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(3) Vintage Shotguns, One Percussion

Price realized
$416
Pre-sale estimate
$200 – $400
Hammer price
$325
Category
Firearms & Militaria
Sold
July 11, 2026
Sale
DAY 2-JULY 2026 | TREASURES FROM THE VAULTS OF A DALLAS DESIGNER PART 2

Lot description

(lot of 3) Vintage Shotguns: (1) Lefever Arms Company Side by Side Shotgun, mfg. c.1919, 16 gauge, 28" barrels, bead front sight, shell ejector, barrel tops marked near breech "Lefever Nitro Special" and "Lever Arms Co. Ithaca, N.Y," flying goose engraved at both sides of receiver, slide safety, hardwood checkered pistol grip stock, Pachmayr recoil pad, wood and metal with scratches, some finish loss, action is good, bores are bright, smooth, some dark streaks near breech, SN 330868; (1) Stevens Model 182 Shotgun, early-mid 20th c., single shot, 12 gauge, 30" trap-choke barrel, bead front sight, shell ejector, barrel marked at top near breech "Electro Steel*Choke Bored", barrel breaks open by pulling trigger back as far as it will go, SN at trigger housing tang, hardwood stock, Stevens butt plate, wood with scratching, metal scratched, some finish loss at barrel left and brown color, action is good, bore bright and smooth SN 747; (1) William Parkhurst, a trade name of Somonis, Janssen & Dumoulin Freres, Liege, Belgium, mfg. c.1890, Side by Side Percussion Shotgun, 12 gauge, 30" barrels marked at the center rib "Laminated Steel Belgium", bead front sight, the barrel undersides with numerous proof marks including the ELG oval, exposed hammers, the lockplates both marked Wm. Parkhurst, double triggers, checkered hardwood stock, steel butt plate, the wood cracked at both sides at the wrist, hammer springs are strong and set properly, the rear trigger fails to activate the left hammer, barrels are silver tone with rust spots, bores are mostly bright and need good cleaning, no discernible dents, SN 2092 THIS LOT *REQUIRES FFL TRANSFER*

This lot sold at a past Austin Auction Gallery sale. Prices realized include the buyer's premium and are provided for research only — they are not an appraisal or a guarantee of future value.