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

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

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 Winchester Sporting collectible item.  This can of men's after shave powder was sold circa 1940's.  Both sides of the can show a hunter lighting his pipe with a 1886 or Model 71 Winchester across

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

A well made original buff leather cap gun belt and holster rig.  No makers name but well built .  An item for the cap gun or western collector.

Mossberg store counter advertisement .  This piece is 12 by 9 1/2", blue white and red with 22 rifle on the face.  Cardboard stand on the back remains in place.  A neat item for the Mossberg  colle

Savage store counter display as provided to Savage Dealers in 1964.  This display piece is 25" by 20" showing two hunters, a Savage 99 and a Savage double barrel shotgun .  This example is in relat

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

An English W Bartram powder flask for an express rifle.  The spout is for 2 1/2 to 3 drams of powder.  This "Nimrod" flask is covered with black morocco leather and remains in excellent condition. 

Sykes shot pouch in excellent condition.  8 1/2" overall with spout built for 1 1/2 or 1 1/4 oz of shot.  The leather body of this pouch remains in excellent condition with sound stiching.  It is n

A Dixon 19th century single flute flask with the improved patent enclosed spring charger (see pages 214 &289 of "The Powder flask Book" by Riling).  The charger shows a Birmingham address and n

1870 era Hawksley powder flask with the makers name on the spout.  This flask is basically the same as #289 and #295 on page 284 of "The Powder Flask Book" by Riling.  This example shows an excelle

Excellent example of a 19th Century English Hawksley shell flask.  The flask is #388 on page 292 of "The Powder Flask Book" by Riling.

An excellent large flask by James Dixon and Son, Sheffield.  This copper body flask is 8 3/4 by 3 3/4".  The collar and charger are brass.  The front face shows detailed hanging game in clear sharp

A unique 19th century flask for the ollector of flasks and related early material.  This piece was built by a maker with obvious talent.  The body of this example is horn with an exceptional pig sk

An original Bridgeport set of loading tools for a 20 gauge shotgun.  This set of tools remains in the original box.  The patt.

Nice WWI style wallet in excellent condition with a slogan on the inside of the purse reads "Lethbridge The Beer without a Peer You'll get it. A very scarce item to this small brewery.