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(EL-8236) 1894 SRC WITH FULL MAG
Receiver is a gray coloration, bbl has blue in protected areas, 3-leaf rear sight with half a leaf broken on center leaf. Wood is fairly good with no cracks, has some oil soaking. Nice action, fair to good bore on this 25-35 Caliber SRC. e
M $995
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(10-358) CUSTOM WINCHESTER MODEL 94 ENGRAVED CARBINE
 This gun has been completely re-done and looks great with carved, checkered, deluxe stocks which are elaborately engraved; shotgun style buttplate. Receiver is completely scroll engraved-very nice work but I'm not sure who it was done by. Pre-64 style carbine in Caliber 30-30, exc bore, orig sights. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $2,250
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(10-96) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
Fine bore with a shallow ring three inches back from the muzzle, 85% barrel and magazine blue, 10% receiver blue, the balance turned a plum blue patina coloration, wood lightly sanded, coat of varnish added, original sights. e
M $ 850
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(10-77) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .30 WCF
Near fine bore, 90%+ barrel blue, 98% magazine blue, 75% receiver blue, the balance turning a plummish blue patina coloration, three leaf platinum lined express rear (middle leaf gone) and Lyman tang sights, considerable darkening case colors on hammer and lever. Solid walnut retains most original finish. Great looking gun. e
M $ 2,100
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(10-78) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
Nice bore, 98% shiny barrel and magazine blue remaining, left side receiver 40% blue, right side 98% blue, original sights. Fine wood with most all original varnish remaining; complete with eyes for Winchester sling. e
M $ 1,750
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(10-87) ANTIQUE WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
About good bore, light ring midway, barrel and magazine are a plum blue patina coloration, gray receiver. VG wood, replaced blade in front sight, express rear has one leaf. e
A $ 795
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(10-243) VERY RARE WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 PISTOL GRIP SADDLERING CARBINE WITH CARBINE BUTTPLATE IN .30 CALIBER
VG+ bore, 95% shiny blue on barrel and magazine, 75% receiver blue, the balance turning a plum gray coloration, original sights. Fine nicely figured non-checkered pistol grip walnut stocks, 80%+ original varnish intact. SRC’s with a pistol grip stock usually have a shotgun butt! ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 5,750
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(10-63) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
Fine bore, 80%+ barrel blue, 98% magazine blue, receiver has turned a very dark plum blue brown patina coloration. VG+ gumwood with stock stamped ‘TR.H.SQ. B.N.Y.G.’ which our in-house pro attributes to Training Headquarters, Squadron B, New York Guard. Also rack number ‘30’. e
M $ 1,950
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(10-289) VERY RARE DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 EASTERN CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
Button magazine, fine bore, barrel retains 30% blue, receiver 20%, the balance is a thinning gray blue coloration, Lyman No. 56 receiver peep sight. Checkered deluxe pistol grip stocks retains considerable original high gloss lacquer; hardrubber shotgun buttplate. Complete with eyes for Winchester sling (front eye repaired). Clean attractive little carbine with beautiful wood. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 3,850
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(10-179) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLERING CARBINE .32 WS
Near excellent bore, original sights, 95% shiny blue on barrel and magazine, 90% darkening receiver finish starting to turn plummish blue, the balance flaked to a plum gray coloration. Fine walnut with a few handling dings, most all original varnish remaining. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 2,275
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(10-158) WINCHESTER MODEL 94 TRANSITION CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
Excellent bore, 98%+ shiny barrel and magazine blue, receiver retains 90%+ darkening blue, the balance turning a plummish blue coloration, excellent walnut with virtually all original varnish remaining, original ramped front sight and buckhorn rear. Early features include long forearm and carbine buttplate. e
M $ 975
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(10-91) WINCHESTER MODEL 94 EASTERN STYLE CARBINE IN .32 SPECIAL
Serial number 1072298. Made without a saddlering but it has all the other early style carbine features: post front sight and long forearm. Excellent bore, original sights. Original carbine style wood is in excellent condition, receiver retains 97-98% bright shiny original blue-a touch of flaking here and there; showing hardly any signs of usage. Barrel appears to have been refinished at one time, it’s hard to tell-looks VG. Other than that, it’s superb. Scarce! e
M $ 1,395
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(10-258) SAN FRANCISCO POLICE DEPARTMENT MARKED WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 EASTERN CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
Excellent bore, excellent overall with 97%+ bright shiny blue remaining, barrel is marked ‘S.F.P.D.’. Circa 1929 example with fine walnut retaining most all original varnish, original sights. e
M $ 2,450
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(10-276) SAN FRANCISCO POLICE DEPARTMENT MARKED WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
Circa 1925 with ‘SFPD’ stamped onto the barrel. Smooth clean metal has turned a plum blue patina coloration, original sights, VG+ walnut with most original varnish remaining. Complete with carbine style buttplate and original saddlering. Provenance. e
M $ 3,750
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(10-360) CUSTOM GOLD & ENGRAVED WINCHESTER PRE-64 MODEL 94 CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
 Excellent bore, professional and tasteful work includes gold inlaid lines and barrel markings. The left side has a gold plated bear scene, the right side has a leaping stag. Foliate scroll engraving completely covers the remainder of the frame, lever and retaining bands. Muzzle area, rear sight area and breech areas of the barrel are engraved as well. Stocks are checkered and carved in a fleur d’lis style as well as having a carved tiger and bull moose on opposite sides of the buttstock. Virtually all re-finish remains. This is a stunning little gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 4,250
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(10-214) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 EASTERN CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
Fine bore, 50% barrel blue, 75% magazine blue, 15% receiver blue, replacement rear sight, VG+ walnut. e
M $ 650
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(10-204) TRANSITION WINCHESTER MODEL 94 SADDLERING CARBINE IN CALIBER .32 WS
Fine bore, 95% barrel and mag tube blue, long forearm and carbine style buttstock, VG walnut with a couple of slivers missing next to the upper tang, light varnish added. Receiver has flaked to a soft plum gray patina coloration. e
M $ 650
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(10-28) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLERING CARBINE IN CALIBER .32 WS
90% barrel and magazine blue, traces of blue on receiver with balance having flaked, good looking replacement extra figured stocks, original sights. e
M $ 750
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(10-235) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
Excellent bore, 98% bright blue on the barrel and magazine tube, 40% receiver blue-balance having flaked, very nice carbine stocks with virtually all orig varnish. ‘K37’ stamped near buttplate, original sights. Used very little. e
M $ 1,550
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(10-422) SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
Non-checkered pistol grip buttstock with hardrubber buttplate, fine condition extra figure walnut with virtually all original varnish remaining, 60% barrel and mag blue, 85% shiny receiver blue, the balance is a plum blue patina coloration; receiver has two neatly filled tap holes for a receiver sight, traces of case colors on hammer and lever, original sights. Nice looking. e
M $ 2,250
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(10-219) ONE OF A KIND WINCHESTER MODEL 94 FLAT SIDE CARBINE IN .30 CALIBER
Purchased from one of the exec’s of the Winchester Factory in approx 1979. Gun was made in the Winchester tool room-they were studying the feasibility of making a flat side carbine which would take less work to manufacture & have a stronger receiver. Accompanied with a Letter from Winchester stating these facts from the person who owned the gun. serial number ends with an ‘X’ indicating that this is an experimental gun. Overall as new with all blue, all original stock varnish; steel shotgun buttplate. Original factory box which is in excellent+ cond. Very unique, truly one of a kind. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 2,350
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(10-322) VERY INTERESTING WINCHESTER 1866-1966 CENTENNIAL RIFLE
When this model was in the planning stages, the executives all guessed as to how many might be manufactured & sold. Ted Hazelwood guessed 66,666. His guess was highest by around 20,000. They sold over 100,000! This special gun was made up for and inscribed ‘Ted Hazelwood, S.N. 66,666’. It has very fancy wood with most all original lacquer remaining, gold plated receiver and forearm cap; cap gold has flaked a bit next to the forearm. All the finish remains on barrel, magazine & lever. The barrel is marked ‘A Century of Leadership 1866-1966’. Complete with provenance and original box. Very interesting, unique Winchester Centennial rifle. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 2,750
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(10-232) WINCHESTER MODEL 94 CARBINE IN 30-30
This is a late carbine made in 1930. All the early features such as the walnut carbine style butt, long forearm, post front sight, 3-leaf express folding flip up rear sight which is missing 1 leaf as usual. Overall gun is in superb+ condition with 99% bbl and mag blue; 95%+ rec blue-just a little flaking on right hand side. Beautiful little gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 1,850
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(10-266) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .30-30
Nice bore, includes late style flip up rear barrel and Marbles tang sights, 40% barrel blue, 95% magazine blue remaining. Receiver is a gray patina coloration. Generally VG wood with a bit of wood loss at toe of hardrubber shotgun buttstock. e
M $ 900
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(10-285) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 PISTOL GRIPPED CARBINE IN 32 WS
With very unusual carbine buttplate-generally pistol grips have shotgun butts. Original 20" carbine length barrel, full length magazine, VG bore, replacement of the period Marbles rear carbine sight. Original walnut stocks are in excellent condition with most original varnish; metal is excellent as well with 90% original thinning barrel and magazine blue; 25% original receiver blue-the balance turned a smooth plum bluish brown coloration. All original with the exception of two neatly filled tap holes in the side of the receiver. Scarce. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 2,150
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(10-268) VERY SCARCE 94 SADDLERING CARBINES COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS A BELGIAN CONGO MODEL IN 30 WCF
These guns are seldom found in very good condition-this one is about average. Original gumwood stock is sound and solid with a light coat of varnish added. Overall gun is in generally VG condition with no pits; mostly a plum brown coloration; traces original blue, VG bore. Very interestingly the rear ladder sight is marked in meters and the gun features side mount sling swivels running underneath the side of the forearm band and the side of the stock. Very scarce-I've only seen a half dozen of these. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 1,175
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(10-82) WINCHESTER MODEL 94 ALASKA PURCHASE CENTENNIAL CARBINE
Overall gun is in excellent+ condition and complete with the original rack that accompanies this piece as well as the original box. Very scarce-in 1967, only 1,500 of these were manufactured. e
M $ 1,375
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(10-421) 1894 EASTERN CARBINE WITH SPECIAL ORDER RIFLE BUTTSTOCK CHAMBERED IN 25-35
VG+ bore, buckhorn rear sight. Original walnut generally VG with just a bit of wood loss on left side below the sight. Wood is solid with the exception of a couple of small cracks at front of forearm. Barrel and magazine retain 20-30% blue-balance thinning to a blue gray patina coloration. Receiver has flaked to a gray patina. Crisp action. All original and quite rare. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 1,250
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