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SOLD: Carbines from The Larry Ruth Collection

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Topic: SOLD: Carbines from The Larry Ruth Collection

Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Subject: SOLD: Carbines from The Larry Ruth Collection
Date Posted: Oct 21 2022 at 3:04am

Purchased new direct from the owner of James River Armory by Larry Ruth for his collection. Never assembled into a full firearm. This receiver was machined from forged steel, not cast.

SOLD + shipping/insurance

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Oct 26 2022 at 8:57pm

This is the Calico Twin Carbine Mount shown in War Baby, Volume III, page 1671, image 2075.

The carbines shown in the images are for reference only. No carbines are included. This sale includes only the kit. There was no manual or instructions included when Larry bought it and we have been unable to locate any. I do have several additional photos for reference when assembling.

Asking SOLD + shipping/insurance

Payment forms accepted are personal check, money order, or bank draft. No Paypal or credit cards. No FFL required, this is not a firearm.

Once payment is received and cleared item will ship via USPS insured.

There is no guarantee other than the info above is correct.

Please pm with offer to purchase for further instructions. All proceeds go to Larry's family.

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Oct 26 2022 at 10:27pm

Ruger 10-22 TALO Model

Ruger 10-22 TALO Carbine with TALO M1 carbine style stock (nice) and barrel band. In good as new condition. Includes picatinny rail (attached), Ruger nylon carry case, extra magazine, and original box. Includes a certificate of authenticity that it is part of The Larry Ruth Collection.

SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Oct 27 2022 at 2:51am

Iver Johnson 9mm M1 Carbine

Includes the original Iver Johnson stock made by Choate, matching blk sling, and its Browning High Power 20 round magazine that Iver Johnson modified slightly to work with the carbine's mag catch. It will include a certificate of authenticity that it is part of The Larry Ruth Collection. The receiver was milled from forged steel by Universal Firearms (a GI type design, not their hybrid design) and has a wide recoil plate tang. For further information refer to http://www.m1carbinesinc.com/carbine_ij9mm.html" rel="nofollow - our web page on the Iver Johnson 9mm carbine .

This carbine is the carbine shown in War Baby Volume III, page 738, figure 711+.

$ SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Oct 29 2022 at 10:34pm

Crosman M1 Carbine, BB rifle (wood stock)

Includes the original Crosman magazine (1). This item is in used condition (see photos). The slide/bolt works. The cocking mechanism works but it does not fire. It may just need a new gas gasket (readily available many places) but it has not been disassembled for close inspection. Larry purchased this in 1987. His kids may have used it. It's intact with normal aging.

$ SOLD

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Crosman M1 Carbine, BB rifle (dark brown plastic stock)

Includes the original Crosman magazine (1). This item is in used condition (see photos). The slide/bolt works. The cocking mechanism works and fires. Notice the small nick/hole in the left side of the stock at the rear. I didn't think to do a pic of the rear of the stock. It has not been disassembled for close inspection. Larry purchased this in 1992. It's intact with normal aging. It does need a good cleaning.

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Crosman M1 Carbine, BB rifle (light brown plastic stock)

Includes the original Crosman magazine (1). This item is in used condition (see photos). The slide/bolt works. The cocking mechanism works and fires. Notice the small nick/hole in the left side of the stock at the rear. It has not been disassembled for close inspection. Larry purchased this in 1985. It's intact with normal aging. It does need a good cleaning.

$ SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Oct 30 2022 at 1:45am

Universal Firearms 256 Ferret Carbine w/Weaver side scope mount and unmarked scope

This carbine is in very good to excellent condition. Universal chambered it for the .256 Winchester Magnum cartridge. The receiver was milled from forged steel and is of their earlier design, not their hybrid they produced 1967 and later. It has a GI bolt, firing pin, slide, and a few of the smaller parts inside the it's Universal Firearms trigger housing. The front and rear sights were made by Williams Gun Sight. The scope has no markings but presents a clear image. Includes the sling and original Universal Firearms 10 round magazine depicted in the photos. If we can locate a set of .256 WinMag loading dies in this collection they will be included at no extra cost.

SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Oct 30 2022 at 3:20am

Underwood M1 Carbine converted to 5.7 MMJ by Johnson Arms

The 5.7MMJ markings on the top of the received behind the bolt identify this as a conversion done by Johnson Arms. Their conversions involved replacing the barrel with a commercial barrel sleeved for 5.7mm Johnson. Beyond this it depended on what extras the owner wanted. In this case it appears the Williams rear peep sight was the only other modification. The 5.7mm cartridge does not require alteration of the bolt or any parts other than the barrel. This carbine retains it's .30 cal. carbine markings on the receiver ring.

Note the receiver finish. I suspect a previous owner may have removed a high polished finish sometimes typical of the Johnson conversions. The GI bolt, slide and trigger housing appear to have retained their finish but for signs of wear from usage. The stock is a GI oval cut highwood stock.

This carbine is the carbine shown in War Baby Volume III, page 1502, figure 1737. It will include a certificate of authenticity identifying it as part of The Larry Ruth Collection.

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SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Nov 02 2022 at 1:11am

Universal Firearms Vulcan pump action .44 magnum carbine

Universal Firearms only made about 1500 of these from 1963-1964. I personally own one of these. Rather than repeat what I wrote on the page devoted to the Vulcans you can read it and find a pdf of the manual http://www.m1carbinesinc.com/carbine_UniversalVulcan.html" rel="nofollow - Here . Also shoots the .44 special. Magazine included.

SOLD (+ shipping/insurance)

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Nov 02 2022 at 1:37am

Iver Johnson Arms, Middlesex, NJ, Stainless Steel .30 cal. carbine

Sling, oiler, and magazine included.

SOLD (+ shipping/insurance)

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Dec 06 2022 at 10:58pm

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SOLD

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SOLD

Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jan 27 2023 at 5:31am

Wooden toy M1 carbines made using rejected carbine stocks began appearing in various sales publications towards the end of WWII. Then continued for a number of
years after the war ended. These were manufactured by several different companies. Some, but not all, indicated their name somewhere on the toy.

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This specific example appears in War Baby vol III p. 1618, fig 1945. It was part of the Larry Ruth Collection. It has no markings identifying the company who made it. Larry believed it was manufactured by Parris-Dunn, one of the well known manufacturers of these toys. Others now suspect it was manufactured by a different company.

This example will include a certificate verifying it's authenticity as part of The Larry Ruth Collection.

Price: SOLD

Please submit questions or a desire to purchase by a private message here on the forum.

Note: This post has been reworded after input from a member more familiar with these toys than I am. Thanks much!

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jan 28 2023 at 8:27pm

This specific example appears in War Baby vol III p. 1617, fig 1944. It was part of the Larry Ruth Collection. It has no markings identifying the company who made it but appears to be, or very similar too, those having the name Emergency Equipment Co., Grand Rapids, MI painted on the bottom of the hand grip. These markings are not present on this particular toy.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Mar 07 2023 at 8:26am

#207 Irwindale Arms Inc. (iai) 1911 in caliber .30 carbine, stainless, 6 inch barrel, one magazine, in original box.

Note the small amount of rust on top of the slide adjacent the rear sight as is typical with the Automag pistols and their blued
rear sights. Also a few small spots forming inside the slide's serrations that provide a grip for operating the slide.

This particular handgun appears in War Baby vol II p. 778, fig 755.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Mar 07 2023 at 8:27am

#212 Ruger Blackhawk Revolver, caliber .30 carbine, 7 1/2" barrel, blued steel

Manufactured 1980. Includes original box. We have a pdf version of the manual.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Mar 07 2023 at 8:29am

#54 Winchester Model 1905, caliber .32 S.L., semi-auto rifle

Caliber .32 S.L. was the cartridge the .30 caliber carbine was designed from. The Winchester Model 1905 was the earlier version of what
became the Winchester 1907, the rifle the M1 carbine was designed from. This example was manufactured in 1906 and includes its
original magazine.

Price: Sold

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Mar 07 2023 at 8:30am

Airsoft - U.S. M1 Carbine by AGM

Spring Gun version, semi-auto only, adjustable Hop-up system. The right side of the stock has a few small scratches near the
sling well from handling (see pics) but otherwise it's in very good condition. We haven't test fired it and suspect he hadn't
either but can't guarantee it.

It comes with the 40 round magazine shown, original bag of 6mm plastic bb's, manual, and box.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Mar 07 2023 at 8:31am

Airsoft - U.S. M1 / M2 Carbine by UK Arms

Semi and full auto firing settings, Hi-cap magazine, ABS Plastic Wood grain finish color.
This item is in excellent condition. We haven't test fired it and suspect he hadn't either but can't guarantee it.
It comes with the magazine shown, sling, battery, battery charger, original bag of 6mm plastic bb's, manual, and box.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Mar 07 2023 at 8:32am

BB gun - Springfield Armory M1 Carbine, Blowback CO2 .177cal BB Rifle, plastic stock

This was purchased new and preserved. It has not been fired. Includes the original factory box, magazine, and owners manual.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Mar 07 2023 at 8:36am

#141 Liberty Armory M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine, s/n EXP 01

Liberty Armory was Club member Larry Horner. During the 90's he assembled all of the carbines for Firearm's International
and Israel Arms International, and iai. After the demise of iai he acquired a number of their receivers and commercial
parts in lieu of money they owed him. He used these to assemble a number of carbines such as the two iai carbines above. To
which he added the Liberty Armory name.

At some point prior he constructed his own limited number of carbines using the Liberty Armory name. This was his first and a
prototype. The barrel and receiver are commercial. The stock is an M2 potbelly GI. He used various surplus GI parts when he
constructed this one. Included are the sling and a magazine. He used a plastic dowel in place of an oiler.

Larry Horner knew carbines and how to manufacture them. He had his own large collection from WWII manufacturers.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Mar 07 2023 at 8:39am

#167 Rowen-Becker M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine

This was one of the first commercial carbines made. Rowen had been contacted by Bob Penney at National Ordnance in response
to Rowen's ad in Shotgun News claiming he could manufacture .30 cal. carbine parts and receivers. Securing a contract from
Penney Rowen had Rymer Casting manufacture the receivers and a few parts then had his machinist machine them. When Penney received
the first shipment the receivers had not been threaded correctly. Penney cancelled the contract. Rowen used the receiver and parts
to build his own carbines in the Rowen-Becker name. Becker was his investor and not involved other than financially.

The bolt and slide on this example are GI surplus. The barrel was constructed using a 1903 barrel inserted into the rear half
of a demilled Rock-Ola barrel. This carbine includes the sling, oiler, and a magazine.

Note: This carbine was manufactured in 1960. As you can see from the photos Rowen was not and did not have a highly skilled
machinist. This carbine may be unsafe to shoot. It needs to be inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Mar 07 2023 at 8:46am

#11 Underwood Model M1 Carbine, B subcontract receiver, s/n 2631596

Underwood mis-stamped 10-49 bbl, U marked type II bbl band, P-U type III low wood stock (sanded) with GHD UEF cartouche and crossed cannons, P-U handguard, U flat bolt, U slide, rear flip sight marked with square S, U type IV trigger housing, U type III hammer, U type IIA mag catch.

Note the receiver has a crack on the left rear corner of the rear sight dovetail.

Includes sling, oiler, and magazine.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Date Posted: Mar 07 2023 at 8:48am

#138 Underwood Carbine, T subcontract receiver s/n 2381099 - LeMag .45 WinMag Conversion

LeMag was the name of the company who made the conversions of .30 cal. carbines to larger more powerful cartridges in the 1990's. Judged theoretically unsafe due to the power of the cartridges, they've been in use now for over 20 years with no known failures. One owner in AK told me hunted with it without any issues. Larry's features a Choate fixed stock made specific for LeMag. The barrel is a commercial barrel with a gas piston housing modified for the .45 WinMag cartridge.

Depicted in the 1990's Shotgun News ad included below are Uzi Gal, Timothy LeGendre (owned LeMag), and Mikhail Kalashnikov (holding one of the LeMag conversions).

The color image of Kalishnikov holding a LeMag carbine was in Larry's files. Unknown where he obtained it. The barrel is longer than the barrel on the one being offered.

Includes sling and magazine modified for .45 Winchester Magnum.

The carbine below is depicted in War Baby! volume III, p. 1510, image 1745.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Date Posted: Mar 07 2023 at 8:53am

#20 National Postal Meter Model M1 Carbine s/n 4231695

Nice restoration - Unmarked milled front sight, IBM undated bbl, type I bbl band with UN swivel, Trimble TN type II high wood stock with NPM/FJA and crossed cannons, IN handguard with altered barrel channel, PN recoil plate, milled adjustable rear sight with H in shield, UN flat bolt, extractor with number 3, IN firing pin, UN type IV slide, N16 type II trigger housing, type III hammer with H only, SN trigger, SW-N sear, SN type III push safety, SN type IIA mag catch.

Includes sling, oiler, magazine.

Estimated Value: $2,200

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Date Posted: Apr 08 2023 at 4:28pm

#159 Bullseye M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine

Bullseye's carbine receivers were milled from forged steel to GI specs and feature a wide recoil plate tang. Bullseye used various
GI surplus parts that were still available and they're included on this carbine. These are the carbines that preceded the
carbines by Universal Firearms and some of the nicest commercial carbines made. The rear sight on this one was installed by
Larry as a prop. It's a commercial flip sight with fake markings. The sling, an oiler, and a magazine are included.

This particular carbine is the carbine shown in War Baby! volume III, page 1457, figure 1656. It's also depicted on our web page
with Bullseye's history.

Price: No longer available

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#163 H & S M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine

H & S Machine was owned and operated by two machinists, Haas & Storck. Those with the H & S markings preceeded the ones
they subsequently made under the Plainfield Machine name. Unlike their Plainfield Machine operation became, these were machined
and assembled only by Haas & Storck. They did a nice job. This one includes a number of surplus GI parts they used during the
time they made these.

The sling swivel is commercial, not original to H & S, and was added by Larry as the band it came with didn't have one. A magazine
is included with this carbine.

Price: No longer available

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#08 Underwood Model M1 Carbine, T subcontract receiver, s/n 2390242

Restored - SI U stamped front sight, Underwood 11-43 bbl, PU type III low wood stock, partial crossed cannons, Pedersen U handguard, unmarked type I bbl band, U flat bolt, MU extractor, DU firing pin, U type II slide, U type IV trigger housing, U type III hammer.

Includes sling, oiler, and magazine.

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Date Posted: Apr 13 2023 at 12:30am

#157 Johnston-Tucker M1 Carbine, caliber .22 LR + shipping

Johnston-Tucker was the first U.S. company to make a carbine in .22LR. Unlike the others they used surplus GI parts
as they were still available at decent prices in the 60's. The receiver was made from aluminum. The hammer design was
altered to work with the rimfire cartridge. The bolt and slide were designed as integral. With use over time the impacts
of the slide against the receiver tended to snap the front of the slide off. This one is still intact.

The original magazine was a GI 15 round magazine with a .22 magazine insert. Few still survive and an original one is included
with this one. The damage to the finish you see on this receiver is due to the type of finish they used on the aluminum.

Price: $SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Apr 15 2023 at 11:50pm

#100 Inland M1A1 s/n 5056138

Early second production run M1A1, original with possible upgrades, no crater marks. 3-44 Inland barrel, N front sight, AS type II bbl band, stamped adjustable I.R. Co. rear sight, PI type IV slide, AI flat bolt, Inland type III trigger housing, HI type III hammer, OI handguard, OI low wood stock, RI hand grip with crossed cannons lower right side.

Includes sling, oiler, magazine.

Multiple small rust spots on lower hinge assembly.

There is a notation in Larry's notes of a claim this came off a decommissioned sub. Provenance not yet found.

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Date Posted: Apr 15 2023 at 11:53pm

#165 Millville Ordnance (MOCO) M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine

Millville Ordnance (MOCO) was the predecessor of H & S and Plainfield Machine. There have been many various stories by commercial
carbine manufacturers and marketing people of the 1960's claiming they had made carbines for the invasion of Cuba. This is
the only one we've found evidence proving it's kind of true. While building carbines for retail sales the owner of this
company supplied a number of carbines to Bautista for the re-invasion of Cuba. The carbines were seized as they were
loaded on a plane in Miami. As a result the owner of MOCO was indicted in Federal court and incarcerated. Leading to
the start of H & S carbines then Plainfield carbines.

MOCO carbines were built using commercial receivers. The barrel on this one is a 2 groove 1903 barrel inserted into the
rear half of a demilled GI barrel. Common for many manufacturers during the early to mid 1960's due to a lack of surplus barrels
and no company had yet to make them. Not inherently unsafe. See the MOCO web page. This one includes a magazine.

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Date Posted: Apr 28 2023 at 6:29am

#134 Inland Model M1 s/n 2622

Partially restored - Inland 6-42 bbl with Arlington Ordnance import mark, N milled front sight, KV-B swivel, double stamped s/n, rear flip sight (unmarked), Arlington Ordnance type III stock & handguard (WB III p1648 fig 2016), W flat bolt, W extractor, W firing pin, PI type II slide, Inland type III trigger housing, IN type III hammer, HI type III mag catch, marked sling.

Includes sling, oiler, magazine.

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#204 Howa Model 300 Sporting Carbine, caliber .30 carbine

After the occuptaion of Japan Howa was the first company allowed to manufacture a firearm. The firearm they manufactured
was their Model 300 sporter. Used for deer and small game hunting in Japan. Howa had carbine experience. During the
occupation they manufactured carbine and M1 rifle parts under contract to U.S. Army Ordnance as replacement parts.

Howa attempted to obtain a U.S. based importer for these without success due to the volume of surplus GI carbines and
commercial carbines already available at prices less than what it cost Howa to make these. The only Model 300's that made
it to the U.S.A. were a couple provided as samples to prospective U.S. importers and a few brought back by U.S. service
members stationed in Japan who bought them. These tend to be the later versions of the Model 300 made in the 70's and 80's.

This Model 300 was their first version of this model, manufactured in the 1960's. Howa provided it to Ithaca Gun Company
in Ithaca, NY, for consideration of importing Howa's Model 300's. It has Ithaca's import mark stamped in the handguard
and top of the stock to the left of the bolt. The import mark and locations infers this example was imported circa 1969-1972,
after the 1968 Gun Control Act requiring the import mark but before ATF set import mark guidelines.

It's difficult to come up with an estimated value on this one due to it's rarity stateside. Only other like it we found was
brought back by a service member and sold for over $1600 several years ago. These are considered collector's items. Both here
and in Japan. They are a piece of history. This one includes it's original magazine.

This particular carbine is depicted on our web page with Howa's history. It's an all original Model 300.

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Date Posted: May 05 2023 at 12:24pm

#001 Inland Model M1 s/n 289

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Date Posted: May 05 2023 at 12:28pm

Wooden toy M1 carbine

Has no markings identifying the company who made it. It may or may not have been made using parts of a rejected carbine stock.

This example appears in War Baby vol III p. 1618, fig 1946.

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Ruger 10-22 Tribute model, .22 LR

Ruger 10-22 Carbine with M1 carbine style "Tribute" stock by the E. Arthur Brown Company. It has the carbine style TechSights
100 Set (front and rear), a "dummy" M1 Carbine magazine cover attached to the base of a standard Ruger factory 10 round magazine,
along with the sling and oiler. Note the damage to the top of the handguard just forward of the receiver (shown in the pics).

This is the 10-22 shown in War Baby, Volume III, page 1652, figure 2025.

Price: SOLD

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Date Posted: May 08 2023 at 7:03am

#62 Inland Experimental s/n 35

Twin recoil springs, cutaway stock, Only 2 made.

The cut-a-way stock shown was added by Larry. The original stock it
came with will be included with the cut-a-way. Pics of the original
stock will be added when we can get to it.

War Baby vol I p 93, fig 100+, p 358

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Date Posted: May 08 2023 at 7:04am

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#114 Standard Products Model M1 Carbine s/n 2152135

Restored - Underwood 12-43 bbl, N milled front sight, S-HB type III low wood stock (original but slightly sanded) has faint crossed cannons, S-HB handguard, rear flip sight with square S, 35S flat bolt, Standard Products type IV slide, S type V trigger housing (marked 26-A), SW type III hammer, SW type II-A mag catch, S-S2 sling.

Includes sling, oiler, magazine.

Estimated Value: $SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: May 08 2023 at 10:27am

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#181 Williams Gun Sight, #2 of 50, Custom Sporterized M1 Carbine, caliber .30 Carbine, s/n U346

About 1964 or 1965 several dozen carbines were manufactured by Plainfield Machine for Williams Gun Sight who customized them
and introduced them as a limited series of 50. According to Williams they actually produced and sold less than 30. This is #2.

Sporterizing surplus military rifles for hunting was popular in the 1960's. From 1965-1968 Williams Gun Sight catalogs included
instructions and various parts for this purpose. While no longer popular this custom job is not only very rare but beautiful.
Williams used a custom Mannlicher style stock and handguard made by Reinhart Fajen. From the Williams catalog:

"This Williams sporterized M1 Carbine features a thumbhole-pistol-grip Mannlicher stock that is tastefully checkered and hand
finished. Metal is completely refinished and blued. The magazine is shortened to a five shot. Receiver sight is the new
WGRS-M1-CAR with precise windage and elevation adjustments and positive locks. The front sight is a .312 Ivory bead on a 9/32"
Shorty ramp. Swivels and the attractive carved leather, guide carrying strap complete the unique sporterizing of these collector pieces."

Surplus GI parts were still available at the time Plainfield manufactured this carbine. This carbines has An SG flat bolt, Underwood
slide, Plainfield trigger housing with several GI parts. The barrel was manufactured by Small Arms Mfg for Plainfield.

Williams customized many carbines in the 1960's but none are as beautiful as their limited series of 50.

We have no idea what to ask for it. You decide what it's worth to you and make us an offer. It's definitely a rare
beautiful piece of carbine history.

Price: $ SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 08 2023 at 11:59pm

#28 IBM Presentation s/n 3946682

Presented to Lt. W.M. Hacker, NY Dist. Ordnance Officer, sent to Auto Ordnance to fix problems.

War Baby vol I p 194, WB vol III p 1036, fig 1077+

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 09 2023 at 12:02am

#27 Inland Presentation s/n XG67

Presented to Stewart L. Brams of Inland Rubber. Early X gun (experimental) renumbered for presentation. 7-42 bbl.
Very rare early tall flip sight (see http://www.uscarbinecal30.com/forum/carbine-of-interest-inland-270_topic5734.html)

Estimated Value: $SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 09 2023 at 12:05am

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 09 2023 at 12:08am

#83 Rock-Ola Presentation s/n EX-6095423

Presented to H.E. Brauns, Rock-Ola plant manager, in case. Includes
documentation from family. Most RO presentations went to people not
involved with production, such as lawyers. This one went to someone
involved in actual production.

War Baby vol III p 1170, fig 1198+

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 09 2023 at 12:10am

#39 Saginaw S'G' s/n 3244108

Built from parts. Very rare S'G' springtube receiver, this is one of only two that have been reported to the club
since 1977 (See CCNL 357-17). Underwood 10-43 bbl very low ME. Rare late W/SG mag catch. IO stock with M2 cut. HI hammer.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 09 2023 at 12:14am

#85 Standard Products Presentation s/n 2028476

Presented to Dana Hill, Std products Ord Inspector. Twin buttstock stand. In
special chest, fine tiger stripe stock. Includes second custom stock, Industrial
Wartime Achievement Book, spare parts.

War Baby volume III p1029-1030 & p1578 fig 1223

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 09 2023 at 12:17am

#32 Underwood Presentation s/n E158

Unknown who presented too.

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 09 2023 at 12:23am

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#121 National Postal Meter Model M1 Carbine s/n 4308995

Late receiver with nice finish, slight brown staining on one side. No stake marks. Tight Marlin barrel with good ME & HS.

There is a small cut onthe side of the barrel fingernail depth. T1 band. Slide N5 (N15) with wide arm. Bolt N14, N-N t3 firing pin,
N 9 early TH, only late hammer mark. NH blued hammer, LN sear, SN trigger, MN catch, push safety.

Add your own stock for a very nice collectable carbine

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 09 2023 at 12:27am

#10 Underwood Model M1 Carbine, S subcontract receiver, s/n 2590665

Restored - 10-43 bbl with INTRAC import mark, unmarked milled front sight, unmarked type I bbl band, OI type III low wood stock with crossed cannons and 4624 in slingwell, rear flip sight marked S, U round bolt, U extractor, U firing pin, U slide, U type IV trigger housing, U type III hammer, U type IIA mag catch.

Includes sling, oiler, and magazine.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: New2brass
Date Posted: Jul 09 2023 at 11:52am

#65 Winchester Model M1E1 no s/n

Special receiver to test different gas system. Aberdeen Proving Grounds files Oct 26, 1942. Barrel marked "2".
Purchased as-is from Rock Island Auctions. Modified M1E1.

War Baby vol I p 67, fig 80+

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 13 2023 at 5:11pm

Rock-Ola EXP001 Receiver

One of 12 slave receivers fitted to jigs for checking fit and function of production components.
See War Baby volume I, p407

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 13 2023 at 5:21pm

#071 Universal M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine, Teflon Green, s/n 137120

This is a Universal Firearms hybrid carbine manufactured in 1967 or 1968. It features a Teflon coating to protect the firearm
from the elements. For several reasons the bolts and sights were not normally Teflon coated. Contrary to
marketing efforts at the time it did not make the gun an underwater gun. Resulting in many rusting from a lack of
care and maintenance. This example is one of the few surviving exceptions.

This particular carbine is the carbine shown in War Baby! volume III, page 1564, figure 1857. It will include its original
magazine.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 19 2023 at 3:42am

#129 Alpine M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine w/Kassner 4x32 Scope

Numrich scope mount, includes magazine, sling, and oiler. Note there is no rear sight. Has various surplus GI parts.

This particular carbine is the carbine shown in War Baby! volume II, page 724, figure 685.

Price: SOLD

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#205 AMAC Enforcer Carbine, caliber .30 carbine

The AMAC carbines were manufactured for a short time circa 1987 after the Iver Johnson carbine facility in AR was taken over by
Louis Imperato. Imperato switched back to using the Iver Johnson name after the first hundred or so AMAC's. Larry added the
handguard to this one. Includes a magazine.

This particular carbine is depicted on our web page with AMAC's history.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 19 2023 at 3:43am

#160 Ermas Mfg M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine

Ermas was located in Steelville, MO. They were not the German company Erma-Werke. Their carbines included whatever GI parts
they could obtain at reasonable prices. The trigger housing and stock was made by Ermas. The stock appears to have been added
as it's not an Erma's stock. The stock and handguard appear to have been custom made from the same walnut stock blank. This one
includes a magazine.

Note: Ermas barrels were all 1903 barrels inserted into the rear half of a demilled carbine barrel. This is not inherently unsafe
and the manner in which Ermas did it shows they knew what they were doing. See their web page. Also, Erma's did not harden any
of their receivers. This one does not show the deformity(ies) well used ones usually have. See the pics.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 19 2023 at 3:44am

#183 Inland Mfg (commercial mfg) M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine

For clarification, this carbine was manufactured in the 21st Century by the commercial company using the Inland name. It was not manufactured by the Inland of WWII fame.

This carbine has been fired but is in very good condition. It includes the sling, oiler, and a magazine. These sell for over $1100 new.

A word of caution ... my experiences with three of these are shown on our web page. The right bolt lug on this one needs to be
monitored for damage due to this company's improper hardening practices. This is essentially a dressed up Auto-Ordnance carbine.
All parts are manufactured by the same companies. Auto-Ordnance has a flat bolt version, Inland uses a round bolt version.
Auto-Ordnance bolts have not had these issues and are available for $60 from Auto-Ordnance's website.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 19 2023 at 3:47am

#131 Plainfield M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine, s/n 87514

This is a standard Plainfield Machine carbine produced in their final year of production. It's one of the last 1500 they made.
The stock was their "Plainfielder" stock. Nicely checkered and well made. It includes a magazine.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 19 2023 at 3:50am

#76 Winchester Model M1 Carbine s/n 1024697

Restored - Type I springtube receiver, WRA 2-43 bbl, unmarked milled front sight, unmarked type I bbl band, type I high wood I cut
stock with WRA GHD cartouche and crossed cannons (1, 2, 8 bottom of stock), W handguard, rear flip sight with S, W flat bolt,
W type I slide, W type II trigger housing with early pin, dogleg hammer with unk marking, type I push button safety, type IA
unmarked mag catch, early WWII sling, 4697 on magazine.

Includes sling, oiler, and magazine.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Date Posted: Jul 19 2023 at 3:52am

#120 Underwood Model M1 Carbine, B subcontract receiver, s/n 2677073

Nice UEF B code, non import, mixmaster. Dovetail has stake marks. JAO T3 rear sight. Barrel is Underwood but
well worn from scrubbing forward section. Barrel band is cut down SI. Bolt is round .U. post war.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Date Posted: Jul 22 2023 at 1:48am

#51 Underwood Model M1 Carbine, W subcontract receiver, s/n 2469113

Hessen Polizei, Sniper (reconstructed by Larry) http://www.bavarianm1carbines.com/hessen.html" rel="nofollow - http://www.bavarianm1carbines.com/hessen.html

During the 1960's a supervisor at the Hessen Police armory acquired a Diavari 1.5-6 x 36 mfg by Zeiss and sold commercially. He also arranged for the manufacture of a thumbhole Mannlicher type stock by Wolfe, a German custom stock manufacturer. The stock was made from high quality walnut. It was described as luxurious. Hessen made 30 of these carbines. "A few" of the carbines were placed in special gun cases lined with green felt with the interior form fitted to the carbine. The case interior included compartments for magazines and accessories. These carbines were no longer used after 1974/1975, due to the changes implemented after the incident at the Munich Olympics.

In 1983, the Hessen police sold all thirty carbines to Peter M. Busch Import-Export of Höchberg, Würzburg Kreis, Bavaria, Germany. Busch indicated all were marked with his company logo on the bottom of the trigger housing and on top of the barrel under the handguard. All were sold to collectors in West Germany.

The carbine below is not one used by the Hessen Police. Its German markings of the Bavaria Rural Police were removed by Bavaria when they sold the carbine. Wolfe had manufactured approximately 50-100 additional stocks. These were later sold in America by Interstate Arms. One of these was purchased by Larry and added to this carbine.

The scope on this carbine is a Hensoldt-Wetzlar Diavari 1.5-6 X 35mm Scope Larry purchased with the scope mount direct from Peter M. Busch Import-Export in Bavaria. Hensoldt was Zeiss's the military division. Larry's communication with Busch will be included with this carbine.

This carbine features a 20" custom bbl, CU flat bolt, U extractor, U firing pin, PI type IV slide, U type IV trigger housing, JU trigger, WU type III hammer, NI push button safety, U sear, EP-Q mag catch. The last four digits of the serial number (9113) are engraved in the bolt, stamped in the slide arm and the rear of the trigger housing.

Includes magazine.

The carbine below is depicted in War Baby! volume III, p. 1251, image 1267.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Date Posted: Jul 22 2023 at 1:53am

#101 Inland Model M1 s/n 914068 w/ working late M2 Sniperscope

Semi-auto only version of M3 carbine with working M2-1050-50 Infrared scope.

Mixmaster. SG subcontract receiver with Federal Ordnance import mark. Barrel fails no-go headspace gauge, swallows muzzle gauge.
Barrel fails no-go headspace gauge, swallows muzzle gauge.

Fully functional M2 sniperscopes with functional original power supply are almost non-existant. No original 6 volt acid
battery in this one's battery case. Place a modern day rechargeable 6 volt sealed lead acid battery in the case and this
one is good to go without the need for acid. Includes the late M2 backpack and all shown in the photos below.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Date Posted: Jul 22 2023 at 1:59am

#19 Rock Island (RIA) M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine, s/n 174

Commercially manufactured by the Reese family (Springfield Armory) in the late 80's to early 90's.

Undated SG barrel, NPM bolt, Federal Ordnance underfolding stock. Receiver spring tube channel open cast like National Ordnance/Alpine.
Includes sling and magazine. Recent addition from family, limited photos.

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Date Posted: Jul 22 2023 at 2:01am

#122 Iver Johnson Model M1, caliber .30 carbine s/n AA39612

As manufactured by Iver Johnson while in NJ. Choate side folding stock made for Iver Johnson.

Includes sling and magazine. Recent addition from family, limited photos.

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jul 22 2023 at 2:03am

#38 Plainfield M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine, s/n 56456

Plainfield telescoping paratrooper stock. Includes magazine. Recent addition from family, limited photos.

Price: SOLD

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Date Posted: Aug 02 2023 at 12:42am

#072 iai M1 Carbine, caliber .22 carbine (5.7mm) s/n R207665

The slide stop notch in the iai receiver Horner used with this carbine was not drilled deep enough to retain the slide stop pin. The stock and handguard
manufactured by Ram-Line was added by Larry Ruth as the one it came with was "used only for shipping".

This particular carbine is the carbine shown in War Baby! volume III, page 1649, figure 2017.

Price: SOLD

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Date Posted: Aug 02 2023 at 12:45am

#132 Universal M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine s/n 24989

Early Universal manufactured first 18 months w/GI compatible receiver a few GI parts. Predates their side scope mount. First style Universal aluminum trigger housing,
stock is scratched but otherwise this carbine is in very good condition. Includes sling, oiler, and magazine. Recent addition from family, limited photos.

Price: SOLD

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Date Posted: Aug 02 2023 at 12:54am

#42 Irwin Pedersen Model M1 Carbine s/n 1777954

Partially restored - Underwood 3-43 barrel, IPN milled front sight (7 on left ear), type I bbl band, UP swivel, BR-B highwood type II stock with RIA EB rebuilt mark and P on front of hand grip, IP-W recoil plate, IP=PM buttplate, IR-RP handguard, IP flat bolt, IP-W extractor, IP firing pin, IP type III slide, reproduction B-IP rear flip sight, IP type II trigger housing (locater hole for hammer spring not counter-bored), IP dogleg hammer, IP trigger, IP-SW sear, IP-W type II push safety, IP-W type IIA mag catch.

Includes sling, oiler, magazine.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Date Posted: Aug 02 2023 at 12:58am

#63 Winchester WWA Model M1 Carbine s/n 2490363

Winchester bbl, OI low wood type III stock with crossed cannons, OI handguard, type II bbl band, Underwood W code receiver with
Winchester W A markings, H shield stamped adjustable rear sight, W round bolt with S, W 7160091 slide, W type V trigger housing,
W type III hammer, W type IIA mag catch. All metal appears original.

Includes sling, oiler, and magazine.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Date Posted: Aug 02 2023 at 1:00am

#29 Quality Hardware Presentation s/n Q-EX/4

Unknown who presented too. One of only 25 Q-EX carbines. Rear sight may be a replacement.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Date Posted: Aug 02 2023 at 1:02am

#110 National Postal Meter Presentation, no s/n

Presented to William Uhl, NPM engineer. Toolroom w/Inland Receiver. One of first 8 assembled at NPM. Includes Uhl display of inventions.
(Club Newsletter 132, Man at Arms magazine May/June 1987)

War Baby vol I p 171, fig 149+, p 457, War Baby vol III p 824, fig 807, p 1012, fig 1039, Club Newsletter 132

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Date Posted: Aug 02 2023 at 1:03am

#178 Underwood Irwin-Pedersen lineout s/n 1765761

Irwin-Pedersen's 324th s/n. Only 3 known IP to U lineouts known to exist, rarest variation! Some parts corrected. Original
Underwood 5-43 bbl. PU stock with large box and CC. Dogleg hammer.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Aug 02 2023 at 1:05am

#80 Inland Presentation s/n 44

Presented to Charles H. Beare in custom case. Beare was the Inland Engineer known for making the Inland conveyor system that
linked every department.

War Baby vol III p 926, fig 956+

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Aug 02 2023 at 1:07am

#56 Winchester Pre-Production Prototype no s/n

Manufactured by Winchester to prove their original drawings. Has number 0 on various parts. Winchester's first prototype submitted
for the Light Rifle Trials in 1941 along with their second prototype that won the trials are in the Cody Firearms Museum in WY. After
winning the Light Rifle Trials Winchester was directed to come up with the drawings for production. This was a carbine manufactured to
prove those drawings. All original.

War Baby vol III p 895, fig 891+

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Aug 11 2023 at 7:22pm

#108 Saginaw S'G' Model M1 Carbine s/n 1822853

Corrected. Buffalo Arms 7-43 bbl, Stock cut to low wood, has crossed cannons & S'G' in box, Underwood rebuild mark.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Aug 12 2023 at 3:22am

#174 Iver Johnson M1 Carbine, caliber .30 short carbine

The .30 short carbine was invented by Iver Johnson to circumvent French law for sales in France. A number of these still
rewmain in use in France. The .30 short cartridges was ever so slightly shorter than .30 carbine. The ammo was manufactured
for export to France for a short time by someone you may have heard of: Bill Ricca. The only difference between this
carbine and those in .30 carbine is a slightly shorter chamber for the slightly shorter cartridge. For anyone interested,
a finish reamer can easily alter these to .30 carbine.

These were manufactured by Iver Johnson during their time in Arkansas. This one includes the sling, oiler, and magazine. All
parts are original Iver Johnson.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Aug 12 2023 at 3:23am

#130 National Ordnance M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine

This is a typical National Ordnance carbine from the late 1960's. As evidenced by the front sight and slide with modified
handle absent a slide stop hole for the slide stop retention pin. The exception is the trigger housing is aluminum and was
manufactured by Plainfield Machine. Includes the sling, oiler, and a magazine.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Aug 12 2023 at 3:25am

#09 Underwood Model M1 Carbine, W subcontract receiver, s/n 2482283

Restored - Underwood milled front sight, Underwood 3-44 barrel with Arlington Ordnance import mark, unmarked type I bbl band, MU type III low wood stock with GHD UEF cartouche and crossed cannons (stock has been sanded), MU handguard, rear flip sight appears to be aftermarket commercial, U round bolt, U slide, U type III trigger housing, U type III hammer.

Includes sling, oiler, and magazine.

Estimated Value: $SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Aug 13 2023 at 6:07am

#193 AMPCO M1 Carbine Receiver s/n A104

This is the 4th test receiver manufactured from forged steel by AMPCO while gearing up to manufacture receivers for Bullseye Gunworks and Universal Firearms. It's been completed and should be fully functional.
Manufactured in 1960 this is one of the first commercial carbine receivers manufactured anywhere. C&R eligible.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Aug 13 2023 at 6:08am

#162 Global Arms M1 Carbine Receiver s/n 292

We haven't figured out who Global Arms was but their receivers were manufactured by AMPCO. Probably acquired in response to the ad for carbine receivers AMPCO placed in Shotgun News in 1960.
Despite it's appearance due to its lack of bluing this receiver was purchased by Larry as a fully functional firearm. Its Millville Ordnance barrel was scrapped as unsafe. Reproduction rear sight is included.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Aug 13 2023 at 6:09am

#231 Iver Johnson M1 Carbine Receiver - .30 Short - s/n FF11687

Iver Johnson manufactured an unknown number of carbines in .30 carbine short caliber for export to France. The only difference from the .30 caliber carbines was the barrel chamber was
reamed short to prevent the use of the .30 carbine cartridge in compliance with French laws at the time. This receiver appears to have been completed but hasn't been tested for use as a firearm.

Price: SOLD

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#166 Rock Island (RIA) M1 Carbine Receiver

After the death of the owner of National Ordnance their receiver molds were acquired by the Reese family (current Springfield Armory) for use in the production of M1 carbines using the name of Rock Island Arsenal.
After manufacturing several hundred were manufactured they decided the molds had reached the end of their lifespan. This receiver was purchased by Larry as a fully functional carbine. The worn out barrel was
scrapped as unsafe. Reproduction rear sight is included.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Aug 15 2023 at 12:59am

#98 Inland Model M1A1 s/n 435004

First production run M1A1, excellent restoration. 6-43 Inland barrel, IS front sight, U type I bbl band, S flip sight, PI slide, Inland bolt, Inland type II trigger housing, HI dogleg hammer, OI handguard, OI high wood stock, OI hand grip (no P, no crossed cannons).

Includes sling, oiler, magazine.

Small crack in right side of stock in front of recoil plate (see pic).

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Oct 15 2023 at 2:56am

#25 Inland Presentation s/n XC9

Presented to H.F. Howard, Chevrolet Truck Division Vice President and General Plant Manager, Flint Michigan

Estimated Value: SOLD

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             Harold F. Howard
     Born: November 21, 1893, in Pennsylvania
     Died: January 7, 1954

Mr. Howard had a long history in the automotive trucking industry:

     - Vice President York Corrugation Company of York, Pennsylvania. Made metal panels for truck bodies.
     - Executive of the Wire Wheel Corporation of Buffalo, NY.
     - Plant Manager of the Martin-Parry Corp, of York,Pennsylvania, which made commercial truck bodies for companies such as Willys Overland, White, Ford, Buick, and Chevrolet.

                    1926 Chevrolet Truck with Martin-Parry body.

     - 1929 he was sent to Martin-Parry in Indianapolis, Indiana and worked his way to General Manager and Vice President.
     - 1930 the Martin-Parry corporation was bought by Chevrolet, where they retained Mr. Howard.
     - 1937 he became the General Plant Manager of Chevrolet in Flint, Michigan (plant number 1).
     - During WW2 the http://usautoindustryworldwartwo.com/General%20Motors/chevrolet.htm" rel="nofollow - Chevrolet Division of General Motors Corporation was a major supplier of airplane engines and many different types of trucks, armored vehicles, and parts. One of the most interesting items was the DUKW amphibious vehicle.

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     - In late 1944 Mr. Howard was moving on from General Motors, and for his contributions to the war effort, he was presented Inland XC 9 on August 17, 1944.
     - In December 1944, he was appointed as the Executive Vice President in charge of manufacturing of the http://usautoindustryworldwartwo.com/fruehauf.htm" rel="nofollow - Fruehauf Trailer Co. which was also a WW2 contractor.

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- 1947 Mr. Howard was president of an industrial and business consultant firm he established; the Harold F. Howard company based in Detroit.

At the time of his death in 1954, he was an executive at Ford Motor Co., responsible for over-all direction and coordination of the Aircraft Engine Division in Chicago that was engaged with making engines for the Air Force. A member of the Moslem Temple Shrine and the Knights Templar, he was a member of Washington Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons in Buffalo, NY. Mr. Howard also belonged to the Society of Automotive Engineers, the Recess Club, the Detroit Athletic Club and held the highest award of Scouting, the Silver Beaver.

Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Oct 15 2023 at 4:23am

#128 Saginaw S'G' Model M1 Carbine s/n 3602950

Receiver marked S'G' but with S.G. serial number, hassquare ear, Fed Ord import mark below stock line, LP on bevel.
Underwood 1-43 bbl, good, headspaces, bight bore. Front sight has trough cut (SG), E379 PI slide, S'G' bolt with expected
dull black finish with W-S'G" extractor, S'G' T1 firing pin. S'G' trigger housing with dimples including rear lug, late
hammer mark only. S'G' hammer, SW-S'G' type 1 safety, Unmarked S'G' notched trigger, E-S'G' mag catch, unmarked type 2
safety. A very nice late corrected carbine with a hidden import mark, just need a stock group and flip sight to complete.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jan 27 2024 at 5:23am

#36 Plainfield M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine, s/n 23907

Cadmus (early Fed Ord late 1960's) underfolding stock, SK mount with Marlin scope. Includes magazine. Recent addition from family, limited photos.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jan 27 2024 at 5:36am

Airsoft - Enforcer Carbine by Gold Arrows

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Jan 27 2024 at 11:09pm

#164 IAI M1 Carbine, caliber .30 carbine s/n R202012

This was an earlier production IAI in .30 carbine Larry purchased new retail in 1999. Various GI parts. Slide stop notch is not shallow.
Recent addition from family, limited photos.

Price: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Feb 08 2024 at 3:01am

#97 Inland Model M1 s/n 61231

Restored - Inland 6-43 BI barrel, BI gas piston cylinder, N milled front sight, OI type II high wood stock (no crossed cannons), OI handguard, S rear flip sight, AI flat bolt, PI type IV slide, early trigger housing pin, GI dogleg hammer, type I push safety, type IIA W-I mag catch, c-tip sling.

Includes sling, oiler, magazine.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Feb 18 2024 at 2:38am

#91 Saginaw SG Model M1 Carbine s/n 3390816

Corrected - S.G. undated bbl, unmarked type I bbl band, RSG A35 type III low wood stock with cartouche and crossed cannons (has U rebuild mark), SG recoil plate, rear flip sight marked S, SG flat bolt, SG slide, SG type III trigger housing, SG type IIA mag catch.

Includes sling, oiler, magazine.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Feb 19 2024 at 7:55am

#14 Rock-Ola Model M1 Carbine s/n 1668234

Rock-Ola 1-43 bbl with dings on top adjacent front sight with Blue Sky import mark, RP milled front sight, MR type I bbl band, RMC type I high wood I cut slingwell stock, RMC handguard, type II springtube receiver, Rock-Ola flat bolt, BR rear flip sight with S, Rock-Ola type II slide, Rock-Ola type II trigger housing, K/R dogleg mammer, type I safety, type I mag catch.

Includes sling, oiler, magazine.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Feb 19 2024 at 7:56am

#33 Winchester AW Model M1 Carbine s/n 5819025

Restored - Underwood receiver with Underwood name buffed out (still has the U) and Winchester AW marking, well worn W bbl with dings
adjacent front sight and import mark removed, unmarked type II bbl band, 4 rivet handguard, W type II high wood stock modified to
low wood has faint cartouche and crossed cannons, W recoil plate, H in shield milled rear sight, W round bolt, W 7160091 slide,
W type III trigger housing, W type III hammer.

Includes sling, oiler, and magazine.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Feb 24 2024 at 12:14am

#116 IBM Model M1 s/n 3904422, AO receiver

Original metal, IBM undated bbl, SI-B front sight, KV-B swivel, BR-B type II high wood stock w/ faint crossed cannons ( original stock may have been replaced), BR-B handguard, IN-B flip sight, BE-B type IV trigger housing, AM-B type III hammer, EP-B push safety, EP-B type II-A mag catch, IBM sling.

Includes sling, oiler, magazine.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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Posted By: sleeplessnashadow
Date Posted: Feb 24 2024 at 12:15am

#05 Inland Model M1 s/n 944525X (duplicate s/n X, Saginaw small SG receiver)

Restored - Inland 11-43 bbl, N milled front sight, U type I bbl band, S marked flip sight, OI type III stock with faint crossed cannons, OI handguard, AI flat bolt, PI type III slide, Inland type II trigger housing, HI type III hammer, EI type IIA mag catch, rare odd weave WW2 sling.

Includes sling, oiler, magazine.

Estimated Value: SOLD

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