This is a new one on me.  About a 1/3 scale K-98 Mauser bolt action rifle by Tom Weston of Mexico City.  10 7/8" long overall with a 4 3/4" .22 caliber barrel that is chambered for the .22 short rimfire cartridge.  Blue steel finish except for part of the bolt and the bayonet guide which are finished in the white.  Straight grained walnut stock and handguard.  Although the K-98 Mauser was a magazine fed repeating rifle, this is made as a single shot.  The trigger guard is oversized so you can get your trigger finger in to fire this piece.  The firing pin is centerfire, so it is doubtfull that this will actually fire .22 short rimfire cartridges, but the barrel does show powder residue and other evidence of having been fired.  Weston may have made some special centerfire cartridges for this at one time.  Complete with the original delux Weston walnut casing with red leather lining, French fit, and beveled glass.  The bottom of the case with the typical red Weston maker's tag.  There is a small chip out ot the stock just at the rear of the top action tang.

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Price:  $2,000.00

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Price: $4,095.00

This is a neat 1/7 scale miniature British 1856 Enfield miner's and sapper's carbine by an unknown maker. 6 1/4" long overall with a 3 1/2" barrel. Blued finish steel parts.   These were used by the South during the War of Northern Aggression.  Brass butt toe and heal plates and brass triggerguard. Oil finished walnut stock. Captured swivel ramrod.  Fully functional with half and full cock.  Probably made in England, and possibly antique.  Cased in a nice non-original oak hinged top casing with olive velour lining, French fit. There is a recess for a powder flask, but sadly it has been misplaced somewhere over the years.

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Price: $2,295.00

Here is a nice 1/4 scale Remington rolling block saddle ring carbine made by the famous Fred Thacker of El Paso, Texas.  7 3/4" long overall with a 4 1/16" long barrel.  Bright charcoal blue finish except for the block and hammer which are case colored.  Light walnut stock and forearm.  Fully functional including the extractor.  Cased in the original Thacker glass topped mahogany casing, French fit, with red velour lining.  Includes a nice horn handled cleaning/extractor rod and a small brass container with three dummy cartridges.

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Price:  $2,250.00