RIFLE BARGAINS. 
We have a limited number of Winchester latest Model ’95 Box Magazine 
Rifles—.30-40 calibre, with nickel-steel barrels. Weight, 8% lbs.; 6 shots, 
using full metal patched and soft-point bullets. Penetration, 58 %-inch 
pine boards. Especially adapted to large game shooting. Very slightly 
second-hand. List price new, each.$30.00 
Our price is LOWER than the manufacturers care to have us print, so write us 
for the information. 
Swiss Military Repeating Rifles, .41 calibre, R. F., 10 shots. Good as new. 
Each . $5.00 
United States Springfield, Breechloading Single-shot Rifles, .45 calibre. New. 
Each . $4.50 
United States Springfield Breechloading Single-shot Rifles, .45 calibre, latest 
model, with ramrod bayonets. New. Each. $0.00 
United States Springfield Officers’ Model Breechloading Single-shot Rifles, 
.45 calibre, finely engraved, with hand checkered pistol grip, stock and 
forearm, folding graduated peep sights, and every rifle absolutely new. 
Original price to Government, $40.00 each. Our price, each.$12.00 
IVER JOHNSON SPORTING GOODS CO. 
163 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. 
FINE GUNS 
All the Prominent ENGLISH 
and AMERICAN MAKES 
Scott, Greener, Purdey, Jos. Lang (Si Son, 
The New Fox (Latest Am. Gun), Parker, Smith, Lefever, 
Send for High-Grade Gun 
Catalogue and Second-Hand List. 
Also Highest Quality Fishing Tackle. 
WM. READ SONS 
107 Washington St., Boston, Mass. 
Established 1826 The Old Gun House 
WE ARE 
HEADQUARTERS 
FOR THE 
L. C. SMITH GUNS 
MANUFACTURED BY THE HUNTER ARMS CO. 
And show the finest line of these guns in single and double 
trigger, with or without Automatic Ejectors, to be seen any 
where in the United States. 
List Prices from it»50.00 to $740.00 
VON LEN6ERKE & DETMOLD, 
349 Fifth Avenue, 
Near 34th Street - - NEW YORK 
Catalogue and Discounts on Application 
THE KENTUCKY CHAMPION, 
Mr. Woolfolk Henderson, of Lexington, 
Won ike Live Bird Championship 
at Louisville, Ky., Oct. ist, using 
BALLISTITE 
The Best Shotgun Smokeless Powder on Earth. 
J 1I | ATT 75 Chambers Street. 
. 11. LHU l/U., New York City. 
Agents far the NOBEL*S EXPLOSIVES CO., Ltd., Glasgow, Scotland. 
Send for "Shooting Facts.” 
Seasonable Bargains in 
Second-Hand Guns. 
No. 3025.—W. C. Scott & Son 
Monte Carlo Model Hammerless. 
Very fine Damascus barrels, half 
pistol grip stock, crystal apertures. 
Afine shooter and in splendid con¬ 
dition. Cost new, $145. Dimen¬ 
sions: 12-ga., 30-in. barrels, 7 lbs. 
5 oz.; 2% in. drop, 13%-in. stock. 
A bargain at. $90.00 
No. 1467.—Greener Crown Quality 
Ejector Brush Gun. Dimen¬ 
sions: 12-ga., 28-in. barrels, 7% 
lbs. weight. Greener’s silver 
Damascus barrels, modified left 
and cylinder right. Fine Italian 
walnut stock, half pistol grip. 
Drop 2%; length, 14 %. Cost, 
$425.00. Price .$200.00 
No. 3011.—Greener Crown Pigeon 
Gun. A magnificent shooter, full 
choked both barrels. Cost $400, 
and is in perfect conditon. Di¬ 
mensions: 12-ga., 30-in. barrels, 
7 lbs. 14 oz., 214, 14%. Dark, 
handsome Italian walnut stock, 
straight grip. Silver’s anti-recoil 
pad. A beautiful pigeon gun 
without ejector. Price.$200.00 
No. 3022.—Westley Richards Sin¬ 
gle-trigger, Self-acting Ejector. 
As fine an example of Westley 
Richards best guns as we have 
seen in a long time. An ideal 
brush gun. Left choked, right 
cylinder. Dimensions: lfi-ga., 
26-in. barrels, weight 6 lbs. Elab¬ 
orate engraving, full pistol grip. 
Very handsome Italian walnut 
stock, independent gold-plated 
removable locks. Cost new $600. 
Price .$350.00 
No. 1203.—Greener Grand Prize 
Pigeon Gun Hammerless, $250 
grade, slightly shopworn, 12-ga., 
30-in. barrels, 7 lbs. 4 oz., 2 Yz in. 
drop, 14 in. stock. Full choke. 
Beautifully engraved and fin¬ 
ished. Sieman steel barrels, half 
pistol grip. Price.$150.00 
No. 3029.—Greener Grand Prize 
Pigeon Gun. A splendid trap gun. 
Elaborately engraved. Fine dark 
Italian walnut stock, straight grip. 
Sieman-Martin steel barrels, 12- 
ga., 30-in. barrels, 7% lbs., 2 5-16 
drop and 14y 2 stock. Cost $200, 
and is as good as new. Price_$125.00 
No. 3193.—Newman Featherweight 
field hammer gun, 12-ga., 28-in. 
barrels, 5% lbs. weight. A splendid 
little brush gun and only slightly 
shopworn. Has fine Damascus 
barrels, half pistol grip; left 
modified and right cylinder. 
Price reduced from $75 to.$50.00 
No. 252.—V. L. & D. “Knock¬ 
about” hammerless, 12-ga., 30-in., 
7!4 lbs., 2% in., 14>4 in. stock. 
Modified in the right barrel and 
full choke in the left. Cost $60 
and is as good as new. Price net.$40.00 
No. 3032.—W. H. Hamilton .44- 
cal. double gun. A strong shoot¬ 
ing hammer gun, weighing 4% 
lbs., 2% > n - drop and 13% in. 
stock. Frame nicely nickel- 
plated and handsomely engraved. 
Blued steel barrels, 26-in. long. 
A fine little gun for a boy. 
Worth 18.00. Price. $14.00 
No. 1925.—Acme Arms Co. 28-ga. 
hammer gun. A splendid light¬ 
weight hammer gun. Barrels 
have Damascus finish, 26-in., and 
the gun weighs 4% lbs. Nice 
stock, half pistol grip. Worth 
$18.00. Price . $14.00 
No. 3028.—Acme Ams Co., 20-ga. 
hammer gun. Well made through¬ 
out, handsome stock, blued steel 
28-in. barrels, matted rib. Weight 
5% lbs. Worth $20.00. Price_$15.50 
No. 3019.—W. H. Hamilton Ham¬ 
mer Gun. An elaborate gun, made 
as a sample and built to order. 
Has fine steel barrels, specially 
engraved and nickel-plated frame. 
Ebonized stock, carved pistol grip 
and forearm. It is 12-ga., 30-in., 
7(4 lbs. Left choked, right cyl¬ 
inder Made to sell for $25. Price..$15.50 
No. 1906.—Dumoulin Bros. Ham¬ 
mer Gun, 12-ga., 30-in., 7%lbs., left 
choked, right cylinder, Damascus 
finish and worth nearly double. 
Price . $12.25 
No. 1907.—A gun the same as 
No. 1906, except 16-ga., 28-in. 
barrels, weight, 6%lbs. Price.... $12.26 
No. 6319.—Ithaca Hammerless 
Brush Gun. Looks like new, 12- 
ga., 26-in. barrels, 6% lbs. Blued 
steel barrels, left modified, and 
right cylinder. Price. $18.75 
We buy and trade in second-hand guns. With the opening of the shooting 
season, many sportsmen desire to change their shooting equipment for something 
different. For many years we have made a specialty of buying and selling second¬ 
hand guns, and we usually have the largest stock of fine second-hand guns in the 
country. If you contemplate buying a new gun next season, or having one built 
to order, now is the time to write about it, and if you have a really good second¬ 
hand gun to trade in as part payment, we can make you more favorable terms now 
than we could at the beginning of the next season. We have a market for all the 
good second-hand gur.s we can get. 
HENRY C. SQUIRES & SON, 
44 Cortlandt St, New York. 
