Results show actual prices realized, including buyer's premium, at Austin Auction Gallery. Past results are for reference only and are not an appraisal or a guarantee of future value.
Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$2,768
Estimate: $1,000 – $1,500
Springfield Armory Inc. Model M1A Rifle, semi automatic, .308 caliber, 18" ported barrel, white blade front sight with ears, vented heat shield, accessory rails at top, bottom and sides, removable composite vertical forward grip, lower black composite hand grip, rear pistol grip, front and rear sling loops, adjustable rear pep sight, adjustable length padded butt stock, detachable 20 round magazine, finish appears in good condition, action is good, bore is bright with good appearing rifling, SN 178609 *REQUIRES FFL TRANSFER* Note: This lot includes an assault rifle and large capacity magazine that is prohibited in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington, District of Columbia and some local jurisdictions
DAY 2-JULY 2026 | TREASURES FROM THE VAULTS OF A DALLAS DESIGNER PART 2 · Jul 2026
View lot details →Toys & GamesPrice realized$2,560
Estimate: $1,200 – $2,500
Antique American "Springfield Roadster" penny-farthing or high-wheeler "ordinary" bike, Springfield Bicycle Manufacturing Company, Boston, Massachusetts, 1888 pattern, Yost and McCune patent, with 50" front wheel and 20" rear wheel, fish adjustable saddle, original worn leather tool bag, turned wood handles, nickel-plated trimmings, maker's label at headset, marked Aug. 9' 81, Aug. 9' 83 and others, unrestored, some evidence of old repairs, would likely benefit from a professional restoration and a thorough cleaning, overall: approx. 56.5"h, 68"w, 20"d (measurements for shipping purposes only) Provenance: One of few known surviving examples of the 1888 Pattern Springfield Roadster, this bicycle was purchased new by the consignor's family. Final listing image depicts the consignor's relative aboard the bicycle circa 1920 at the family farmhouse in Rindge, New Hampshire, where the bike was later discovered by the family. This photograph not included in auction sale.
DAY 2-JULY 2026 | TREASURES FROM THE VAULTS OF A DALLAS DESIGNER PART 2 · Jul 2026
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$608
Estimate: $500 – $700
U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Rifle, mfg. 1906, bolt action, 30.06 caliber, 24" barrel, bayonet lug, raised blade front sight, stacking swivel, two barrel bands, adjustable rear sight, receiver ring with model information as above, left side safety, rear sling swivel, hardwood stock, steel butt plate with empty port, markings include at barrel behind front sight "RIA (Rock Island Arsenal re-barrel), Ordnance Bomb over 10-18", "R" above bayonet lug, "RA-P" (Raritan Arsenal stock inspection or replacement) on stock above trigger guard, upper bolt lug marked "C8", behind trigger guard "P" in circle, wood with some light scratches but overall very good, metal with light scratching, action is good, bore semi-bright to dark, strong rifling, SN 227956 *REQUIRES FFL TRANSFER*
DAY 2-JULY 2026 | TREASURES FROM THE VAULTS OF A DALLAS DESIGNER PART 2 · Jul 2026
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$254
Estimate: $300 – $400
U.S. Model 1898 Springfield Armory Krag Rifle, mfg 1902, bolt action, sporterized, .30-40 caliber, 22.5" barrel lacking front sight, caliber at left barrel in front of receiver ring, left receiver wall with scope mounting screws and marked with model information as noted above, later pistol grip hardwood stock with cheekpiece, two sling swivels, engraved hinged plate behind the rear swivel opens to storage for three cartridges, black plastic butt plate, wood with light scratching, metal retains most of blue at barrel with wear on magazine face and sideplate, action is good, bore is bright with good rifling, SN 362658 *REQUIRES FFL TRANSFER*
DAY 2-JULY 2026 | TREASURES FROM THE VAULTS OF A DALLAS DESIGNER PART 2 · Jul 2026
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$800
Estimate: $600 – $800
U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Musket, Springfield Armory, 1846, iron mountings, 42" round barrel, .69 caliber, ramrod, bayonet lug on barrel underside near muzzle, three barrel bands, the center band with a sling loop, the barrel marked at left rear with worn "V, P and eagle head", the lockplate with eagle over U.S. in front of hammer and marked behind hammer on three lines "Spring, Field, 1846", the trigger guard with a sling loop, the steel butt plate is marked "70" at upper tang (likely rack number), the stock with expected dents and scratches, a surface crack behind the barrel tang, the action is good with the hammer having half and full cock and is responsive to the trigger pull, the smooth bore with surface rust, overall approx. 57.5"l, 8.65lbs
DAY 2 – MARCH 2026 | THE SPRING COLLECTION, FINE AUCTION EVENT · Mar 2026
View lot details →Sculptures and CarvingsPrice realized$123
Estimate: $150 – $250
(lot of 5) Collection of antique instruments and decor, including: (1) maritime clinometer or inclinometer, with brass dial and hand, mounted to triangular wood plaque, on custom iron display stand, overall: approx 11"h, 10.5"w, 3"d; (1) copper police lantern, having sloping ruffled roof, above bullseye lens, dual brass handles, fractures and loss to lens, approx 8"h, 6.5"w, 4.25"d; (1) "Guy's Dripper" brass coal miner's carbide lamp, Shanklin Manufacturing Company, Springfield, Illinois, approx 4"h, 3.25"w, 3"d; (pair) carved wood bookends, modeled as the head of a duck decoy, with inset eyes, each: approx 5.5"h, 5.5"w, 2.5"d; 8.75lbs total Provenance: the Stanley Family's fine Tarrytown Estate
DAY 1 - MARCH 2026 | THE SPRING COLLECTION, FINE AUCTION EVENT · Mar 2026
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$369
Estimate: $150 – $250
Hy-Score Arms Springfield style muzzle-loading percussion musket, .58 caliber, 33" barrel made by Antonio Zoli, blade front sight, side mounted bayonet lug, case hardened receiver and hammer, brass trigger guard, metal and wood ram rods, adjustable peep rear sight, two brass barrel bands and butt plate with patch box containing spare percussion nipples, hardwood stock with two sling swivels, bore shows good rifling, metal finish shows signs of wear and pitting around hammer and percussion nipple, very small chip by butt plate, serial #1644X
DAY 2- JANUARY 2026 NEW YEAR, NEW TREASURES AUCTION · Jan 2026
View lot details →Pocket WatchesPrice realized$191
Estimate: $150 – $200
(lot of 3) Antique Pocket Watches, all size 18, all observed operating for 30 minutes: (1) Hunter case Columbus Watch Co, Columbus, Ohio, Roman numerals on white face with seconds sub-dial, Keystone Silveroid case, movement with some scrolled engraving on back plate including logo, mfg. 1889, SN 125764; (1) Open Face, Rockford Watch Company, Rockford, Illinois, Roman Numerals on white face with seconds sub-dial, Champion Coin Silver case (likely 90% pure silver), cuvet or inner dust cover with name likely of previous owner, mfg. 1881, SN 155953; (1) Open Face, Illinois Watch Company, Springfield, Illinois, Roman numerals on white face with seconds sub-dial, scratching on beveled 'crystal' between 11 and 12, back cover marked Fahys Oresilver, No. 1, (nickel alloy), Patent Pinion movement, mfg. 1878, SN 216746, for shipping total of all inclusive of all materials approx. 1lb
DAY 2 - GILDED WINTER: FINE JEWELRY & ESTATE COLLECTIONS DECEMBER 2025 · Dec 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$254
Estimate: $200 – $300
(lot of 2) U.S. Knives: (1) U.S. M1 Bayonet, the 9.75" stopped fuller dagger point blade marked at the left ricasso "A F H (American Fork & Hoe) over "U S" separated by an ordnance bomb, a steel cross guard with push lock button, black Bakelite handle and birds head pommel, housed in the M3 green scabbard marked "U.S:. within an ordnance bomb", overall approx. 15.75"l; (1) U.S. Model 1909 Bolo Knife, the 13.75" blade marked at the left ricasso "S A" (Springfield Armory) over an "ordnance bomb" over "1912", the opposite ricasso marked "U.S. over "13882", the cross guard with lock stud and three pin curving wood handle with brass pommel, overall approx. 19.25"l, housed in a now black leather scabbard with brass throat, the scabbard marked "R.I.A (Rock Island Arsenal), "1911 above H.E." (initial is likely H.E.K. with K now unreadable, an unknown named inspector at R.I.A.), the blade with dark spots, no noticeable nicks, the scabbard in poor condition with tears and loss to belt loop, overall approx. 19.5"l
DAY 2- NOVEMBER 2025 ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · Nov 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$98
Estimate: $150 – $200
(lot of 37) Firearm Magazines: (20) M16/AR15 stripper clips and stripper clip guide; (3) 7.62 MM NTO; (4) 5.7 X 28 round and 25 round; (2) Sturm Ruger Mini 14; (2) Glock .45; (1) Glock .40, 15 round; (1) Springfield Armory .40ACP, 13 rnd; (1) Sig, .357/.40, P226, 12 round; (1) Tapco 7.62 x 39mm; (1) PMag .30 7 .62 x 39; (1) .22 caliber 25 round Note: Capacity make these magazines prohibited in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Vermont and some local jurisdictions,
DAY 2- FINE FALL OCTOBER 2025 ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · Oct 2025
View lot details →Historical & Political MemorabiliaPrice realized$305
Estimate: $300 – $500
(lot of 2) U.S. Army Mounted Cavalry Rifle Belt Rings, Experimental Model 1912, for use with the Model 1904 leather garrison belt, designed for horseback when carrying the 1903 Springfield rifle, hinged with leather plate opens to lean the rifle against the soldiers hip, hinge allows the leather plate to close with not in use, one stamped "B64", the other stamped "1M" and "WB", for shipping approx. 10" x 5.5" x 2", total of both 2.90lbs Provenance: Collection of T'Odon Charles (Chuck) Leshikar, Jr., (Texas,1946-2020), Vietnam, U.S. Army Lt. ,“Delta Raiders,” D Company, 2nd Battalion, 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, later Echo Company commander, Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, Soldiers Medal, Purple Heart. More information including the Silver Star citation see: https://toddshistory.com/?cat=12
DAY 2- JULY 2025 ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · Jul 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$98
Estimate: $80 – $150
(lot) Ammunition, Rifle and Shotgun: (53) 30.06 Springfield cartridges, includes 48 Winchester Super-X 150gr. Power-Point cartridges and 5 Federal cartridges; (200) Winchester AA 12 gauge Super Sport Sporting Clays. 2.3/4" , 1.1/8oz, 8 shot, housed in eight boxes; (4) Winchester Super X 12 gauge 1oz slug shot shells; (11) Fiocchi 12 gauge shells, 1.1/8oz, #9 shot; (45) Sears 20 gauge shotgun shells, includes 25 shells 2.7/5", 1oz, 7.1/2 shot; twelve #6 shot, eight #8 shot; (47) Remington High Velocity 20 gauge shells, 3/4oz, 8 shot, housed in two boxes, (57) .22LR cartridges, various makers, some HP, for shipping all now in box 12.25" x 17.25" x 6.5", 32.60lbs NOTE: PURCHASES NOT PICKED UP IN PERSON MUST BE SHIPPED TO A FFL LICENSEE FOR AGE VERIFICATION*
DAY 2- JULY 2025 ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · Jul 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$793
Estimate: $400 – $600
U.S. Springfield Trapdoor Rifle, Model 1884, mfg.1892, .45-70 caliber, 32.1/8" barrel, two barrel bands, rod bayonet, fixed blade front sight, stacking/sling swivel, adjustable Buffington rear sight, barrel marked at left near breech: "V, P, eagle, P", marked A at barrel top, breechlock marked "US Model 1884", lock plate marked with eagle next to "U.S. Springfield", rectangular inspector "SWP" mark at left wrist dated 1882, sling swivel on trigger guard, the hardwood stock stamped "14" near butt plate, the butt plate with port and marked "U.S." at upper tang, wood with scratches and dings, barrel, metal brown/silver, action good with hammer holding at three stops and responsive to trigger, bore bright with strong rifling, SN 552882 * Provenance: Collection of T'Odon Charles (Chuck) Leshikar, Jr., (Texas,1946-2020), Vietnam, U.S. Army Lt. ,“Delta Raiders,” D Company, 2nd Battalion, 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, later Echo Company commander, Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, Soldiers Medal, Purple Heart. More information including the Silver Star citation see: https://toddshistory.com/?cat=12
DAY 1- MAGNIFICENT MAY ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · May 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$732
Estimate: $300 – $500
(lot of 2) U.S. Model 1890 Entrenching Knives: (1) approx. 8.25" blade held with the two pin brass guard marked at one side "U.S. Springfield", at the opposite side numbered "4270", a turned wood handle with slight loss at pommel, housed in the black leather Type 3 sheath converted from the original leather belt loop, now with brass belt hook marked at the back side "Watervliet Arsenal", blade in good condition with no noted nicks, scabbard with finish rubs and surface cracking, overall knife with scabbard approx. 14.75"l; (1) approx. 8.25" blade held with the two pin brass guard marked at one side "Springfield", at the opposite side numbered "2918", a turned wood handle with rubs and some loss at the pommel, housed in the black leather Type 2 scabbard, the belt loop leather has surface cracks obscuring arsenal marks, blade with dark areas and small nicks, knife and scabbard overall 14.75"l, for shipping total of both 2.15lbs Provenance: Collection of T'Odon Charles (Chuck) Leshikar, Jr., (Texas,1946-2020), Vietnam, U.S. Army Lt. ,“Delta Raiders,” D Company, 2nd Battalion, 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, later Echo Company commander, Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, Soldiers Medal, Purple Heart. More information including the Silver Star citation see: https://toddshistory.com/?cat=12
DAY 1- MAGNIFICENT MAY ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · May 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$671
Estimate: $400 – $600
(lot of 2) U.S. Bolo Knives: (1) Model 1902 Hospital Corps Bolo Knife & Scabbard, the shaped 12"l blade marked at the left ricasso "S.A. (Springfield Arsenal) over an ordnance bomb over 1912", the right ricasso marked "US over 29127", an "S" form brass guard, the wood three pin handle with four finger grips, knife only overall 17.25"l housed in black leather and steel scabbard retaining belt loop and marked "Rock Island Arsenal, 1911, H.B.K.", blade with a few nicks, black and silver tone, overall approx. 17.75"l, 4.5"w; (1) Model 1909 Bolo Knife and Scabbard, the 14" blade marked on the right ricasso "U.S. over 55900", the left ricasso marked "Plumb.., Phila. ordnance bomb, 1917" (Fayette R. Plumb Co.), steel guard with lock hole for scabbard pin, curving hardwood three pin handle, knife overall approx.19,5"l, housed in a Type 3 brown leather sheath with blued brass throat, eyelet at tip and belt loop, blade very good without nicks, sheath rubs on one side, knife overall with sheath approx. 20"l, for shipping total of both 5.60lbs Provenance: Collection of T'Odon Charles (Chuck) Leshikar, Jr., (Texas,1946-2020), Vietnam, U.S. Army Lt. ,“Delta Raiders,” D Company, 2nd Battalion, 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, later Echo Company commander, Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, Soldiers Medal, Purple Heart. More information including the Silver Star citation see: https://toddshistory.com/?cat=12
DAY 1- MAGNIFICENT MAY ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · May 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$580
Estimate: $400 – $600
(lot of 2) U.S. Entrenching tools: (1) U.S. Model 1873 Trowel Bayonet for use with the U.S. Springfield 1873 Trapdoor Rifle, mfg. by the Springfield Armory, the triangular blade is approx. 9.75"l and 3.5" at its' widest point, the blade has no markings, the handle is steel and retains the partial internal walnut handle, the back section of the handle rotates counter clockwise allowing the walnut handle to be removed and the trowel fit onto the rifle, housed in the "Type 2" leather over steel brass tip scabbard, trowel is silver tone with a few dark spots, no nicks, overall very good condition, scabbard with tears and leather and belt loop loss, trowel with scabbard measures 16.75"l; (1) U.S. Army Entrenching Tool, 1880's, having an 8.25"w, 3.5"w shovel like blade, one side of the blade with a 1/8" lip, the turned hardwood handle stamped "US" near the blade and the pommel stamped "26", housed in a leather over steel scabbard stamped at the upper right front "U.S.", the silver tone blade with some dark spots but overall in good condition, the scabbard with surface cracks and loss to edges, and lacks circular belt loop, overall approx. 13.25'l, for shipping total of both 2.60lbs Provenance: Collection of T'Odon Charles (Chuck) Leshikar, Jr., (Texas,1946-2020), Vietnam, U.S. Army Lt. ,“Delta Raiders,” D Company, 2nd Battalion, 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, later Echo Company commander, Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, Soldiers Medal, Purple Heart. More information including the Silver Star citation see: https://toddshistory.com/?cat=12
DAY 1- MAGNIFICENT MAY ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · May 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$549
Estimate: $250 – $350
(lot of 2) Antique Revolvers: (1) Moore's Pat. Firearm Revolver, Single Action, mfg. 1864-1870, .32 caliber front cylinder loading, 3.25" round barrel, blade front sight, the barrel top marked "Moore's Pat Firearms Co Brooklyn NY", six round smooth cylinder marked "D. Williamson's Co Patent January 5.1864", hinged swivel gate at right in front of cylinder, brass frame with scrolled engraving, walnut grips, original silver plate finish now silver tone, mechanically good with two stop hammer, responsive cylinder turn and good action, grips with scratching, bore dark with visible rifling, serial number matched at barrel underside. the underside of each grip and at left butt under grip, SN 12284; (1) Smith & Wesson Model No, 1, Third Issue, c. 1881, single action, .22S caliber, 3.25' ribbed barrel marked at the top "Smith & Wesson Springfield Mass. Pat Apr 3 55, July 5 59, Dec 16, 60", a 7 round fluted cylinder, under side of right grip marked "127957" and matched at butt exterior, right butt under grip marked "2a", the finish with approx. 25% or original nickel plating, action is good, bore semi bright with visible rifling, SN 127957
DAY 1- MAGNIFICENT MAY ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · May 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$488
Estimate: $300 – $400
(lot of 9) U.S. Army Accoutrements: (1) U.S. Army Anson Mills H belt plate dated Feb. 1. 1881; (1) U.S. Army 'H' belt plate, late 1880's; (1) U.S. Bolo knife, the 10.25" blade marked at the right ricasso "U.S. Mod 1917", marked at the left ricasso "Plumb, Phila. 1918", a steel guard wood two pin handle, overall 15"l, housed in canvas and leather scabbard over wood, steel throat, marked at the back of scabbard tip "FK-CO, 1918, B.H.S.": (1) U.S. Model 1880 Hunting Knife, having an 8.5" spear point blade, a brass guard stamped at the left side "U.S. Springfield", at the right side numbered "8558", a turned maple handle, overall 13.5"l; (1) U.S. Model 1912 Cavalry Picket Pin, a multi use steel tool in the form of a hammer, housed in leather case; (1) later mfg. copy of the Army Pickaxe, steel with wood handle, marked Taiwan, housed in a canvas pouch with belt hooks marked "U,S", overall approx. 17.5"h, 3.5"w; (1) U.S. marked Camillus 1981 pocket knife; (2) bullet molds, one for ball ammo marked 50, the other unmarked for conical bullets, rust. for shipping larges measure approx. 17.5" x 3.5" x 13.75", total of all 7.25lbs Provenance: Collection of T'Odon Charles (Chuck) Leshikar, Jr., (Texas,1946-2020), Vietnam, U.S. Army Lt. ,“Delta Raiders,” D Company, 2nd Battalion, 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, later Echo Company commander, Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, Soldiers Medal, Purple Heart. More information including the Silver Star citation see: https://toddshistory.com/?cat=12
DAY 1- MAGNIFICENT MAY ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · May 2025
View lot details →Historical & Political MemorabiliaPrice realized$252
Estimate: $150 – $250
U.S. WWI Items: (1) U.S. Army Cavalry bugle marked "Wurlitzer, Phila Depot, Spec. 1152, 2.28-19", brass not cleaned for sometime so finish is dark, a few denta and scratches; (1) Model 1904 Rifle Scabbard for the 1903 Springfield Rifle, stamped "L.F. Co.,1918, C,O.K", leather worn and cracked at the toe, approx. 32"l, 7"w; (1) U.S. Army Flag Kit, housed in canvas bag with carry strap, two flags and illustrated "United States Army and Navy Semaphore Code" card and box of "International Signalcards", The Sunset Press....San Diego...."; (5) U.S. WWI and WWII spats, two pair and a half pair, early set with leather at one side, 14.5"l, for shipping largest measurement 32" x 7.5" x 2", total of all 7.10lbs Provenance: Collection of T'Odon Charles (Chuck) Leshikar, Jr., (Texas,1946-2020), Vietnam, U.S. Army Lt. ,“Delta Raiders,” D Company, 2nd Battalion, 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, later Echo Company commander, Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, Soldiers Medal, Purple Heart. More information including the Silver Star citation see: https://toddshistory.com/?cat=12
DAY 1- MAGNIFICENT MAY ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · May 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$127
Estimate: $150 – $250
(lot) U.S. Military Booklets (1) "Saber Exercise, 1914", "prepared by Second Lieut. George S. Patton, Jr., Fifteenth Cavalry, Master of the Sword at the Mounted Service School", 40 pages, Government Printing Office, 1914; (1) "Description and Rules for the Management of the Springfield Rifle, Carbine and Army Revolvers, Caliber .45", Ordnance Department, Government Printing Office, 1898, illustrated"; (1) "Lectures on Cavalry", Capt. P.T. Hayne, Jr., 12th Cavalry, Instructor, 1915, 80 pages; (1) "Notes on Infantry, Cavalry and Field Artillery" Lectures Provisional Second Lieutenants, 1917, 82pages; (1) "General Pershing's Own Story of the Victorious American Army", from the report of the Secretary of War, 1918' (1) "Regulations and Notes for the Uniform of the Army of the United States, 1888", compiled by Jacques Noel Jacobsen Jr; (1) "Regulations for the Uniform of the United States Army (Revised Edition" 1914, Government Printing Office, 68 pages; (1) WWI Era map, "Travels of the 37th Division in Belgium, Oct. 25, 1918-Jan. 15, 1919", now folded, unfolded approx. 21,5" x 34"; (1) WWI Era Map, "Operations of the 37th and 91st in Belgium, Oct. 30 to Nov. 11, 1918"; (1) "Weapons and Equipment of Early American Soldiers", National Park Service, reprint 1947, 20 pages; (1) "Accoutrements of the Army of the United States as Described in the Ordnance Manuals, 1839, 1841, 1850 & 1861", compiled and edited by Jacques Noel Jacobsen Jr., 1968, and others, all housed in a three ring binder, for shipping 11.5" x 10.5" x 2", 3.75lbs Provenance: Collection of T'Odon Charles (Chuck) Leshikar, Jr., (Texas,1946-2020), Vietnam, U.S. Army Lt. ,“Delta Raiders,” D Company, 2nd Battalion, 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, later Echo Company commander, Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, Soldiers Medal, Purple Heart. More information including the Silver Star citation see: https://toddshistory.com/?cat=12
DAY 1- MAGNIFICENT MAY ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · May 2025
View lot details →Historical & Political MemorabiliaPrice realized$114
Estimate: $80 – $150
(lot of 8) U.S. Army Belts, Ammo Pouches: (1) Pedersen Device Pouch Only, the device allowed for the conversion of the bolt action U.S. Model 1903 Springfield rifle to be used as an automatic weapon, marked "R.I.A. 7-18" (Rock Island Arsenal); (1) Mills Belt, last patent date July 16, 1907, attached two magazine pouch by "L.C.C. & Co. 1918", a second pouch with faded maker markings; (3) magazine pouches, one by Mills, last pat. date July 16, 1907, one by Russell, Nov. 1918, one marked from York Nebraska is hand marked with three soldiers names; (1) three pouch single vertical unit marked "R.H. Long, 4-18"; (1) marked "Long 5-18" with shoulder strap and three pouches; (1) utility belt, unmarked, for shipping total of all is 3.60lbs Provenance: Collection of T'Odon Charles (Chuck) Leshikar, Jr., (Texas,1946-2020), Vietnam, U.S. Army Lt. ,“Delta Raiders,” D Company, 2nd Battalion, 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, later Echo Company commander, Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, Soldiers Medal, Purple Heart. More information including the Silver Star citation see: https://toddshistory.com/?cat=12
DAY 1- MAGNIFICENT MAY ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · May 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$540
Estimate: $80 – $100
Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor Carbine, 45-70 caliber appears as a 'dug" relic, 22" barrel with blade front sight, single barrel band, rear sight will not open, no markings visible at barrel and breech block, hammer is retractable but will not hold consistently only occasionally at half cock and will "fire", lockplate with no visible writing, serial number not visible, saddle ring bar present left, stock is quite damaged and buttplate rotates to one side, Antique
DAY 1- FEBRUARY 2025 ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · Feb 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$413
Estimate: $300 – $400
Springfield Armory Model XDS 3.3 Pistol, Croatia, .45 caliber, 3.25" barrel, red fiber optic front sight, white dots rear sight, 5 round magazine, checkered grips, thumb rest, light scratches at right front frame, housed in hard plastic case, action is good, bore bright, good rifling, SN XS598513 *REQUIRES FFL TRANSFER*
DAY 2 -JANUARY 2025 NEW YEAR'S FINE ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · Jan 2025
View lot details →Firearms & MilitariaPrice realized$425
Estimate: $250 – $350
Springfield Armory XD-9 Sub-Compact Pistol, Model 2, 9mm, 3" barrel, green fiber optic front sight, white dot rear sight, installed Crimson Trace red dot laser, grip safety, textured grip,12 round magazine, slide and frame appear as 95%+ condition, laser operating at time of cataloging, action is good, bore is bright with strong rifling, SN GM918646 *REQUIRES FFL TRANSFER*
DAY 2- NOVEMBER ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION · Nov 2024
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