country sporting sale

A Harkila Arnsdale shooting suit, jacket Size euro 54, trousers Size euro 56, Goretex.

Sold for £130

A Ridgeline Monsoon smock Size XL

Sold for £85

A hazel shafted walking stick with tup horn handle, overall height 148 cm

Estimated: £20 - £30

A hazel shafted walking stick with honeysuckle twist topped with a red stag antler handle, overall height 135 cm

Sold for £20

A hazel shafted walking stick with red stag antler handle, overall height 158 cm

Sold for £32

A hazel shafted walking stick with tup horn handle, overall height 156 cm

Sold for £30

A hazel shafted walking stick with tup horn handle, overall height 150 cm

Estimated: £20 - £30

Three walking sticks, the first with hazel shafted brass handle, 94 cm, another with carved twisted shaft 94 cm and one with hazel shaft and amber handle 96 cm

Estimated: £30 - £50

Two hazel shafted walking sticks, first with inset compass on stag antler handle, overall height 122 cm, and another with antler handle 112 cm

Estimated: £20 - £30

Two hazel shafted walking sticks, first with antler handle 101 cm and a brass handle stick,99 cm

Estimated: £20 - £30

Two hazel shafted walking sticks, first with antler handle 114 cm, the second with antler handle and inset compass, 115 cm.

Estimated: £20 - £30

Two hazel shafted walking sticks, first with red stag antler handle 115 cm, the second with brass handle 99 cm.

Estimated: £20 - £30

Two antique Damascus musket barrels, 25" and 36".

Sold for £35

A Lee reloading press.

Sold for £25

Three pieces of vintage reloading equipment, to include roll turnover machines and capper de capper

Sold for £15

A 12 bore roll turnover machine together with two pincer bullet moulds and four wad punches, 20 bore, 410 etc.

Sold for £50

A wooden storage box, compartmented for black powder containers, together with a hand clay pigeon thrower, a musical singing deer and a box of various leather belts, camp straps etc.

Sold for £25

A wooden and brass cornered rifle case, opening to a green baize lined fitted interior with space for a take down rifle and hand gun. Overall length 74 cm, width 22 cm, height 8 cm

Sold for £35

A copper powder flask with embossed hanging game scene, overall length 18 cm

Sold for £20

A Firearm alloy flight case, height 39 cm, length 95 cm, depth 15 cm, with key.

Sold for £20

A leatherette shotgun motor case opening to a brown interior with stitched Browning label to lid, with space for 30" barrels.

Estimated: £20 - £30

A canvas and leather shotgun motor case, opening to a baize lined fitted interior with space for 30" side by side barrels and containing various cleaning rods etc and a letter from Chaplin Gunmakers Ltd Winchester.

Sold for £15

Two Remington 700 short action stocks, the first wooden and fitted with a bipod, the second synthetic and with magazine.

Sold for £32

Jack Pyke a leather cartridge bag, new in wrapper with original box.

Sold for £48

Two bipods, to include a Harris 1A2 Ultralite, 8-12", together with a similar device

Sold for £45

Two shotgun cartridge field boxes, to include a MTM Case-Gard shot shell choke tube case and a Plano box

Sold for £42

A Doctor 8-25 x 50 telescopic sight (scope), with Duplex cross hair reticle, comes with box, instructions etc

Estimated: £200 - £300

A Brady leather shotgun motor case, opening to a maroon baize lined interior containing two John Dickson & Son 12 bore snap caps with space for 28" barrels.

Sold for £140

A mahogany shotgun case opening to a green baize lined fitted interior, with space for 27" barrels.

Sold for £15

An Airsoft Texas Star target, overall height 42 cm.

Sold for £10

A quantity of RCBS reloading equipment, to include a Five Stations shell plate No. 3, Trim Pro shell holder No. 16 etc.

Estimated: £20 - £30

A Deben Pro bench rest

Sold for £20

A John Chapman & Co Cumbria leather shotgun slip and a canvas and fleece lined shotgun slip, 122 cm

Sold for £28

A box of Gunsmith parts to include parts of an Egerton-Chubb 12, 16 and 20 multi gauge for measuring shotgun barrels, together with various foreends, hammers and pair of George Smith shotgun lops marked internally J Stanton.

Sold for £65

A figured walnut gunstock blank, stamped to end McPhersons Stores Inverness R, length 48 cm

Estimated: £100 - £150

A leather shotgun motor case opening to a green baize lined fitted interior with reproduction trade label James MacNaughton & Sons Edinburgh, with space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £20

S R Jeffrey & Son Guildford, a canvas and leather trimmed gun case, probably for a small bore gun opening to a green baize lined interior, suitable for 26" barrels with trade label to the lid S.R. Jeffrey & Son Ltd, 137 High Street and Tonsgate Guildford Phone 373, marked to the exterior G.J.B.S.

Sold for £45

Seven rifle cleaning rods, various lengths etc.

Sold for £10

A bundle of twelve wooden shotgun cleaning rods

Sold for £48

A large mahogany case thought to be a gun case, opening to a black lined fitted interior, suitable for 40" barrels.

Sold for £65

Two horn powder flasks, the paler one marked John Buggins, overall length 30", the darker flask +/- 32 cm

Sold for £30

Two copper hunting horns, 43 cm each, 7 cm at bell end.

Sold for £30

A boxed Trail camera

Sold for £22

Modern Sporting Gunnery by Henry Sharp, a Manual of Practical Information for Shooters of Today, published by Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co 1906 London

Sold for £32

A Lee Loadall 2, together with two bags of 12 bore fibre wads and a bag marked No. 6 lead shot 10 kg.

Sold for £40

A Brady leather and canvas cartridge bag, marked to rear 50 and a similar vintage cartridge bag.

Sold for £40

A vintage leather cartridge bag, marked to exterior Registered Design No. 364387 and initialled HK.

Estimated: £30 - £50

A leather shotgun slip +/- 125 cm, together with an A Finlay hand crafted leather cartridge belt.

Sold for £65

A Lee safety powder scale, together with an electronic scale.

Sold for £18

A quantity of waxed wads.

Sold for £10

A Sykes Patent copper powder flak and a leather shot flask.

Sold for £28

A Tramper Off Road mobility scooter, with trailer.

Sold for £2900

Two vintage leather cartridge bags, one marked to rear 50.

Sold for £32

Three leather pistol holsters for Webley, Walther P38 and Luger, the Luger holster stamped Sattler Jnnung Hanover.

Sold for £260

Three leather pistol holsters, together with a leather machine gun magazine holster, possibly for a Brenn gun.

Sold for £65

Four leather pistol holsters, possibly for Webley & Walther pistols.

Sold for £42

A quantity of flintlock and percussion lock, hammers etc, to include a pair of percussion locks signed Manton with various ramrod worms, cleaning attachments, shell cases etc.

Sold for £120

Two leather ammunition belts, one belt buckle marked with a German eagle and emblem, circa World War II, marked Gottmituns (God With Us), together with a leather holster dated 1943 again with German marks, belt also marked Gobridder Sparfeld dated 1943.

Sold for £220

Two World War II belts with holsters, trenching tool and Enfield spike bayonet, some pieces dated 1943.

Sold for £60

A wooden shotgun case with brass handle, length 87 cm.

Sold for £40

A.W. Gamage London a canvas and leather shotgun motor case, opening to a red baize lined interior with space for 30" barrels, with trade label to lid AW Gamage Ltd Holbourn London EC, together with another canvas and leather trimmed case with blue fitted interior with space for 30" barrels (AF).

Estimated: £20 - £30

Three shotgun motor cases with fitted interiors (AF).

Sold for £20

Charles Boswell London a leather brass cornered shotgun motor case opening to a maroon baize lined interior, with trade label to lid Charles Boswell Practical Gunmaker 126 Strand, London WC winner of forty cups open to all England, with space for 30" barrels (AF)

Sold for £18

Army & Navy a canvas and leather trimmed rifle case, marked to lid Argour, opening to a green baize lined interior with trade label Army & Navy with further label stuck over top Mannlicher Schonauer.

Sold for £40

Taxidermy - A Harrods ladies mink fur coat, with label to the interior Grosvenor Canada exclusive to Harrods, along with another Blackglama Great Lakes Mink Association. Armpit to armpit 47 cm, length 109 cm, together with a similar mink fur hat.

Sold for £60

Taxidermy - A Doleschel Grulich Edwardian long eared owl diorama, with watercolour and plaster background. Signed to bottom right and with a faux wooden case. Case 60 x 51 cm.

Sold for £280

Taxidermy - Fox mask mounted on an oak shield, initialled S.B.H. October 1927, marked to rear A014 (AF).

Sold for £35

Taxidermy - N A Slater Taxidermy a Ptarmigan in an oak wall hanging case with watercolour background and naturalistic setting, the case height 45 cm, width 40 cm, depth 23 cm, with trade label to rear N A Slater Taxidermy 95 Milne Row Road Shaw Lancashire dated July 1992.

Sold for £70

Taxidermy - A Jay mounted on a log, height 22 cm.

Sold for £30

Taxidermy - Six red stag antlers, suitable for stick making.

Sold for £32

Taxidermy - Five red stag antlers, suitable for stick making.

Sold for £32

Taxidermy - Seven red stag antlers, suitable for stick making, to include a malformed pair and another partially formed and in velvet.

Sold for £38

Taxidermy - A pair of thirteen point red stag antlers.

Sold for £42

Taxidermy - Seven point Sika stag skull together with a pair of Fallow antlers on skull plaque marked to the rear Baggots November '71 Staffs and a pair of Red Stag antlers.

Sold for £32

Taxidermy - A pair of malform red stag antlers,partially in velvet on quarter skull, together with a pair of seven point red stag antlers on half skull.

Sold for £28

Taxidermy - Three pairs of Sika stag antlers.

Sold for £35

Taxidermy - Six sets of Roe Deer antlers, to include a pair of six point antlers and a pair of Red Stag points.

Sold for £32

Taxidermy - Three pairs of Six point Roe Buck antlers mounted on half and quarter skulls.

Sold for £25

Taxidermy - Three sets of malformed Roe Buck antlers on half and quarter skulls.

Sold for £20

Taxidermy - A Pike in naturalistic setting with reeds, gravel etc, the case height 47.5 cm, width 93 cm, depth 17 cm.

Sold for £60

Taxidermy - An Army & Navy mink ladies coat, armpit to armpit 49 cm, length 66 cm.

Sold for £45

Taxidermy - A skin coat, possibly pony, armpit to armpit +/- 50 cm, length 91 cm.

Estimated: £30 - £50

A Victorian/Edwardian Rusa or Red Stag with seven point antlers and glass eyes.

Sold for £42

Taxidermy - A pair of Rams horns, suitable for stick making, one marked 337

Sold for £28

Taxidermy - A pair and two single tup horns, suitable for stick making.

Sold for £15

Taxidermy - Macleay of Inverness, a pair of brown trout in naturalistic setting, set in a three sided glazed ebonised case with Taxidermist to the bottom right-hand corner Macleay Taxidermist Inverness, the case height 45.5 cm, width 65 cm, depth 14 cm.

Sold for £150

Taxidermy - P.D. Malloch of Perth, a Ferox Trout with attached label to top right-hand side P.D. Malloch Naturalist Perth and to the bottom left 7 1/2lb trout (Ferox Loch Ericht July 1915. The fish measuring 67 cm, frame 38 x 81 cm (AF).

Sold for £90

Taxidermy - A set of ten point Red Stag antlers on quarter skull.

Sold for £35

Taxidermy - A Pine Grosbeak (Pinicola Enucleator) by world renowned taxidermist Carl Church, Pickering North Yorkshire, captive bred with closed ring No. 864 IOA06 J in a five sided glazed oak case. Height 36 cm, width 30 cm, depth 19.5 cm.

Sold for £260

Taxidermy - A brown trout mounted on an oak shield, marked Loch Rannoch 10 lbs 8 oz, mounted by Tony Armitstead, signed to rear and dated 1974 and with label A.J. Armitstead Taxidermy Studio 5 Buckton's Yard Darlington. The fish measuring 29" long, board length 82 cm, height 86 cm.

Estimated: £300 - £400

Taxidermy - A collection of six skulls, to include Maribou, Stork, Guillemot and Nutria (Coypu).

Sold for £75

Taxidermy - A Victorian entomology display cabinet containing thirty specimen drawers of various beetle and weevil specimens, forest caterpillar hunter (Sycophanta) Histeridae, Longhorn Beetles (Cerambycidae), Stag Beetles (Lucanidae) etc, height 117 cm, width 115 cm, depth 49 cm. With label to rear EG Neal Esq, Flat 1 Rendcomb Nr Cirencester Gloucestershire.

Sold for £550

Taxidermy - A Victorian painted pine box filled with The Coleopterist Magazine and the Entomologists Monthly Magazine with seven Entomology display cabinets.

Sold for £160

Taxidermy - Van Ingen and Van Ingen Mysore, a Leopard head mounted on an oversized ebonised shield, marked to front Van Ingen 1939, the shield length +/- 67 cm, the Leopard protruding from the shield +/- 32 cm. With impressed Van Ingen Mysore stamp to the rear and also marked in pencil 20423.

Sold for £3400

Taxidermy - Three sets of Red Stag antlers on quarter skulls, the largest ten points.

Sold for £35

Taxidermy - Robert Duncan of Newcastle Upon Tyne, a cased black grouse (black cock) signed to the upper right-hand side R Duncan 1911, case measuring 48 cm, width 48 cm, depth 22 cm.

Sold for £260

Taxidermy - A framed section of snakeskin, with hand written label "Skin of the snake that killed Captain Anderson on his 1856 South American Expedition", snakeskin measuring 23 x 45 cm, framed.

Sold for £170

Taxidermy - An American lake trout, mounted on a pine plaque with attached label "Lake Trout Weight 15 lbs 9 oz, length 36" Lake Simco 1986". NOTE: Lake Simco is north of Toronto Canada (AF)

Sold for £60

Taxidermy - A cased pair of Victorian red grouse, set in a naturalistic setting, mosses and lichen. Case with Smiths Depository Sunderland label to rear. Height 36 cm, width 73 cm, depth 14 cm.

Sold for £110

Taxidermy - Four sets of Roe buck antlers.

Sold for £28