A World War I–era Colt Model 1911 manufactured in 1914, heavily worn but mechanically sound, offering strong historical value as a shooter-grade early U.S. Army service pistol.

A 1965 pre-warning Ruger 10/22 with a rare three-digit serial number. Early production example in Very Good Plus condition with a bright bore and original finish.

A 1905 Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine chambered in .44 WCF with a factory 16-inch barrel confirmed by a Cody Firearms Museum record. This example shows honest wear, retains original finish, and represents a scarce short-barreled configuration of Browning’s iconic lever-action design.

A Winchester Model 1886 Deluxe Takedown rifle manufactured in 1900, featuring a 22-inch Extra Light round barrel in .45-70 Government. With original finish, deluxe checkered walnut stocks, and period special-order features, this rifle represents a highly collectible John Browning lever-action design.

A late-production International Harvester M1 Garand built on a Harrington & Richardson receiver with a correct April 1955 LMR barrel. A scarce HRA/IHC contract rifle representing the final phase of IHC Garand production, offered in Very Good Plus condition.

A scarce Colt 357 “Three Fifty-Seven” revolver from 1961 with a 6 inch barrel, bright bore, excellent mechanics, and strong finish. A fine collectible Colt from the early magnum era.

1958 Winchester Model 61 smoothbore — a rare .22 shot takedown pump with a bright bore and strong mechanics. Fine condition with vintage box (not original).

CMP Rack Grade Ithaca 1911-A1 (Colt Slide) in .45 ACP — WWII-era service pistol with chrome-lined barrel, bright bore, and CMP certificate.

1912 Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket (.25 ACP) — custom engraved with stingray grips and gold-toned finish. High-condition early Colt pocket pistol.

1965 Browning Sako High Power Safari Grade — .243 Winchester bolt-action rifle with 22” barrel, bright bore, and select walnut stock. Fine Finnish-made classic.