SUMMER COLLECTOR'S AUCTION

Model 1902 U.S. Officer’s sword with a fancy etched blade maker’s marked the M.C. Lilley Company. The blade is fine to excellent.

1902 U.S. Officer’s sword with scabbard in very good condition with a Gaunt marked etched blade that is near fine. The sword dates to abo

U.S. Naval Officer’s sword with Conqueror trademarks (N.S. Meyer & Co.) in fine to nearly excellent condition about 1910-1930’s.

Flintlock mid-eastern camel gun, large caliber, 46-1/2” octagon barrel, full stock, lockplate dated 1807, un-cleaned condition with light

Half stocked percussion plains rifle, .38 cal., 33” octagon barrel, Golcher lock, double set triggers, in un-cleaned out-of-the-attic cond

D guard Mid-19th century cuttless with crudely forged and broken (Repaired) blade. The wood grip copper wire with leather spacers. Thick guard also

Unusual Civil War Cavalry Officer’s variant sword marked “W.H. Horstman and Sons of Philadelphia” in etching on the blade

Large tin canteen of Civil War era with leather straps and cork stopper on chain. Measures 8 ½” across the center. Many dents and

Lot of Asian porcelain: one set consisting of 6 tea cups and 7 small hand painted saucers measuring about 5 1/2" in diameter, showing a man ...

A small cranberry cut glass mug from Monmouth, Illinois dated 1906, and a small hand painted Japanese porcelain bud vase. The mug is 2 3/4"...