piece ivory grips showing some nice grain and patina.  Serial number 25 stamped into the bottom rear of the barrel.  The maker's mark stamped into the bottom of the grip strap.  Complete with the original Osterman green lift top cardboard box with wood block insert and Osterman interior lid label. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!Lost in the U.S. Mail!!!!!  This is a 30 round "banana" magazine for the Miniart U.S. M-1 or M-2 carbine.  Grey parkerized finish.  Sold as an accessory only, as these were all hand fitted to the individual miniatures.  Might fit yours, might not, no guarantees, but will still make a great addition to your display.  Numbered 004 on the reverse bottom.  Fully functional.  !!!!!Lost in the U.S. Mail!!!!!	!!!!!Lost in the U.S. Mail!!!!!  This is a 20 round magazine for the Miniart U.S. M-1 or M-2 carbine.  Grey parkerizwed finish.  Sold as an accessory only, as these were all hand fitted to the individual miniatures.  Might fit yours, might not, no guarantees, but will still make a great addition to your display.  Numbered 001 on the reverse bottom.  Fully functional.  !!!!!Lost in the U.S. Mail!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a neat 1/2 scale National derringer by George Sutherland.  These look almost identical to the Colt number 3 derringers.  2 7/16" long overall with a 1 5/16" barrel of about .20 caliber.  Nicely and expertly engraved.  The frame silver plated.  The steel parts finely polished and finished in a beautiful bright charcoal blue.  The engraving and barrel address lettering on the barrel were done after blueing making them stand out nicely.  Nickel silver front sight.  Cased in the original Sutherland walnut and mahogany glass topped casing.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This is an absolutely stunning engraved Remington Elliot single shot "Mississippi" derringer by master miniature maker Larry Smith of Florida.  1 9/16" long overall with a 7/8" long barrel.  Nickel plated engraved frame and barrel, ivory grips.  Charcoal blue hammer and trigger.  Hand engraved barrel address.  The serial number, 108, stamped into the bottom of the barrel and frame.  The makers name engraved on the bottom of the gripstrap.  Complete with the original Larry Smith walnut push button latch, hinged top casing with a brass handled cleaning/ejector rod and 10 rounds of dummy ammunition.  The case interior lined in a dark russett velour.   The bottom of the case marked "-L.H.-, Smith, 108, E", in four lines which is the maker's name, the serial number, and E for engraved.  This is truly an attractive piece with the engraving, nickel plating, the high polish charcoal "blue" blue accents, and the ivory grips. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/4 scale French Model 1786 Marine flintlock pistol by an unknown maker.  4" long overall with a 2 1/4" smoothbore barrel of .15 caliber.  Steel parts are finished in the white.  The brass parts with a mice smooth mellow aged patina.  The top rear of the barrel marked with the letters MB.  I don't know who this might be, but it's not Mike Barrett.  One piece walnut stock.  The piece is functional, but the hammer barely catches at cock and the hammer spring is very weak.  Very well made from all external appearances. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!    This is a nice 2/5 scale Ames percussion cutlass pistol, maker unknown.  Brass frame, fire blue hammer, barrel, and blade.  The left side of the frame marked C. Elgin, Patent in two lines.  The right side of the blade marked N.P. Ames, Cutler in two lines.  The barrel is 1 9/16" long.  the blade is 4" long from the front of the triggerguard to the tip.  Overall length 6 3/16".  Includes a decent walnut casing with blue foam lining.  A really nice piece. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale percussion spur trigger screw off barrel derringer made by D. Cash.  2 1/2" long overall with a 1 1/32" smoothbore barrel of .154 caliber.  One piece brass frame and gripstraps.  The steel barrel, trigger, grip screw, and nipple are blued.  The steel hammer with checkered hammer spur is finished in the white.  The bottom of the barrel marked D. Cash 11.  The bottom front of the frame marked 11.  Two piece straight grained varnished walnut grips with brass screw escutcheons.  Fully functional with half and full cock.  Near mint as made except the grips showing some flaking of the varnish.  Complete with a hinged top wood casing and a garter belt with cheap holster.  I have never heard of Mr. Cash so if anyone has any info on him I'd appreciate you letting me know.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army "Sheriff's Model" revolver model of 1873 with 3" barrel.  Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier six Shooter".  3 7/8" long overall with a 1 5/16" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy and so stamped on the bottom of the barrel.  Nickel finish.  Beautiful highly figured elephant ivory grips with outstanding grain!  The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 1845, is stamped on the frame and triggerguard.  845 is stamped into the backstrap.  45 is stamped into the loading gate.  Checkered hammer spur.  Black powder frame with no ejector rod or housing.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  Mint condition.  Cased in a nice hinged top black leather pipe type casing, French fit, with a dark forest green suede cloth lining.  Gorgeous! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a very early miniature muzzle loading British howitzer made by master miniature maker Stanley Blashak of Pennsylvania (1915 - 2001).  10 3/4" long overall and 6 3/4" wide.  The wheels are 4 3/16" in diameter.  3 7/8" long with a muzzle diameter of 1.375" and a bore of .750.  The barrel is bored through to the touch hole, so this cannon will shoot.  The carriage is American black walnut with brass furniture.  The barrel is bronze.  Accessories include a ramrod and a swab.  Superb workmanship and attention to detail as you would expect from anything that Stanley made.  Formerly in the Paul and Mary Kopsch collection.  This is one of only two miniature cannons that Stanley ever made. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  Note Smokeless Powder Frame!  This is a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army "Sheriff's Model" revolver model of 1873 with 3" barrel.  Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier six Shooter".  3 7/8" long overall with a 1 5/16" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy and so stamped on the bottom of the barrel.  Nickel finish.  Varnished high contrast, nicely figured walnut grips. The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 3034, is stamped on the frame and triggerguard.  034 is stamped into the backstrap.  34 is stamped into the loading gate.  Checkered hammer spur.  Smokeless powder frame with no ejector rod or housing, and spring loaded cylinder pin release.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  Mint condition.  Cased in a black leather pipe type casing, French fit, with brick red cloth lining. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army Revolver Model of 1873 with 4 3/4" barrel.  Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier Six Shooter".  4 5/8" long overall with a 2 3/16" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy. Beautiful elephant ivory grips showing just a little age darkening and a beautiful grain. The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 869, is stamped on the frame, triggerguard, and backstrap. 69 is stamped into the loading gate.  Checkered hammer spur.  Early type blackpowder pinched frame top strap and round "Bullseye" ejector rod button.  Nickel silver front sight.  Charcoal blue and case colored finish, the case colors really bright and vibrant.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  Mint condition.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This a the 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army Revolver Model of 1873 with 7 1/2" barrel.  Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier six Shooter".  6" long overall with a 3 9/16" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy. Varnished highly figured walnut grips. The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 85456, is stamped on the frame, triggerguard, cylinder, and backstrap. 56 is stamped into the loading gate.   Blue and case colored finish, the case colors really nice and vibrant.  Checkered hammer spur, early blackpowder pinched frame topstrap, bullseye ejector rod button.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  There is a small ding on the left grip panel, otherwise it is in mint condition.  This piece must have been a special order for someone wanting a miniature to match their original full sized Colt SAA as the normal Uberti serial numbers never went past the mid four digit numbers.  Complete with a nice finger jointed walnut hinged top casing with push button latch made by Wayne Hoosier.  The interior English fit in a medium blue felt.  The interior of the lid has the proper Colt instruction label.  In addition, there are 29 solid brass dummy cartridges with W-W .45 COLT headstamps.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a nice contemporary type mahogany casing.  It was once in the Art Palicki collection.  I do not know exactly what miniature fit this, but it looks to be a 1/3 or 1/4 scale revolver.   Compartments for the revolver, mold, flask, cap tin, etc.  The casing exterior dimensions measure 5 15/16" X 4" X 1 1/4".  The interior is English fit in a hunter green felt.  I do not know who made this, but it looks to have some age on it.  Would be a great candidate to be gutted, relined, and re-compartmented. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a nice contemporary type walnut casing suitable for the Uberti or United States Historical Society 47% scale Colt Dragoon, 1851 Navy, 1860 Army, and 1861 Navy revolvers.  Compartments for the revolver, mold, flask, cap tin, etc.  There is a  compartment that contains some .155 diameter lead balls.  The casing exterior dimisions measure 7 1/4" X 4 5/8" X 1 1/8".  The interior is English fit in a hunter green felt.  The lid interior with a paper label with directions for loading Colt's pistols.  I do not know who made this, but it looks to have some age on it. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a neat 1/3 scale pair of Smith & Wesson handcuffs made by master miniaturist David Kucer of Canada.  About 2 7/8" long overall.  Hand machined from solid steel.  Absolutely fully functional, they even pull through like the original full sized handcuffs.  Finished in the white.  Complete with one key and the original Kucer lift top walnut casing, unlined.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is one of the "Presidential Edition" United States Historical Society 47% scale miniature Colt 1851 Navy revolvers. Beautifully hand engraved with charcoal blue and casecolored finish. Genuine pearl grips with a gold Colt medallion on the left side.  Complete with the original USHS glass top cherry wood casing with light blue felt lining and Colt logo etched into the right front corner of the glass. Factory roll marked barrel address, .36 Cal marked triggerguard, roll stamped cylinder with the Colt naval scene. Typical mint condition. These miniatures were made by Uberti for the USHS under license from Colt in the mid 80's. They were a limited edition of 1500. These are getting more difficult to find. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a great 1/2 scale Elgin percussion pistol cutlass by master miniature maker Ron DeWalt. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a miniature British 9 pounder made by master miniature maker Stanley Blashak (1915 - 2001).  13 1/2" long overall & 9 1/2" wide.  The wheels are 5 1/4" in diameter.   The barrel is 7 1/4" long and measures 1.085 at the muzzle with a .632 bore.  The barrel is bored through to the touch hole, so this cannon will shoot.  The carriage is American black walnut with brass furniture.  The barrel is bronze.  Accessories include a ramrod, a water bucket, a swab, and a coil of rope.  Superb workmanship and attention to detail as you would expect from anything that Stanley made.  I'd put it up against a Furr any day, and it's smaller.  Formerly in the Paul and Mary Kopsch collection.  This is one of only two miniature cannons that Stanley ever made. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Colt number 3 derringer by master miniature maker Daniel E. Osterman of Oregon.  2 7/16" long overall with a 1 1/4" rifled barrel of .190 caliber.  German silver frame and grip strap.  Charcoal blue barrel, barrel pivot screw, and grip screw.  The hammer and trigger finished in the white.  The top of the barrel stamped with the proper COLT marking.  checkered hammer spur.  Dark walnut grips.  The serial number 25 stamped into the bottom breech end of the barrel and only visible when the barrel is opened.  The maker's mark stamped into the bottom of the grip strap.  Complete with the original Osterman tan lift top cardboard box with Osterman top lid label.  The interior bottom French fit in a gray velour.  These are much less common than the Osterman #1 and #2 Colts, and this is the first one I have been able to offer for sale in a couple of years.  There is a flaw in the blueing on the top of the barrel making a thin streak from breech to muzzle, and another on the right side of the barrel at the bottom of the ejector housing.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Remington Elliott single shot "Mississippi" derringer by an unknown maker, but my guess is it was made by Sutherland.  2 1/2" long overall with a 1 1/4" smoothbore barrel of .176 caliber.  The one piece frame-barrel-gripstrap is nickel plated steel.  The hammer and trigger are blued.   The grips while on first glance appeared to be aged ivory are in fact a very light blond maple.  Functional hammer and trigger.  Near mint condition as made except for one tiny place on the backstrap where the nickel has flaked.  Cased in a glass topped puzzle box casing, French fit, and lined in a blue/gray velour.  Included is a steel and brass cleaning/extractor rod.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This piece may or may not be a miniature.  An antique  brass barreled percussion smoothbore single shot pistol.  3 5/16" long overall with a 1 1/4" barrel of .17 caliber.  Brass frame and barrel with a nice mellow aged patina.  The hammer with checkered spur and the trigger finished in the white.  The trigger with an intregal  loop for attaching to a watch chain.  One piece nicely figured walnut grip.  Perfect working order and very nice condition overall.  Complete with a period hinged top casing with faded and tattered red leather exterior.  The interior French fit and lined in a purple felt.  The bottom of the casing marked in gold leaf MISURI FIRENZE.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army Revolver Model of 1873 with 4 3/4" barrel made.  Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier six Shooter".  4 3/4" long overall with a 2 3/16" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy. Beautiful elephant ivory grips showing just a little age patina and a very nice grain on both sides. The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 3124, is stamped on the frame, triggerguard.   124 is stamped into the backstrap.  A. Uberti-Italy stamped on the bottom of the barrel near the ejector rod housing.  Beautiful high polish nickel finish.  What really makes this a striking looking piece is the beautiful fire blue screws and cylinder pin.  Fully functional, but non-firing. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/4 scale French Model 1766 flintlock martial pistol by an unknown maker.  4" long overall with a 2 9/32" smoothbore barrel of .15 caliber.  The steel parts are finished in the white.  The brass parts with a nice mellow aged patina.  The top rear of the barrel marked with the letters MB.  I don't know who this might be, but it's not Mike Barrett.  Straight grain walnut one piece stock.  The piece is functional, but the hammer barely catches to cock, and the hammer spring is very weak.  Great workmanship from what I can see externally. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!   This is a great 1/2 scale Beretta 1931/34 made by master miniature maker Mike Barrett.  3" long overall with a 1 5/8" long barrel.  All the proper markings have been hand engraved by master engraver Roger Sampson.  Finished in the white.  Beautiful highly figured briar wood grips.  100% fully functional.  Complete with a neat antique oak casing that has been fit for this piece.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a great 1/4 scale Thompson Sub-Machine gun, Model of 1921.  This piece was made in Russia (pre miniart) and imported by Wilcoxen Arms Co., which is stamped into the bottom of the trigger guard.  This is basically identical to the 1/4 scale Thompsons made by Miniart in Russia and imported by Imperial Miniature Armory, except for the triggerguard markings and the casing.  8 3/8" long overall with a 3 1/8" finned barrel.  Features a Cutts compensator, vertical pistol grip fore end, windage and elevation adjustable Lyman rear sight, detachable buttstock, and a 100 round "C" drum magazine.  The receiver sides properly marked.  The top of the receiver and the drum marked with the Thompson "bullet" logo.  Fully functional, this piece will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included 21 rounds of solid brass dummy ammunition.  Serial #002.  Varnished walnut stocks, blue metal finish.  Includes the original walnut casing, the interior French fit in green felt.  Mint condition with only some minor handling marks on the case.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a neat 1/3 scale Remington Elliott 5 shot .22 caliber rim fire ring trigger derringer made by master miniature maker David Kucer of Canada.  1 5/8" long overall with a 1" barrel group.  The barrels are indeed rifled!  All steel parts are nickel plated with the exception of the ring trigger which is blued.  Nice two piece mother of pearl grips.  This is a fixed barrel pepperbox with a rotating firing pin similar to the Sharps 4 barrel derringers.  Fully functional of course.  Cased in a neat sterling silver hinged top casing with push button latch.  The interior French fit and lined with a dark red velour.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale Colt double action .38 "Lightning" revolver by master miniature maker David Kucer of Canada.  Serial number 12, and marked on the bottom front of the frame.  3" long overall with a 1 1/2" barrel of .124 caliber.  The frame, loading gate, hammer, and trigger are case colored, with the sides of the hammer and trigger polished and in the white.  the balance of the steel parts nicely blued.  The grips are dark walnut and are extremely finely checkered!  The top of the barrel with the proper two line Colt barrel address.  The left lower front of the frame marked with the proper three patent dates.  The left side of the barrel with an acid etched panel marked COLT D A 38.  The bottom of the barrel marked with the serial number, 12, and the maker's name, D. Kucer.  The Colt Lightning revolvers were one of the most complex revolvers Colt ever made.  I consider this one of Mr. Kucer's finest works! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale Mini Uzi made by Miniart in Moscow, Russia.  100% fully functional.  4 11/16" long with stock folded, 7 7/8" long with stock extended.  The compensated barrel is 2 9/16" long a has a 3mm bore diameter.  Stamped sheet metal construction with black plastic stocks just like the full size Uzis.  The receiver is properly marked on the left side.  Serial # 014.  Includes two magazines.  The three included solid brass dummy cartridges will feed, chamber, extract, and eject when the action is manually cycled.   Also includes a nice black leatherette casing with red velvet lining.   !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a neat 1/2 scale stripper clip with 8 rounds of solid brass dummy ammunition made to fit the 1/2 scale Broom Handle Mauser pistols made by Miniart in Russia.  The stripper clip and the dummy ammo actually worked in the one miniature they were tested in.  Not necessarily guaranteed to work in yours, but it should.  This will look great with your display!  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This is a true Colt Whitneyville/Walker Dragoon made by Uberti in 47% scale. 6 1/2" long overall with a 3 9/16" rifled barrel of .21 caliber.  You will note the long barrel lug like on a Walker, and that the walnut grips curve into the back of the frame on the sides like on a Walker. These are the indications of a Whitneyville/Walker Dragoon. This is because the Whitneyville/Walkers were made from left over Walker parts at the Eli Whitney factory as Colt did not have a factory at the time.  Also known as the "Fluck" dragoon after the man who discovered this variation. This, maybe unique, Uberti miniature is finished in beautiful charcoal blue and case colors and has beautiful varnished walnut grips. The triggerguard and backstrap are silver plated which is quite rare.  The barrel is roll marked with the proper Colt barrel address, the only Uberti dragoon I have ever seen so marked.  The cylinder is roll engraved with the correct Indian and Texas Rangers battle scene. "COLT'S PATENT" is expertly hand engraved on the left side of the frame. The polish and blueing are much nicer that on a normal Uberti miniature, so this may have been made for Aldo or as a special presentation.  It is cased with accessories including the flask, brass mold with blue steel sprue cutter, nipple wrench/screwdriver, cap tin, and cartridge packet. This miniature is cased in a gorgeous burl Elm casing with red felt lined English compartments, miniature Colt key lock (no key), loading instructions interior label, and a round brass escutcheon inlaid in the center top.  Mint condition except for a few very small freckles on the left side of the barrel lug.  A super rare Uberti dragoon with the silver plated triggerguard and backstrap, and the factory Colt barrel address! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale full stock flintlock pistol by an unknown maker, possibly antique.  7 3/8" long overall with a 4 9/16" smoothbore barrel of .25 caliber.  Steel barrel, lock assembly, and trigger.  Brass furniture.   Modestly engraved lockplate and triggerguard.  Roller frizzen.  The steel parts are a smooth gray/brown patina.  The brass with a nice aged patina.  Missing the hammer top jaw and top jaw screw.  Priced accordingly.  Easily a $1,000.00 pistol with properly made replacement parts. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/5 scale Colt 1911 A-1 made of solid 14K yellow gold by master jeweler Alex Baez of Los Angeles, Ca.  All parts are solid 14K gold with the exception of the grips which are mother of pearl, the brass grip screws, the steel springs, and the solid brass dummy cartridges.  1 23/32" long overall with a 23/32" barrel.  The left side of the slide properly marked by Herschel Kopp.  The bottom of the magazine marked 14K.  The sides of the frame and slide are polished with the top and bottom being a matt finish.  Fully functional, this miniature will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included six solid brass dummy cartridges.  Complete with the original Baez sterling silver hinged top casing with push button latch.  The interior lined in green felt. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  !!!!!Note Smokeless Powder Frame!!!!! This a the 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army Revolver Model of 1873 with 7 1/2" barrel.  Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier six Shooter".  6" long overall with a 3 9/16" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy. Varnished one piece walnut grips. The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 3001, is stamped on the frame and triggerguard.  001 is stamped into the bottom of the backstrap.   Blue and case colored finish.  Checkered hammer spur.   This is the later smokeless powder frame version that came out at the very end of Uberti's production.  It has the later type topstrap sight notch, the oval ejector rod button, and the spring loaded plunger to release the cylinder pin.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  Mint new condition.  Complete with a nice walnut hinged top casing with magnetic latch.  The top Carved with the Colt logo in an oval.  The interior English fit in a brick red suede.  The interior of the lid has the proper Colt instruction label.  In addition, there are 29 dummy cartridges with brass cases and aluminum bullets.  The bases of the cartridges with the W-W .45 COLT headstamps.  Also included is a nice machined yellow brass three piece oiler.  These smokeless frame Uberti Colt SAA's are truly scarce and are seldom seen for sale. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a miniature deep sea divers helmet I believe to be in 1/3 scale.  7 1/8" tall X 7 5/8" wide X 7 1/8 deep.  The head part about 4 3/4" in diameter.  The base helmet is made of heavy sheet copper.  The fittings are heavy cast brass.  The front and side view ports have glass lenses.  The top view port is missing the lens and the threaded retainer ring.  Really nice condition with no dents to the copper.  Both the copper and brass with a pleasing aged patina.  I know, it's not a weapon, but I thought it was really cool and that someone out there would like to own it.  It looks good sitting on the shelf in my office and makes a great decorator piece. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a miniature ivory stocked crossbow made by master miniature maker Alan Bilbow.  The bow length is 2", overall stock length is 2 1/8".  Ivory stock with scrimshaw ornamentation including Alan's AB in a shield maker's mark on the bottom.  Blue steel bow, trigger, string catch, and pins.  Ebony cocking arm.  Includes two steel tipped wood bolts that will shoot!  Complete with the original gold and black clamshell casing.     !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! !!!!!Note scarce smokless powder frame!!!!! This a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army Revolver Model of 1873 with 4 3/4" barrel.  Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier Six Shooter".  4 5/8" long overall with a 2 3/16" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy. Beautiful highly figured walnut grips with nice contrast and a beautiful grain. The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame. The serial number, 3211, is stamped on the frame and triggerguard.  211 is stamped into the backstrap.  11 is stamped into the loading gate.  Checkered hammer spur.   Later type smokeless powder frame with spring loaded cylinder pin release and oval ejector rod housing.  Nickel silver front sight.  Blue and case colored finish, the case colors really bright and vibrant.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  Mint condition except for a very small nick at the bottom of the right grip.  Complete with a walnut hinged top casing with magnetic latches.  The interior English fit in a medium hunter green felt.  Accessories include the Colt instructions lid label, 18 dummy cartridges with W - W .45 COLT headstamps, and a three piece brass oiler.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!