Morphy's April 2019 Wrapup

Published on May 7, 2019
Duration: 7:00

This video reviews the results of Morphy's April 2019 auction, highlighting significant sales and unsold items. Notable sales included a Needlefire Carcano for $2,460, a .577 Bland-Pryse revolver for $25,830, and a 7.92mm Bren gun for $55,350. Conversely, items like the Dreyse 1874 needle rifle and Khrushchev's presentation MTs-11 shotgun did not sell, indicating market fluctuations for certain firearm types.

Quick Summary

The Hotchkiss Revolving Cannon was the top seller at Morphy's April 2019 auction, fetching $135,300. Other notable sales included a 7.92mm Bren gun for $55,350 and a .577 Bland-Pryse revolver at $25,830.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Needle Rifles
  2. 00:46Civil War Carbines & Early Shotguns
  3. 01:46Large Caliber Revolvers & Anti-Tank Rifles
  4. 02:26Submachine Guns & Machine Guns
  5. 03:46Rare Rifles & Heavy Artillery
  6. 05:06Presentation Pieces & Modern Rifles
  7. 06:26Smith & Wesson & Auction Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What were some of the highest-selling firearms at Morphy's April 2019 auction?

The Hotchkiss Revolving Cannon sold for $135,300, a 7.92mm Bren gun reached $55,350, and a .577 Bland-Pryse revolver fetched $25,830, significantly exceeding its estimate.

Which firearms failed to sell at Morphy's April 2019 auction?

Notable unsold items included the Dreyse 1874 needle rifle and Nikita Khrushchev's presentation MTs-11 shotgun, indicating a selective market for certain historical pieces.

What was the sale price for the Needlefire Carcano 1844/67 at the April 2019 Morphy's auction?

The Needlefire Carcano 1844/67 sold for $2,460, which included a 23% buyer's premium, showing the additional cost associated with auction purchases.

Were the Boys Anti-Tank Rifles registered as destructive devices?

Yes, both the Inglis and BSA Boys Anti-Tank Rifles sold at the auction were registered destructive devices, a classification that impacts their market and handling.

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