Manufacturer: Springfield Type: Rifle Model: 1903 Caliber: 30-06 Barrel Length: 24" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4081 S/N: 823876 Ref #: N/A Notes: Issued by the American Historical Foundation as its World War II Commemorative M1903 Springfield, this presentation rifle belongs to a documented limited edition of 500 examples honoring American service in World War II. Unlike a newly manufactured commemorative reproduction, this example incorporates an original U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 receiver dating approximately to 1918, giving the underlying action genuine World War I-era manufacture. Its later configuration combines that early receiver with a World War II-period replacement barrel and commemorative embellishment, while the accompanying collector tag identifies the rifle as No. 034 of the edition. Chambered in .30-06 Springfield, the rifle uses the traditional M1903 manually operated bolt action, five-round internal box magazine, and 24-inch barrel. Sighting equipment consists of the characteristic adjustable folding ladder rear sight and protected blade front sight, with a receiver-mounted magazine cutoff, manual safety, bayonet lug, stacking swivel, and sling swivels. The barrel is marked “U.S.M.C. / 1-44” above a circled-S maker's mark, identifying it as a January 1944 R.F. Sedgley barrel manufactured under a Marine Corps barrel contract; this component marking does not by itself establish Marine Corps service provenance for the complete rifle. The full-length walnut stock and matching handguard retain the military M1903 profile, with finger grooves in the forearm and a checkered steel buttplate with storage trap. A circular commemorative medallion set into the left side of the buttstock reads “In Honor of World War II Victory” and “In Lasting Memory of Those Who Served.” Gold-finished accents appear on selected controls, sight components, sling hardware, and other fittings, contrasting with the dark-finished steel and walnut furniture. These commemorative details, together with the numbered issue and presentation materials, distinguish the rifle from a standard arsenal-configured M1903. Very good overall cosmetic condition. The walnut furniture shows scattered light handling marks and minor surface wear, while the principal metal surfaces retain strong dark finish with limited edge and handling wear; the gold-finished components show light age-related toning. The stock medallion remains well defined, and the attached numbered collector tag remains secured by its inspection strap. Mechanical and internal condition and bore condition have not been professionally evaluated, and the rifle has not been test-fired by us. The attached collector tag states that the firearm had not been cocked or fired following its prior inspection, but this should not be interpreted as a representation that the rifle has never been fired during its service or later history. Inspection by a qualified firearms specialist is recommended before any attempt to load or fire. Included are the fitted wood-and-glass presentation case with burgundy-lined interior, American Historical Foundation World War II Commemorative plaque, leather sling, and attached numbered collector tag. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Uberti Type: Revolver Caliber: .45 Barrel Length: 3" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4084 S/N: 05242 Ref #: N/A Notes: Produced around an Italian-made Uberti Single Action Army-pattern revolver, “The Old West Gambler” was issued as a commemorative presentation by the American Historical Foundation, a company documented as a marketer of commemorative collectible firearms. Uberti traces its origins to Aldo Uberti’s establishment of A. Uberti S.R.L. in Gardone Val Trompia, Italy, in 1959, where the firm became known for reproductions of American Civil War and Old West firearms. This example is identified as number 27 of an edition of 750 and retains its presentation plaque and numbered collector tag; no documented association with a specific historical gambler has been established. The revolver is a six-shot, single-action design chambered in .45 caliber with a 3-inch round barrel and an ejectorless, short-barreled Single Action Army-pattern configuration. It uses a fixed blade front sight and frame-groove rear sight, exposed hammer, loading gate, and traditional single-action trigger mechanism. The compact barrel configuration is characteristic of so-called Sheriff’s or ejectorless SAA-style revolvers, allowing individual cartridges to be loaded and unloaded through the loading gate. Extensive floral and scroll engraving covers the barrel, cylinder, frame, trigger guard, and grip straps, with additional figural decoration incorporated into the barrel engraving. The ivory-colored grip panels are decorated with black spade emblems, red accents, and ornamental scrollwork that carry the gambling theme through the presentation. The underside of the grip frame is engraved “One of 750,” while the surviving collector tag further identifies the revolver as issue 027/750. The coordinated engraving, numbered presentation status, and accompanying themed case distinguish this example from an ordinary production Uberti revolver. Very good overall cosmetic condition, with the engraved decoration remaining well defined and the principal metal surfaces retaining strong luster. Light handling marks, localized surface toning, and minor age-related wear are present on the metal and grip surfaces. The presentation case shows light exterior handling and storage wear, while the green-lined interior and accessory compartment remain orderly. Mechanical and internal condition and bore condition have not been professionally evaluated, and the firearm has not been test-fired by us. The precise .45-caliber chambering should be independently confirmed from the firearm before ammunition is selected, and inspection by a qualified firearms specialist is recommended before any attempt to load or fire. Included is the fitted wooden presentation case with commemorative plaque and lower accessory compartment containing poker chips, dice, two decks of Jack Daniel’s playing cards, and a boxed stainless-steel hip flask, together with the attached numbered collector tag.Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Uberti Type: Black Powder Revolver Model: Colt Tribute 1847 Caliber: .44 Barrel Length: 9" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: No Log: N/A S/N: 04359 Ref #: N/A Notes: The American Historical Foundation issued the Samuel Colt Golden Tribute Model 1847 Walker as a limited commemorative edition of 950 revolvers manufactured by Uberti, with this example individually numbered No. 145. Its subject is the historically significant Colt Walker, developed in 1847 through the collaboration of Samuel Colt and Captain Samuel H. Walker and adopted by the U.S. military during the Mexican-American War. The commemorative treatment incorporates extensive engraving, gold plating, and inscriptions honoring Samuel Colt and the 1847 Walker, distinguishing it substantially from a standard-production Uberti reproduction. This .44-caliber, six-shot percussion revolver follows the massive open-top Walker configuration with a 9-inch barrel, exposed single-action hammer, loading gate-free percussion cylinder, under-barrel loading lever, fixed front sight, and hammer-notch rear sight. Each chamber is loaded individually from the front of the cylinder and fired by a percussion cap placed on the corresponding nipple at the rear. The barrel is marked “A. Uberti Italy Cal. .44 Black Powder Only,” confirming its Italian manufacture and black-powder configuration. The revolver is extensively scroll engraved across the barrel lug, frame, cylinder, loading lever, hammer, trigger guard, and grip straps, with historical and figural scenes incorporated into the decoration. Published references for this commemorative identify the engraving as executed in the style of noted Colt engraver Gustave Young and the exterior treatment as 24-karat gold plating. The smooth walnut one-piece grip contrasts with the highly decorated metalwork, while the backstrap is inscribed “No 145 of 950.” These numbered commemorative features and the surviving presentation ensemble contribute directly to its collector interest. Very good to excellent overall cosmetic condition, with the gold-plated surfaces retaining strong luster and the engraved details remaining crisp and readily defined. Light handling marks, small areas of surface toning, and minor age-related wear are present, particularly on exposed edges and contact surfaces. The walnut grip shows attractive grain with limited handling wear, while the presentation case and burgundy-lined interior exhibit light storage and handling marks. Mechanical and internal condition and bore condition have not been professionally evaluated, and the revolver has not been test-fired by us. The barrel is marked .44 caliber and “Black Powder Only”; inspection by a qualified black-powder firearms specialist is recommended before any attempt to load or fire. Included are the fitted glazed wooden presentation case, American Historical Foundation Samuel Colt Golden Tribute plaque, decorated powder flask, bullet mold, and associated combination/loading tools. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Auto-Ordnance Type: Pistol Model: DDE-011 Caliber: .45 Auto Barrel Length: 3" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4083 S/N: A0C39176 Ref #: N/A Notes: Issued by the American Historical Foundation as the General Dwight D. Eisenhower Commemorative General Officers Model, this Auto-Ordnance .45 ACP pistol belongs to a documented limited edition of 500 Eisenhower commemoratives. The West Hurley, New York manufacture places the underlying pistol within the Numrich-era Auto-Ordnance period, while the commemorative treatment honors Eisenhower as Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Forces and later five-star General of the Army. The slide is inscribed “In Honor of General Dwight D. Eisenhower 1890-1969” and bears the identifier “DDE-011”; the exact issue date and meaning of that identifier have not been independently confirmed. The pistol is a compact M1911A1-pattern, single-action semi-automatic chambered in .45 ACP with an approximately 3-inch barrel and fixed iron sights. Its configuration includes an exposed hammer, single-action trigger, grip safety, manual thumb safety, slide stop, and detachable box-magazine system characteristic of the 1911 design. The abbreviated slide and barrel distinguish the General Officers configuration from a full-size Government Model. The pistol retains a dark polished finish with contrasting gold-finished trigger, hammer, safety and other selected controls, together with ornamental gold scrollwork and an eagle motif. Walnut grip panels carry oval ivory-colored commemorative inserts decorated with five stars and Eisenhower’s D-Day wording, “The Free Men of the World are Marching Together to Victory,” taken from his June 1944 Order of the Day. The combination of dedicated inscriptions, decorative hardware, themed grips, limited production, and fitted presentation format accounts for its collector interest beyond that of an ordinary Auto-Ordnance compact 1911. Very good to excellent overall cosmetic condition, with strong finish and well-defined commemorative lettering and decoration. Light handling marks, scattered fine surface scratches, and minor edge wear are visible on the slide, frame, controls, and grip panels, while the gold-finished components retain good contrast. The wood-and-glass presentation case shows light storage and handling wear. Mechanical and internal condition and bore condition have not been professionally evaluated, and the pistol has not been test-fired by us. Inspection by a qualified firearms specialist is recommended before any attempt to load or fire. Included is the fitted wooden display case with glass lid, molded interior, American Historical Foundation General Dwight D. Eisenhower Commemorative plaque, and attached collector inspection tag. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Colt Type: Black Powder Revolver Model: 1851 Navy Revolver Caliber: .36 Barrel Length: 7.5" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: No Log: N/A S/N: 37698 Ref #: N/A Notes: Issued by the American Historical Foundation as the Museum of the Confederacy Limited Edition, this Colt Model 1851 Navy commemorative recreates the revolver historically associated with Confederate General Robert E. Lee. The original Museum of the Confederacy firearm is documented as a Third Model Colt 1851 Navy, serial number 37698, used by Lee during the Civil War and reportedly carried in his saddle holster while in the field. This commemorative reproduces that historically documented serial number along with Lee-themed inscriptions and presentation material; it is a later collector reproduction and should not be confused with Lee’s original revolver. Chambered in .36 caliber, the revolver follows the six-shot, single-action percussion system of the Model 1851 Navy, with a 7.5-inch octagonal barrel, exposed hammer, under-barrel loading lever, brass post front sight, and hammer-notch rear sight. Individual chambers are charged from the front of the cylinder and ignition is provided by percussion caps fitted to nipples at the rear. The cylinder carries an engraved naval scene and patent-style markings patterned after the decoration traditionally associated with the 1851 Navy. The revolver is extensively decorated with scroll engraving across the barrel lug, frame, loading lever, hammer, grip straps, and related surfaces. A polished one-piece walnut grip is fitted within engraved silver-toned grip straps, with “R E Lee” script on the backstrap. Additional markings include “THE MUSEUM OF THE CONFEDERACY LIMITED EDITION” on the barrel and the identifier “REL0012.” The unusually close reproduction of the documented serial number, dedicated Lee inscriptions, institutional presentation plaque, and fitted display ensemble give this example considerably greater collector context than an ordinary reproduction 1851 Navy. Very good to excellent overall cosmetic condition, with the dark-finished barrel and frame retaining strong appearance and the engraved ornamentation remaining crisp and readily visible. The bright cylinder, grip straps, and other polished surfaces show scattered fine handling marks and light surface wear, while the walnut grip retains a glossy finish with minor handling marks. The glazed wooden presentation case shows light exterior storage and handling wear, with the fitted interior remaining attractive. Mechanical and internal condition and bore condition have not been professionally evaluated, and the revolver has not been test-fired by us. This is a .36-caliber percussion black-powder firearm, and inspection by a qualified black-powder firearms specialist is recommended before any attempt to load or fire. Included are the fitted glazed wooden presentation case, American Historical Foundation Museum of the Confederacy Limited Edition plaque, commemorative Confederate States medallion, portrait insert, and attached collector inspection tag. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Colt Type: Black Powder Revolver Model: 3rd Model Dragoon Caliber: .44 Barrel Length: 7.5" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: No Log: N/A S/N: 24746 Ref #: N/A Notes: Issued by the American Historical Foundation as the Union-themed half of its North and South Limited Edition Dragoons, “The Blue Dragoon” was offered in a Deluxe edition limited to only 50 Colt-manufactured examples. This revolver is prominently marked “ONE OF FIFTY” and is built on a Colt Second Generation Third Model Dragoon, whose underlying production dates to the 1970s. The commemorative contrasts the Union-themed Blue Dragoon with a corresponding Confederate-themed Gray Dragoon and represents a documented limited-edition treatment rather than a standard production Colt percussion revolver. Chambered in .44 caliber, the revolver uses the traditional six-shot, single-action percussion system of the Third Model Dragoon with a 7.5-inch part-round, part-octagonal barrel. It incorporates an exposed hammer, fixed front sight and hammer-notch rear sight, under-barrel loading lever, and individually capped percussion chambers. The cylinder carries the traditional Ranger-and-Indian battle scene associated with Colt Dragoon revolvers, while the barrel retains the period-style “ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW-YORK CITY” marking. The dark blue-finished barrel and major components are extensively hand engraved in a vine-scroll pattern, with a gold-inlaid “US” monogram on the barrel lug and “E PLURIBUS UNUM” engraved along the barrel. The backstrap and rounded trigger guard are 24-karat gold plated, and additional gold accents highlight portions of the frame decoration and the “ONE OF FIFTY” inscription. A polished one-piece walnut grip completes the period-inspired configuration. The Colt manufacture, documented fifty-piece Deluxe production, elaborate hand engraving, and coordinated presentation accessories establish the principal collector interest of this example. Excellent overall cosmetic condition, with strong glossy blue finish, crisp engraving, and well-preserved contrasting gold-plated and gold-inlaid decoration. The walnut grip retains a smooth polished surface with only minor handling marks, while the cylinder scene and engraved lettering remain readily defined. The fitted wooden display case and burgundy-lined interior show light storage and handling wear consistent with presentation use. Mechanical and internal condition and bore condition have not been professionally evaluated, and the revolver has not been test-fired by us. This is a .44-caliber percussion black-powder revolver, and inspection by a qualified black-powder firearms specialist is recommended before any attempt to load or fire. Included are the fitted glazed wooden presentation case, decorated powder flask, bullet mold, combination tool, and associated loading accessories. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Uberti Type: Revolver Model: Colt Tribute Caliber: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 12" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4085 S/N: 92554 Ref #: N/A Notes: Issued by the American Historical Foundation as the Buntline Commemorative “A Golden Tribute to Samuel Colt,” this elaborately finished Uberti revolver belongs to a documented limited edition of 950 examples, with this piece individually marked No. 24. The commemorative uses the long-barreled Single Action Army form popularly associated with the Buntline legend while honoring Samuel Colt through dedicated inscriptions and decorative treatment. It is a modern Italian-manufactured commemorative rather than a period Colt firearm or a revolver with documented Old West provenance. Chambered in .45 Colt, the revolver employs a six-shot, fixed-frame single-action mechanism with a 12-inch round barrel, exposed hammer, loading gate, ejector rod assembly, blade front sight, and frame-groove rear sight. The barrel is marked “S.A. CAL.45,” while additional markings identify Uberti USA of Lakeville, Connecticut and Italian manufacture. Its extended barrel is the defining mechanical feature of the Buntline-style configuration. The metal surfaces are extensively scroll engraved and finished in a bright gold-colored treatment, including the barrel, cylinder, frame, ejector housing, trigger guard, and grip straps. A smooth one-piece walnut grip provides contrast to the highly decorated metalwork, while the backstrap carries a script Samuel Colt inscription and the butt is engraved “24 of 950.” The combination of numbered production, commemorative inscriptions, extensive engraving, and fitted presentation format gives the revolver its principal collector interest. Excellent overall cosmetic condition, with strong reflective finish and sharply defined engraving throughout. The walnut grip retains a smooth polished surface with only light handling evidence, while the cylinder, frame, barrel, and gold-finished controls show minor superficial marks consistent with careful storage and display. The fitted wooden case and burgundy-lined interior show light storage and handling wear. Mechanical and internal condition and bore condition have not been professionally evaluated, and the revolver has not been test-fired by us. Inspection by a qualified firearms specialist is recommended before any attempt to load or fire. Included are the fitted glazed wooden presentation case, American Historical Foundation Buntline Commemorative plaque, wood-handled tool, small brass accessory, and attached collector inspection tag identifying the revolver as No. 24 of 950. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: American Historical Foundation Type: Black Powder Revolver Model: Texas Paterson Caliber: .36 Barrel Length: 9" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: No Log: N/A S/N: NSN Ref #: N/A Notes: Issued by the American Historical Foundation as the Texas Paterson Commemorative, this .36-caliber percussion revolver belongs to a documented limited edition of 950 examples, with this piece individually marked No. 143 of 950. Reference sources identify Pedersoli as the manufacturer of the commemorative. Its subject recreates the Colt No. 5 Holster Model, commonly known as the Texas Paterson, an early revolving firearm closely associated with the Republic of Texas and Texas Rangers during the late 1830s and 1840s. This is a modern commemorative reproduction rather than an original Paterson-period Colt. The revolver follows the distinctive five-shot, single-action Paterson system with a 9-inch octagonal barrel, exposed hammer, folding trigger, fixed front sight, and hammer-notch rear sight. In keeping with the early Paterson configuration, it lacks a conventional trigger guard and does not incorporate the later-style integral loading lever beneath the barrel. The barrel carries the period-style “Patent Arms Mfg. Co. Paterson, N.J. Colt’s Pt.” inscription, while the cylinder bears an engraved historical scene. The frame and barrel lug are extensively hand engraved in scrolling ornament documented as being executed in the style of Gustave Young, with additional decoration extending across the hammer, cylinder area, and grip straps. Published references describe the commemorative’s metalwork as entirely 24-karat gold plated. A smooth walnut grip provides contrast to the bright engraved surfaces, and the butt is engraved “No. 143 of 950.” The numbered production, elaborate engraving, precious-metal finish, and coordinated presentation accessories distinguish this set from a standard reproduction Paterson. Excellent overall cosmetic condition, with strong reflective gold-plated surfaces and sharply defined engraving throughout. The walnut grip retains a smooth polished finish with minor handling evidence, while the metal surfaces show only scattered fine superficial marks and light age-related handling wear. The glazed wooden presentation case and burgundy fitted interior exhibit light storage and handling wear. Mechanical and internal condition and bore condition have not been professionally evaluated, and the revolver has not been test-fired by us. This is a .36-caliber percussion black-powder firearm, and inspection by a qualified black-powder firearms specialist is recommended before any attempt to load or fire. Included are the fitted glazed wooden presentation case, American Historical Foundation Texas Paterson Commemorative plaque, spare cylinder, powder charger, circular capper, combination tool, cleaning rod, and associated accessories. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Enfield Type: Revolver Model: No 2 MK1 Caliber: .38 Barrel Length: 5" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4086 S/N: BCE-011 Ref #: N/A Notes: Issued by the American Historical Foundation as the World War II Commando Special Edition, this presentation set pairs an Enfield No. 2 Mk I service revolver with a commemorative Fairbairn-Sykes-pattern fighting knife. The Enfield No. 2 was adopted by Britain in 1932 and served extensively with British and Commonwealth forces during World War II, while the Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife became closely associated with British Commandos and other specialized wartime units. This set uses genuine military-pattern arms as the basis for a later commemorative presentation and should not be interpreted as documenting Commando issue or wartime use of this particular revolver. The revolver is a six-shot, top-break design chambered for the .38/200 or .380 British service cartridge, with a 5-inch barrel, fixed front post and rear notch sights, exposed hammer, and single- and double-action operation characteristic of the No. 2 Mk I. Opening the hinged frame operates the automatic extractor to withdraw the contents of all six chambers simultaneously. The polished dark finish is supplemented by gold-colored commemorative inscriptions reading “World War II Commando Special Edition,” together with a Commando dagger emblem and smooth walnut grip panels with lanyard ring. The accompanying double-edged Fairbairn-Sykes-pattern fighting knife carries matching World War II Commando Special Edition decoration and a blackened blade and handle. The Fairbairn-Sykes design was developed by William E. Fairbairn and Eric A. Sykes and became one of the defining pieces of equipment associated with British Commando service during World War II. The matched commemorative markings, dedicated revolver decoration, fighting knife, presentation plaque, and fitted case give this set collector interest beyond that of an ordinary Enfield service revolver. Very good to excellent overall cosmetic condition. The revolver retains strong glossy finish with scattered fine scratches, handling marks, and minor edge wear, while its walnut grips show light handling and surface marks without obvious major damage. The knife and commemorative decoration remain well defined, and the glazed wooden presentation case and green fitted interior exhibit light storage and handling wear. Mechanical and internal condition and bore condition have not been professionally evaluated, and the revolver has not been test-fired by us. Although the historical chambering is .38/200 or .380 British, commonly associated with the .38 S&W cartridge family, the exact ammunition specification for this revolver should be independently confirmed before use; inspection by a qualified firearms specialist is recommended before any attempt to load or fire. Included are the fitted glazed wooden presentation case, American Historical Foundation commemorative plaque, matching Fairbairn-Sykes-pattern fighting knife, and attached collector inspection tag. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Type: Revolver Model: 27-2 Caliber: .357 Mag Barrel Length: 8.25" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4082 S/N: N480219 Ref #: N/A Notes: A Smith & Wesson Model 27-2 chambered in .357 Magnum with an 8.25" barrel and double-action/single-action operation. Well-regarded among revolver enthusiasts for its substantial N-frame construction, long sight radius, and refined target-oriented handling. This double-action revolver features a polished nickel-finished steel frame, barrel, and six-shot cylinder paired with checkered wood target grips bearing Smith & Wesson medallions. The sighting system consists of a ramped front blade and an adjustable rear iron sight. Controls and functional elements include a swing-out cylinder, left-side cylinder release, exposed hammer, shrouded ejector rod, and a trigger capable of both double-action and single-action fire. The .357 Magnum chambering provides a strong combination of velocity, accuracy, and terminal performance suited to recreational target shooting and handgun hunting applications. The revolver may also accept .38 Special ammunition, offering shooters a lower-recoil option for extended range sessions. Accessories include a fitted wooden presentation case with blue-lined interior and assorted cleaning and maintenance tools. Condition appears very good, with the polished nickel finish remaining bright and the wood grips retaining strong color and checkering. Light surface marks and handling wear are present in limited areas, while the sights, controls, and exterior markings remain well-defined.re present in limited areas, while the sights, controls, and exterior markings remain well-defined. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Sporting Arms Type: Shotgun Model: Snake Charmer 2 Caliber: .410 Barrel Length: 18" Optics: None ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3919 S/N: 24940 Ref #: N/A Notes: A Sporting Arms Snake Charmer II chambered in .410 bore with an 18" barrel and single-shot break-action operation. A compact and lightweight shotgun suited to recreational shooting, pest control, and utility use. This single-shot shotgun features a silver-tone receiver paired with a matte-finished steel barrel and a black synthetic thumbhole stock and forearm. The sighting system consists of a simple front bead with no optical sight installed. Controls and functional elements include an exposed hammer, break-open action, trigger guard, and receiver-mounted opening lever. The hollow buttstock incorporates cartridge storage compartments accessible through the recoil pad area. The .410 bore offers light recoil and controlled handling, making it practical for recreational shooting and close-range use. Its compact dimensions and single-shot design provide straightforward operation and easy portability. Condition appears good, with light surface wear and handling marks visible on the stock, receiver, and barrel. The finish remains presentable overall, and the exterior controls and factory markings remain clearly defined. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Type: Revolver Model: 10-7 Caliber: .38 S&W Special Barrel Length: 4" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3906 S/N: 5D43246 Ref #: N/A Notes: A Smith & Wesson Model 10-7 chambered in .38 S&W Special with a 4" barrel and double-action/single-action operation. A well-regarded service-style revolver offering straightforward controls, balanced handling, and dependable performance for recreational target shooting and traditional handgun use. This double-action revolver features a blued steel frame, barrel, and six-shot cylinder paired with checkered wood grips bearing Smith & Wesson medallions. The sighting system consists of a fixed front blade and a rear notch integral to the frame. Controls and functional elements include an exposed hammer, left-side cylinder release, swing-out cylinder, ejector rod, and a trigger capable of both double-action and single-action fire. The .38 S&W Special chambering offers moderate recoil, practical accuracy, and controlled handling, making it suitable for extended range sessions and general-purpose revolver use. Its established performance and broad ammunition selection have made it a longstanding choice for service, training, and recreational applications. Accessories include a brown leather holster with retention strap. Condition appears good, with the blued finish remaining presentable and the wood grips retaining visible checkering and color. Light surface wear and handling marks are present in limited areas, while the sights, controls, and exterior markings remain clearly defined. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Type: Rifle Model: 1898 Caliber: 30-40 Krag Barrel Length: 21" Optics: Weaver 29S ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3920 S/N: N/A Ref #: N/A Notes: A Springfield Armory Model 1898 chambered in .30-40 Krag with a 21" barrel and bolt-action operation. Well-regarded among military rifle collectors and sporting shooters for its distinctive action design, smooth bolt travel, and historic American service heritage. This bolt-action rifle features a dark-finished steel receiver and barrel paired with a walnut stock. The sighting system includes an adjustable rear iron sight and a Weaver Model 29S scope mounted above the receiver. Controls and functional elements include a manually operated turn-bolt action, right-side loading gate, internal magazine, trigger, and traditional sling attachment points. The stock and shortened barrel configuration give this example a more compact sporting profile than the original full-length military pattern. The .30-40 Krag chambering offers moderate recoil with dependable accuracy and effective performance for recreational target shooting and medium-game hunting. Known for its smooth shooting characteristics and historical military use, the cartridge remains especially appealing to collectors and enthusiasts of early American bolt-action rifles. Accessories include the mounted Weaver Model 29S scope and a leather sling. Condition appears fair to good, with moderate wear consistent with age and regular handling. The wood stock displays scratches, dents, and finish wear, while the metal surfaces show thinning finish, patina, and areas of oxidation, particularly around the buttplate and exposed hardware. The scope, iron sights, sling, and exterior controls remain present. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Sig Sauer Type: Rifle Model: SIG716 Caliber: 7.62 NATO Barrel Length: 19" Optics: Nikon P-223 ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3986 S/N: 22G005756 Ref #: P160519 Notes: A SIG Sauer SIG716 chambered in 7.62 NATO with a 19" barrel and semi-automatic action. Engineered for precision-oriented target shooting and other demanding rifle applications, while maintaining adaptability for a variety of sporting uses. This semi-automatic rifle features a black-finished aluminum receiver set paired with a free-floating railed handguard, adjustable synthetic stock, and textured pistol grip. The sighting system includes folding backup iron sights and a mounted Nikon P-223 variable-power scope. Controls and functional elements include an AR-pattern charging handle, bolt catch, selector lever, magazine release, detachable box-magazine system, and an adjustable stock with rubber recoil pad. Additional equipment includes an angled foregrip, full-length upper Picatinny rail, accessory rails, and a muzzle brake. The 7.62 NATO chambering provides a strong combination of power, effective range, and precision suited to extended-distance target shooting and other full-power rifle applications. Its greater projectile weight and energy produce more substantial recoil than intermediate rifle cartridges while offering increased reach and downrange performance. Accessories include the mounted Nikon P-223 scope, scope rings, folding backup sights, angled foregrip, and adjustable stock. Condition appears good, with moderate surface wear, handling marks, and finish scuffs visible across the receiver, handguard, stock, and accessories. The optic and exterior controls remain present, while no detachable magazine is included. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Spikes Tactical Type: Rifle Model: ST15 Caliber: .223 WYLDE Barrel Length: 19" Optics: Burris AR-536 ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4076 S/N: SCR039397 Ref #: P25022298 Notes: A Spikes Tactical ST15 chambered in .223 Wylde with a 19" barrel and semi-automatic action. Engineered for precision-oriented target shooting and versatile sporting use, while retaining the familiar handling and modularity of the AR-pattern platform. This semi-automatic rifle features a black-finished aluminum receiver set paired with a ventilated free-floating handguard, collapsible synthetic stock, and textured pistol grip. The sighting system includes folding backup iron sights and a mounted Burris AR-536 5x prism optic. Controls and functional elements include an AR-pattern charging handle, bolt catch, magazine release, selector lever, detachable box-magazine system, and adjustable stock. Additional features include a full-length upper Picatinny rail, accessory rails, angled foregrip, and muzzle brake. The .223 Wylde chamber is designed to accommodate both .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO ammunition while supporting the accuracy potential commonly associated with .223-caliber target rifles. Shooters can expect relatively light recoil, a flat trajectory, and controlled handling suited to recreational shooting and intermediate-range target applications. Accessories include the mounted Burris AR-536 prism optic, folding backup sights, angled foregrip, adjustable stock, and muzzle brake. Condition appears good, with moderate handling wear and finish marks visible across the receiver, handguard, stock, and mounted accessories. The exterior controls, optic, and factory markings remain clearly defined. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Palmetto State Armory Type: Pistol Model: PA-15 Caliber: 5.56 Barrel Length: 12" Optics: TACTICON Laser Optic ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4137 S/N: SCB166609 Ref #: N/A Notes: A Palmetto State Armory PA-15 chambered in 5.56 NATO with a 12" barrel and semi-automatic action. A compact AR-pattern pistol suited to recreational target shooting and other sporting applications where maneuverable handling is preferred. This semi-automatic pistol features a black-finished aluminum receiver set paired with a ventilated free-floating handguard, textured pistol grip, and adjustable stabilizing brace. The sighting system includes a mounted Tacticon electronic optic. Controls and functional elements include an AR-pattern charging handle, bolt catch, magazine release, selector lever, and detachable box-magazine system. Additional features include a full-length upper Picatinny rail, angled foregrip, accessory mounting slots, and muzzle device. The 5.56 NATO chambering offers relatively light recoil, a flat trajectory, and practical accuracy for recreational shooting and intermediate-range target applications. Its combination of controllability and ammunition availability has made it widely used in AR-pattern firearms. Accessories include the mounted Tacticon optic, one detachable magazine, gun lock, and user manual. Condition appears good, with light handling marks and limited finish wear visible across the receiver, handguard, brace, and mounted accessories. The exterior controls, optic, and factory markings remain clearly defined. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Maverick Type: Shotgun Model: 88 Caliber: 12 GA Barrel Length: 18.5" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4136 S/N: MV01437X Ref #: N/A Notes: A Maverick Model 88 chambered in 12 gauge with an 18.5" barrel and pump-action operation. A practical choice for shooters seeking straightforward handling and dependable performance in recreational, utility, and close-range shotgun applications. This pump-action shotgun features a black-finished receiver and barrel paired with a black synthetic stock and ribbed forearm. The sighting system consists of a simple front bead. Controls and functional elements include a manually operated pump forearm, tubular magazine, cross-bolt safety, action release, internal hammer, and rubber recoil pad. The 12-gauge chambering offers substantial power and broad ammunition versatility, supporting a wide range of sporting and general-purpose shotgun loads. The short barrel provides a compact handling profile while retaining the familiar operation and capacity of a pump-action design. Condition appears good, with light surface wear and handling marks visible on the stock, receiver, barrel, and forearm. The black finish remains presentable overall, and the exterior controls and factory markings remain clearly defined. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Type: Rifle Model: M1 Garand Caliber: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3989 S/N: 7105301D Ref #: P16051941 Notes: A Springfield Armory M1 Garand chambered in .30-06 Springfield with a 24" barrel and semi-automatic action. Well-regarded among military rifle enthusiasts for its historic service design, robust construction, and distinctive en-bloc clip-fed operating system. This semi-automatic rifle features a dark-finished steel receiver and barrel assembly paired with a full-length walnut stock and upper handguards. The sighting system consists of a protected front post and an adjustable aperture rear sight. Controls and functional elements include an operating rod and charging handle, internal eight-round en-bloc clip system, trigger-guard safety, gas-operated action, and traditional sling attachment points. The rifle retains the characteristic receiver, handguard, and stock profile associated with the M1 Garand platform. The .30-06 Springfield chambering provides a strong combination of power, reach, and effective downrange performance. Known for its longstanding military and sporting use, the cartridge is suitable for recreational target shooting and a broad range of medium- to large-game hunting applications. Accessories include a web sling. Condition appears fair to good, with moderate handling wear consistent with regular use. The wood stock and handguards display numerous scratches, dents, and finish marks, while the metal components show finish thinning and general surface wear. The iron sights, sling, operating components, and exterior markings remain present. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Zastava Type: Rifle Model: M59 Caliber: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 24" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3992 S/N: N537084 Ref #: P16015493 Notes: A Zastava M59 chambered in 7.62x39mm with a 24" barrel and semi-automatic action. Well-regarded among military rifle collectors for its robust SKS-pattern construction, traditional wood furniture, and distinctive service-rifle features. This semi-automatic rifle features a dark-finished steel receiver and barrel assembly paired with a full-length hardwood stock and upper handguard. The sighting system consists of a protected front post and an adjustable tangent rear sight, supplemented by a folding ladder-style grenade sight. Controls and functional elements include a reciprocating charging handle, trigger-guard safety, gas-operated action, and cleaning-rod assembly. Additional military-pattern features include a folding blade bayonet, muzzle-mounted grenade-launching device, sling swivels, and a rubber buttpad. The 7.62x39mm chambering offers a practical balance of power, moderate recoil, and reliable intermediate-range performance. Its controlled handling and established military use make it suitable for recreational target shooting and historical collecting. Accessories include the attached folding bayonet and web sling. Condition appears good, with moderate handling wear consistent with regular use. The wood stock and handguard display scratches, dents, and finish marks, while the metal surfaces show light finish wear and scattered handling marks. The sights, bayonet assembly, sling, and exterior controls remain present. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Winchester Type: Rifle Model: 1906 Caliber: .22 Barrel Length: 20" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4117 S/N: 628828 Ref #: N/A Notes: A Winchester Model 1906 chambered in .22 caliber with a 20" barrel and pump-action operation. Well-regarded among rimfire enthusiasts for its traditional takedown design, compact handling, and classic slide-action operation. This pump-action rifle features a blued steel receiver and barrel assembly paired with a walnut buttstock and grooved wood forearm. The sighting system consists of a fixed front blade and an adjustable rear iron sight. Controls and functional elements include an exposed hammer, manually operated slide action, tubular magazine beneath the barrel, trigger, and takedown-style receiver construction. Barrel markings indicate compatibility with .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle ammunition. The .22 rimfire chambering offers light recoil, economical operation, and practical accuracy suited to recreational target shooting and small-game applications. Its mild handling characteristics make it approachable for a wide range of shooters while retaining strong appeal as a traditional sporting rifle. Accessories include a soft rifle case. Condition appears fair to good, with wear consistent with age and regular use. The metal surfaces display finish thinning, patina, scratches, and scattered oxidation, while the stock and forearm show dents, handling marks, and finish wear. The iron sights, tubular magazine, and exterior controls remain present. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).