Early Colt brass mould.  Built without spur cutters.  The moulds were standard up to 1860, when the iron variation became the standard.  See an example in a 49 pocket built in the US for sale in En

New ( in it's original box) Browning Model of 1918 30-06 belt loader.  Reference see "The Browning Machine Gun" by Goldsmith, Vol. pages 268-270.  This example remains in excellent condition and re

Original PH 455 to 22 caliber adaptor for the Webley MK Six revolver.  This complete unit shows a bright excellent 22 bore in the 6 7/8" barrel, sight unit.  The cylinder remains in the same condit

Colt 1849 pocket mould 31 caliber.  This example shows Colt patent on the spur cutter  and 31 PKT on the right side.  Nice original but dull finish with a few normal dings associated with usage.  C

Antique copper flask identical to the prior item C3175 with the exception of a 1/8" longer spout.  As with the prior item this copper flask shows the eagle, stars, crossed pistols and the rib and E

Original Colt 36 caliber 2 cavity mould, ball and conical bullet.  The spur cutter shows Colt's patent marking.  The right side shows the 36 B marking.  Both cavities remain in excellent condition.

Antique copper eagle flask shows an overall length of 4 5/8" and the body 3 1/2 from the base to the bottom of the collar. This example shows the eagle, stars and crossed pistols.  There is the rib

English gun case 32" x 9 3/4 X 3 1/4" built for a percussion double gun, shotgun or rifle.  Wood is very sound with no warpage.  All brass fittings and cover screws remain in place.  There is a 2 1

A one man operation, Richard E. Burt had a gunshop in Dalton N.Y.

We are pleased to offer a very scarce original oak case built for the Adams Model 1851 self cocking revolving rifle.  The rifles were produced circa 1855 by Dean Adams and Dean,30 King William Stre

Hornady series 11 460 S & W die set, complete and original in factory box.  Excellent condition. One full box of Barnes pistol bullets (460 S&W).  Also included are 54 once fired brass.

Old original Quebec  12-13" powder horn.  The base plug is secured with brass studs.  The base is hand carved.  This piece probably dates from the 1860's to 1880 era.

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 .

1970 Ruger Standard pistol box in excellent condition. With bright colors, no papers, this is the Type 8 box for the Ruger collectors.

WW2 US 1911 A1 holster in unissued condition.  This piece shows overall excellent leather, stiching and markings. The reverse is marked S-B Co. Note: Scott Meadows in his book" U.S.

Excellent plus WW2 1911 A1 holster built and marked to Milwaukee Saddlery Co.,dated 1944.  This holster shows no indication of actual carry or usage.  Excellent light tanned leather and clear embos

Collector grade box of Winchester 22 short black powder cartridges.  This green box with black printing is marked 22 caliber short 1/2 target cartridges.  The box and labels remain in very strong c

Savage built 12 gauge to 410, 2 1/2 & 3" adaptor.   99% blue bright excellent bore.

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Lot of  Vintage powder horns and shot pouches. 1. Horn 7 1/2" pine base secured with iron brads.  Extended body of horn for strap.  2.

A flint lock era pistol flask.  This piece is #238 on page 281 of "The Powder Flask Book" by Riling.

Vintage powder horn and shot pouch.  The horn is 10 1/2" overall with an extended wood plug.  The plug is secured by old square head brads.  Overall excellent color and condition .  The shot pouch

This horn is 9 1/2" overall,carved H.W.J.

MP-41 Schmeisser magazine loader.  This is an original 1940 dated loader built by Steyr.  The left side of the body shows 98E 41 waffen mark 815.  The right shows the designation MP 38U 40.  This l

Antique powder horn.  This Canadian horn is 14" by 3" across the base.  We estimate that this example was built circa 1860-1870's.  The base plug is secured by three hand forged brads.  There is a