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Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers Inaugural

            Historic Arms & Militaria Auction May 1


            CRANSTON, RI – Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers    Museum, where it was displayed recently. The
            will hold its first-ever Historic Arms & Militaria   69 1/2 inch long field piece is marked “1829/
            auction on Saturday, May 1st, at 10 a.m. EDT.   Bryansk” on the breech with the foundry name   British Royal Warrant of 1768 grenadier cap plate,
            The sale is well-rounded and will feature more   and has plain dolphins on the gun’s top.   made sometime between 1768 and 1802 from repoussé
            than 400 lots of historic material from the    A circa 1799-1802 U.S. North & Cheney     silver-plated sheet copper over a die-struck tinned-iron
                                                                                                               plate (est. $3,000-$5,000)
            American Revolution through to the modern-  second contract pistol, model 1799, .74 bore,
            day, with wonderful objects designed to appeal to   with serial number 697 marked on the shoulder   Moses Comstock, whose name appears in the
            beginning and higher-end collectors.        of the breech plug, is expected to hit $20,000-  Massachusetts French & Indian War rolls, has an
               Joel Bohy, director of Bruneau & Co.’s newly   $30,000. The pistol, 14 1/4 inches long, has a   estimate of $7,000-$9,000. The 19 1/4 inch long
            created Arms & Militaria department, says “The   walnut stock, an iron back strap and brass frame,   cow horn is carved with trees, bottles, glasses,
            catalog features the collection of Larry Cooley.   trigger guard, and butt cap.          deer, horses, birds, fish, a man on horseback, and
            Larry collected some of the finest U.S. martial   A pattern 1798 U.S. horseman’s pistol, .65   a ship. It’s marked with Comstock’s name, the
            arms from the late 18th to the mid-19th century   bore with a walnut stock, overall 16 3/4 inches   year “1759” and the initials of the carver (“IS”).
            and we’re thrilled to be offering them.”    long, is estimated to finish at $10,000-$15,000.   Previews of all individual items will be avail-
                                                        Only 398 of these pistols were delivered in 1799   able by appointment only the week of the auc-
                   Powderhorn from 1759, identified to Moses   by Robert McCormick and John Miles. The one   tion. To schedule an appointment, call 401-533-
                      Comstock, whose name appears in the   up for bid is attributed to Miles, as McCormick   9980; or, email to info@bruneauandco.com.
                    Massachusetts French & Indian War rolls,    stamped his name on the stocks of the guns he   To learn more about Bruneau & Co.
                   19 ¼ inches in length (est. $7,000-$9,000)                                        Auctioneers, online bidding for this auction, and
                                                        delivered. Miles delivered 200 pistols in 1799.
                                                           A powder horn from 1759, identified to    more, visit www.bruneauandco.com.

                                                        Founders Chapter May 12 Meeting

                                                        NIANTIC, MA – This spring                                to the Past 20th Century South
                                                        the Founders Chapter of                                  Jersey Glass Vol. 1 and Tippecanoe
                                                        the National American Glass                              and E. G. Booz Too!,  a book
                                                        Club will continue our virtual                           about cabin bottles, as well as
               A circa 1829 Russian M. 1805 12-pound    meetings via Zoom. On May                                numerous other publications
            bronze field gun has an estimate of $30,000-  12, Glass Collector and                                about glass and bottles. He was
            $50,000 and is being sold to benefit the acquisi-  Historian Thomas C. Haunton                       a featured speaker at the 2013
            tion fund of the Massachusetts National Guard   returns to the Founders                              Federation of Historical Bottle
                                                        Chapter to share his expertise                           Collectors National Show in
                                                        of 20th century American glass.                          Manchester, New Hampshire,
                                                        He will give a presentation                              and has appeared as a guest lec-
                Short
                & Sweet                                 entitled  Emil Larson, The      Glass Collector and Historian   turer for NAGC chapters and
                                                        Glassblower’s Glassblower, about   Thomas C. Haunton     other organizations across New
                                                        the sixty-year career of this Dorfinger,     England and the mid-Atlantic states.
                                                        Durand, and independent shop artisan who        All meetings start at 11 a.m. For the link
             Shop Opens at 8:00 a.m.
             Equal Opportunity                          could make virtually anything in glass. Mr.   please contact President@ Founderchapter.org
             Dealers & buyers                           Haunton is the author of the books Last Links   or check www.Founderschapter.org
             Field opens at 9 am
             No set-up before
             Free admission
             $45 set-up fee, antiques only                   Outdoor Vintage,

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