DENVER, PA.- Morphy Auctions, a leading antiques auction destination specializing in fresh to the market collections, announced today its highly-prized Firearms Collection will be offered to global collectors from June 25-28 in Denver, PA. The June sale represents the first James D. Julia and Morphy Auctions co-branded firearm sale and will underscore both houses’ legacys as industry leaders in firearms collectibles.
Reigning supreme in firearm collections, Morphy Auctions and its impressive selection of antique handguns, rifles, shotguns and other quality items will provide novice collectors, arms enthusiasts, and discerning firearms aficionados the opportunity to expand their collections with rarely seen firearms. Over 2,300 lots will be offered throughout the late-June four-day auction with highlights including:
● Colt 1921 Thompsons
● Desert Ordnance Original Australian FN-FAL L1A1A
● Colt 1850 2nd Model U.S. Dragoon ● Ulrich-Engraved 1895 Lever-Action with Gold Inlay
● 12 Gauge Grand American built for Roy Rogers and a 20 Bore Custom Winchester Grand American made for Dale Evans
“When we co-branded with James D. Julia, we knew we had to celebrate in a big way and offer firearm enthusiasts and aficionados a collection that would not disappoint” says Dan Morphy, President of Morphy Auctions. “We are ecstatic to present our Firearms Collection, which will bring over 2,000 pieces to collectors on a global scale.”
In addition, Morphy will offer the G. Thomas Puett collection of high quality Colts, American, English and European sporting shotguns and rifles, as well as extremely rare firearms including the Savage model 1907 trails pistol. The Firearms Auction will begin promptly at 9 a.m. on June 25 and take place at Morphy’s Denver, PA gallery located at 200 North Reading Road. In addition to live bidding, Morphy Auctions offers absentee, phone, and online bidding with no additional surcharges from third party bidding sites. All lots to be offered at the June firearms auction are on display and available for preview in Morphy’s Denver auction gallery.
