SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1911 .45

Springfield Armory Model 1819 flintlock musket converted to percussion caps. The .69 caliber barrel has been shorten to 36-3/4†from its original 37-1/2â€, exterior has been worn/rusted away to

This kit comes in the original two-piece cardboard box and includes everything you need to turn a Colt Model 1911 .45 or .38 Super into a .22LR.

Lot of nine including box of 20 (16) .25-36 Marlin; plus box of 20 Savage .250-3000; plus box 20 Model 1911 .45 Caliber, Army Lot No. 26 of 1917; plus box of 50 Colt .45 Blanks; plus box of 50 Colt .4

Description: This kit comes in the original two-piece cardboard box and includes everything you need to turn a Colt Model 1911 .45 or .38 Super into a .22LR. History: Made in 1940. Provenance: N/A Dim

Serial number 18364. 18 inches (including sheath)

MODEL 1872 CALVARY OFFICER SWORD: Springfield Armory, with scabbard.

U.S. Model 1887 knife mfg by Springfield Armory limited to 1056 produced, engraved panel at the 12" drop point blade, grooved wood handle, leather and brass scabbard marked "Watervliet Arsenal" (U.S.

US SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1808 Flintlock Infantry Musket: Marked on Lockplate with Eagle, Springfield, Script US & 1809. P, v and Eagle Proof Marks. 45" Barrel, Ramrod Present, 69 Cal. Very Good Condition,

Model 1840 Contract Musket by Lemuel Pomeroy, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, c. 1844. 42 in., .71 caliber round barrel marked at the breech 'U.S./JCB/P' ('JCB' is the mark of Springfield Armory arms inspe

WWI Cavalry Saber with scabbard, Model 1913, commonly referred to as the "Patton Saber", basket shaped hilt mounting straight double edge blade, Springfield Armory hallmark at base of blade, stamped "

A Springfield M1902 U.S. Army Officer's sword with scabbard, having a 32in etched blade marked by Springfield Armory, Springfield Mass. U.S.A., steel hilt, and carved horn grip. With scabbard. | Local

Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor percussion-fire musket stamped US Model 1873 serial number #37728, 45 caliber, 36 in barrrel, 52 in long.

(lot of 4) U.S. Socket Bayonets: (1) Model 1816, marked US over TA (Springfield Armory, Timothy Allen maker); (1) believed to be Model 1819 with U.S. mark, pitting; (1) Model 1855 with 3" so

US Model 1864 Springfield Trapdoor breech-loading musket, percussion fire, 45 caliber (no serial number - many of the 1866 trapdoors were issued without the SN). Trapdoor stamped 1866 with inspector m

.45-70 calibers, serial numbers 300119? and 44821?, both with "Eagles" and "U.S. Springfield" on lock plates, "U.S. MODEL 1884" on breech blocks, "VP" over "Eagles Heads" to left sides of 32-5/8 in. b

A 1939 Steinway Model P console piano. Walnut construction in Art Deco style with reeded front legs. Serial # 293081, 1938. Old finish with some losses and surface craquelure. 57 x 25 x 45" high. ESTI

Osvaldo Borsani (1911-1985) Pair of stools Varnished walnut and fabric Model created circa 1950 H 62 × L 48 × W 45,5 cm

Including some scarce types, all Rustless with five boxes of 20 cartridges, including .45-70 (Trapdoor Springfield cartridges), 6" long; plus .348 High Velocity, for Winchester Model 71, 6 1/2" long;

CIVIL WAR U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1864 MUSKET ; STAMPED 1864 ; WITH SPRINGFIELD EAGLE ; - 55 1/2" LONG

Springfield Model 1795 Type IV Musket with State of New York Markings, Springfield, Massachusetts, c. 1814. 44 1/2 in., .71 caliber round barrel the left side of the breech marked 'P' eagle head 'V' o

Description - Alvar Aalto Artek model 45 dining chairs, 6. Dimensions - 31" x 24" x 22"

US Springfield Model 1816 percussion conversion musket. Converted lockplate dated 1838. Proofed barrel dated 1838. Trigger guard stamped SD.Cartouche to left flat. Buttplate marked US. Caliber / Gauge

Alvar Aalto (1898-1976) Set of Four Armchairs, model 45, c. 1970 Artek, Finland beech, cane H 31 x W 24 x D 21 inches This lot is located in Chicago.

US Springfield Armory Officer's sword en suite with a military appointment: the sword with a wrapped shagreen handle and a wing swept eagle guard blade 31"l, overall 37"l; en suite with a military app