country sporting sale

A yellow clay pigeon trap, with selection of clays.

Sold for £24

Box containing a shotgun stock, various turn screws, chamber brush handle, cleaning attachments, rear peep sight etc.

Sold for £70

A leather cartridge bag initialled KASS, with inscription to the interior October 1953 Major KA Seth Smith, Chesterwood Grange, Haydon Bridge, Hexham, Northumberland.

Sold for £55

A Payne Galwey warranted pigskin cartridge bag, stamped 50, together with a vintage game bag.

Sold for £40

A box of shotgun foreends, recoil pads etc, to include Beretta, Lanber.

Sold for £15

A leather cartridge bag, stamped to the rear 100 English Make, together with two cartridge belts.

Sold for £18

A canvas and leather trimmed cartridge bag, made by Quality Gun Slips, together with a similar cartridge belt.

Sold for £20

A box containing a Z-Aim Pro Stalker Big Five sling, various hand warmers, ear defenders, lamp, cartridge belts, scope, Titan high performance main spring etc.

Sold for £26

Six sets of Millett scope rings, mounts etc to fit various rifles to include Brno ZKK600 series, Ruger 77/22, 98 Mauser etc.

Sold for £60

Six sets of scope rings, mounts for various rifles, to include Brno ZKK 600 Series etc.

Sold for £40

A collection of scope mounts, rings etc, for Remington, CZ, Browning etc.

Sold for £40

Six sets of scope rings, mounts suitable for Tikka, Brno ZKK 600 Series etc.

Sold for £35

Six shot and powder flasks.

Sold for £45

Two powder flasks, the first by James Dixon & Sons Sheffield with a beaded body, stamped both sides with a registered design lozenge and a G & J.W. Hawksley flask with hunter and dog. 21 and 18 cm.

Sold for £65

A Double ended leg of mutton gun case, canvas and leather, 79 cm.

Sold for £10

W.W. Greener a canvas and leather trimmed shotgun motor case, for a 410 shotgun, opening to a green baize lined interior with makers label to the lid. W. Green Gun Rifle and Ammunition Maker, 68 Haymarket, London SW.

Sold for £40

A set of Teague precision chokes, suitable for a Browning or Miroku shotgun, two quarter chokes, half and three quarter.

Sold for £50

Four shotgun and rifle slips.

Sold for £12

Four shotgun slips.

Sold for £18

* W Richards Liverpool, a leather and brass cornered shotgun motor case with various labels to the top. British Railway Newton Stewart to W Richards etc, opening to a red baize lined interior with trade label to lid W Richards, Gun & Rifle Manufacture, Manchester Buildings, 1 Tithebarn Street, Liverpool. With space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £85

* Cogswell & Harrison, a leather shotgun motor case, marked to the lock VR and unusually with the handle to the rear, opening to a green baize lined interior with trade label, Cogswell & Harrison Ltd, Gun and Rifle Makers, 168 Piccadilly and 94 Queen Street, Exeter and 26 Avenue de l'opera, Paris. With space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £50

* Manton & Company a leather shotgun motor case, opening to a maroon baize lined interior with trade label to the lid, Manton & Company Gun and Rifle and Pistol Manufacturers, 13 Old Court House Street, Calcutta, with oil bottle, snap caps etc, with space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £100

* C.B. Vaughan a leather shotgun motor case, opening to a green baize lined interior with trade label to the lid C.B. Vaughan Guns Ltd, 33 Bedford Street, London and a further label similar, with space for 28" barrels.

Sold for £55

* T Hepplestone, Manchester, a leather shotgun motor case, marked to the top John A Porritt, The Cliffe, Stubbins, opening to a green baize lined interior with trade label to the lid T Hepplestone, Gun and Rifle and Pistol Manufacturer, Manchester. With space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £130

* Linsley Brothers, Leeds and Bradford, a leather and brass cornered shotgun motor case, opening to a green baize lined interior with trade label to the lid Linsley Brothers Practical Gunmakers, Leeds and Bradford,with space for 31" barrels.

Sold for £100

* Joseph Lang & Sons, a leather shotgun motor case with brass lozenge to the lid, marked G.W. Penson Esq, opening to a red baize lined interior with trade label to the lid Joseph Lang & Sons, Gun Rifle and Pistol Manufacturers, 22 Cockspur Street, London, with space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £120

* Holland and Holland, a leather shotgun motor case, opening to a blue and green baize lined interior with trade label to the lid Holland and Holland, Gun and Rifle Manufacturers, 98 New Bond Street, London, with space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £70

* Two shotgun motor cases, the first canvas opening to a green baize lined interior with trade label to the inside for William Rochester Pape, Newcastle Upon Tyne, and a leather case, opening to a green baize lined interior with space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £30

* Two leather shotgun motor cases, the first opening to a maroon baize lined interior, with space for 30" barrels, the second with space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £40

* Two shotgun motor cases, the first canvas and leather trimmed opening to a green baize lined interior, with space for 30" barrels, the second leather wrapped round an oak and pine frame, with space for 30" barrels.

Not Sold

* Two shotgun motor cases, the first leather with brass corners, opening to a red baize lined interior, with space for 30" barrels, the second canvas opening to an orange and maroon baize lined interior, with space for 30" barrels.

Not Sold

* A canvas shotgun motor case, opening to a green baize lined interior, with space for 28" barrels, together with an oak case with brass handle and open interior. Length 26".

Not Sold

* Edward Paton & Son, a leather, oak and brass cornered shotgun motor case, opening to a red baize lined interior, with trade label to the lid, Edward Paton & Son, Gun and Rifle Manufacturer, 108 Mount Street, Grosvenor Square, London and 44 George Street, Perth, with space for 29" barrels.

Sold for £85

* Holland and Holland, a leather shotgun motor case, marked to the top V Hodgson, Lopchu Tea Company, Darjeeling. Opening to a maroon baize lined interior with trade label Holland and Holland, Gun and Rifle Manufacturers, 98 New Bond Street, London and a further label Hammerless Gun No. 26780, with space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £70

* Ten + small bore and rifle cleaning rods.

Sold for £35

* Ten shotgun cleaning rods, various styles and lengths.

Sold for £60

* Twelve shotgun cleaning rods.

Sold for £60

* A pine six drawer cabinet, filled with gunsmithing parts, triggers, extractors, springs, hammers, engraved screws etc. Height 35 cm, width 30 cm depth 28 cm.

Sold for £120

* A set of four drawers, containing gunsmithing parts, trigger guards, triggers, open sights etc.

Sold for £170

* A set of four drawers, containing various gunsmithing parts, to include air gun parts, rifle magazines, open sights, fore ends, top levers etc.

Sold for £200

* A set of four crocodile skin effect drawers, containing gunsmithing parts, to include top levers, springs, ovals, safety catches etc.

Sold for £110

* A set of four drawers containing gunsmithing parts, to include Rotary under levers, trigger guards, extractors, fore end irons etc.

Sold for £50

* A set of four drawers containing various butt pads, FN, Browning, Baikal, Marlin, Sakko, AYA and various pistol grips etc.

Sold for £90

* A Collection of scope mounts, rings etc.

Sold for £65

* A box containing a collection of gunsmithing parts, to include hammers, trigger guards, springs etc.

Sold for £85

* A box of shotgun chokes, to include Browning, Invicta, Beretta, Winchester etc.

Sold for £55

* A large calibre Damascus steel muzzle loading barrel. Length 124 cm (bent).

Sold for £80

* A box of shotgun fore ends, over/under, semi auto, side by side etc.

Sold for £22

* A leather and canvas cartridge bag, stamped 50 and to the rear Registered Design No. 42879, together with two cartridge belts.

Sold for £24

* Seven wooden decoys, four plywood geese painted, together with two wooden ducks and a pigeon.

Sold for £50

* A quantity of unnamed shotgun lock plates, some with hammers.

Sold for £30

* A collection of unnamed shotgun lock plates, some with hammers, together with Rotary under levers, triggers etc.

Sold for £20

* Five unnamed pairs of shotgun lock plates, together with a pair of hammers.

Sold for £16

* Fourteen named lock plates, to include Purdey, Adams & Co, Charles Osborne, Mould & Son, Dodson, Enfield etc.

Sold for £28

* Three pairs of shotgun lock plates, E Anson & Co, Charles Lancaster and Frederick Williams.

Sold for £28

* Three pairs of shotgun lock plates, H Clarke, J Green and C.J. Smith.

Sold for £30

* Three pairs of shotgun lock plates, J.W. Ward, George Creighton and an unnamed pair.

Sold for £22

* Four pairs of shotgun lock plates, J Erskine, W.R. Pape, C.H. Smith and an unnamed pair.

Sold for £40

* Three pairs of shotgun lock plates, John Dickson & Son, a pair marked Patent Rebounding Locks and an unnamed pair.

Sold for £55

* Four pairs of shotgun lock plates, Midland Gun Company, W.J. Davies Birmingham, T Newton Manchester and an unnamed pair.

Sold for £55

* Three pairs of shotgun lock plates, Millburn & Son of Brampton, T & W Harrison Carlisle, John Turner and a single lock plate marked J Turner with a paper label attached J Turner Penrith.

Sold for £22

* Three pairs of shotgun lock plates, D.H. Wallas and W Wallas Wigton.

Not Sold

* Wallas Wigton six shotgun lock plates.

Not Sold

* Two pairs of shotgun lock plates, G.P. Graham Cockermouth, William Fisher of Whitehaven and a single G.P. Graham.

Sold for £40

* Eley Minor No. 3 vintage clay pigeon trap.

Sold for £70

* Eley Universal Trap vintage clay pigeon trap.

Sold for £30

* Eclectic Manufacturing Co Ltd a vintage cast iron clay pigeon trap.

Sold for £130

* An Eley Plus No. 5 vintage clay pigeon trap.

Sold for £40

* A Weston White Flyer No. 1 vintage clay pigeon trap. Serial No. N8240 US Patent No. 2328786.

Sold for £30

* Cogswell & Harrison model 1888 clay pigeon trap.

Sold for £170

* Eley Bros The Expert Blue Rock 2 clay pigeon trap.

Sold for £70

* A late 19th century Bogardus type glass ball trap, the predecessor to the clay pigeon trap. Overall length 77 cm.

Sold for £240

* A Rabbit Master clay pigeon trap, together with Eley spare parts, various springs, alloy clay pigeons etc.

Sold for £15

* A box containing a quantity of wad punches.

Sold for £60

* A canvas and leather trimmed cartridge magazine, opening to a segmented interior with trade label to the lid, Gun Department Junior Army & Navy Stores Ltd, York House, Regent Street, London.

Sold for £110

* A leather cartridge magazine, opening to a segmented interior, with trade label to the lid W Richards Liverpool, also at Fishergate Preston.

Sold for £130

* A leather case by repute - used on the grouse moors for lunch, together with a hunting or coaching horn holster.

Sold for £45

* A leather cartridge magazine, with open interior.

Sold for £130

* A shotgun case, with space for 30" barrels with openings at either end.

Sold for £70

* A leather leg of mutton gun case, with space for 30" barrels.

Sold for £50

* A leather leg of mutton gun case, with space for 31" barrels.

Sold for £40

* Two shooting sticks, one wooden and marked with a crescent type letter C. Height 87 cm.

Sold for £75

* A bamboo shooting stick, height when closed 89 cm.

Sold for £22

* A bamboo and Bergere shooting stick, marked to the side B.S.G.D.G. Height when closed 84 cm.

Sold for £28

* A box lot of vintage gun cleaning equipment, empty 8 bore cartridges, alarm mine, air rifle targets, mini CCI clays.

Sold for £120

* A box lot of gunsmithing parts, to include springs, powder flask nozzles, butt pads, also leather straps, shooting glasses, Milbro catapult and a Carlisle & District Gun Club clay shoot sign.

Sold for £75

* A vintage canvas and leather trimmed cartridge bag, together with two game bags.

Sold for £20

* A leather and brass cartridge magazine, marked to the top John Barwell, with trade label to the interior lid William Cartwright, Gunmaker, Norwich.

Sold for £55

* A crocodile skin cartridge magazine, with brass carrying handles, opening to six compartments.

Sold for £220

* Ebrall Bros Gun Manufacturers Shrewsbury, a leather cartridge magazine marked to the top G.A. Onslow, opening to five compartments and with trade label to the lid Ebrall Bros.

Sold for £170

* James Dixon & Son a game carrier/bag initialled C.F.A. Ley. Length 51 cm.

Sold for £90

* I Barker a flintlock pocket pistol, with 1 1/4" screw off barrel. Overall length 15.5 cm.

Sold for £180

* A box containing a large quantity of shotgun cleaning brushes, mops etc. to include two large calibre items.

Sold for £20

* A large quantity of shotgun cleaning brushes, jags etc, to include a military oil bottle stamped with a broad arrow and EFD.

Sold for £45

* Two roll turnover machines and a musket ball mould.

Sold for £45

* James Dixon & Sons, a roll turnover machine, together with two capper decappers and a musket ball mould.

Sold for £40

* Four powder measures and a powder scoop.

Sold for £55

* Cogswell & Harrison The Wimbledon Ventometer, together with a shot flask, nipple key etc.

Sold for £110

* Webley & Scott London and Birmingham, a heavy steel target, measuring 26 x 25.5 cm.

Sold for £280

* An Italian made percussion cap dispenser, length excluding carrying loop 10 cm, together with a vintage Eley 12 3/8" grey felt wadding box with wads for breech loading cartridges.

Sold for £40