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Iroquois Auctions’ Rowley Gun Auction
Sat Aug 29, 2020 - Sat Aug 29, 2020
116 Crescent Drive - Fulton, NY
Iroquois Auctions’ Rowley Gun Auction
August 29th at 10am
Preview 8am–10am
Pathfinder Fish & Game Club
116 Crescent Drive, Fulton, NY 13069
or www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/174191
Bid live or online to become the new owner of one or more of these great firearms.
Iroquois Auctions is proud to be able to present to the public an exceedingly rare and important firearms collection.
The Rowley family has given us the opportunity to bring to public auction the estate of their brother. Mr. Rowley was a machinist by trade and a shrewd collector of firearms. He collected firearms with history related to his time in the service. He has collected firearms whose history dates from near the time of the revolutionary war, through the War of 1812, the U.S. Civil War, Spanish-American War, WWI and WWII and Korea.
He also collected modern firearms used in competition, with Winchester model 52, O.F. Mossberg model C45A, Walther Sport Model 11 rifles. Winchester 92’s, 94’s, Low Walls, Marlin 92, Savage 99, antique high quality and grade collector firearms. S&W model 52’s and 41’s, Caspian Arms custom built long slide 1911’s, S&W (29’s, 15’s, 29’s, 586, 686, 19’s, etc.) Performance Center revolvers, Colt Single Actions Army’s, Python, Agent, Police Positive and others, Sig arms, Browning and others. Black powder long-guns and pistols, historic and modern, Colts, military, civilian, shotguns, muskets, single shot competition rifles of more than a century ago.
Gerald Petro, Auctioneer and Appraiser
Est. 1971
PO Box 736, Brewerton NY 13029
Cell: 315-561-9777
iroquoisauction@gmail.com
10% Buyer’s Premium • 24-hour security
All federal and NYS laws will be complied with in the purchase of these firearms. All transactions will be done in accordance to lawful practices, NICs checks and pistol permits and permit amendments.
There will be no exceptions. Dealers are welcome, please have your FFL, NYS license and tax paperwork available for record keeping, bring copies for the dealer’s records. Cash or check (by pre-approval) on site.
FFL transaction fees will be civilian transactions $30 for first firearm, $10 each additional. Dealer FFL/C&R transaction fees will be $10 per gun.
300+ guns
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