All original cheek piece for the M1-D Garand Sniper rifle.  There are numerous copies and reproduction pieces but relatively few genuine pieces.  This piece shows the original MRT-11-62 ink stampin

Built for the Remington 742, this mag is in new condition (out of the box) built for the 30-06, 270, .35 Whelen and the 280 Rem.

Parker Hale .303 rust preventer oil.  Original oil can with brass spout & clear painted label.  A nice pre war example.  In addition, is an older glass bottle of the same product embosed Stephe

Canadian C broad arrow marked bren case, complete with strap and dated 1943.

Complete leather holster together with 2 spare 8 shot magazines, tool, cleaning rod and lanyard.  The leather and stiching are sound.  This leather is supple.

Excellent Swedish Model 1907 holster.  Excellent leather & stitching with clear Swedish crown over T4 on flap.

A scarce extra quality Sykes powder flask.  This piece is a great example of a well made standing seam flask.  See page 41 of "The Powder Flask Book".  These have a continuous bead seam.  See examp

A James Dixon & Sons No 140 gun flask  with the rabbit pattern front face, common top and original cord.  This flask and other Dixon prducts were sold by North American firms and described as "

A rare German leather holster built for the Mauser Schnellfeur pistol.  This unmarked holster is identical to the one as pictured on page 73 of "Military Holsters of World War II" by Bender.  This

Original WW2, 1945 dated US M1 Garand rifle cover (scabbard). This piece is 47" long with U.S. on the front face.  The interior shows makers ink stamp M-D Mfg.

A pair of modern made Thompson Submachine gun covers.  These pieces are built from heavy canvas as were the original WW2 cases.  Leather tabs and steel zipper.  Excellent scabbard for that WW2 era

Original WW2 Lee Enfield action cover( Refereence Page 428 of the Lee Enfield (Final Edition) by Ian Skennerton).  Canvas with brass snaps and leather ties, most are Canadian C broad arrow marked.

This is a vintage Western Style HH Heiser left handed leather holster that is rawhide edged.  Neatly scratched into the back is "SW 5 1/2"  The snap has the Heiser logo and the post and snap appear

This is a Bucheimer black leather holster for your scoped Thompson Center Contender pistol.  Marked "B832A" on the belt loop; holster is 14 1/4" x 7" with some light scattered marks and scuffs but

This is a hard to find original Lyman 524 receiver sight for the Winchester Model 52.  Sight retains about 90% original blued finish with some storage dust and scattered light rust spots. 

This appears to be a WWI holster for the German Sauer Model 1913 pistol chambered in 7.65mm.  It is constructed out of brown cowhide leather that remains soft & subtle.  The holster appears to

This German Sauer Model 1913 holster is a high quality pebble grain leather with crazing/crackling on the top edge or round of the flap.  Otherwise the leather remains in excellent condition with s

This German Radom Model 1935 holster is constructed of top grain cowhide leather which shows normal war time usage marks.  The leather is brown and shows remnants of German black die on the front f

This holster is the 2nd Model soft shell variation introduced in 1943.  The reverse shows a faint later war "P38" ink stamp with Waffenampt "WaA23" and coded "bml" for Hans Romer of Neu-ULM (DONAU)

This is a Folsom Audley RH leather hoslter for use with the Colt Pre Woodsman and Woodsman automatic pistols.

This is an old Canadian miner's canteen. 9" by 4 3/4" all copper construction with iron wire handle. This piece has seen a lot of rough usage.

This piece appears similar to 213 on page 277 of "The Powder Flask Book" by Ray Riling. 6" overall length, marked Sykes patent shows the Sykes 3 notch spout 2 1/2 to 3 1/4 measurements .

This powder horn was sourced out of Southern Nova Scotia.  This piece appears to be a genuine MicMac powder horn from the eighteen hundreds.  This horn shows a great petina that only age can produc

An excellent example of an above average condition tin, circa 1910-15.

All brass construction, marked James Dixon and Son's on the plunge and 3 1/2, 4, 4 1/2 and 5 drams on the spout.