This scarce holster was built in Germany for the Dreyse semi auto pistol.  This example shows excellent leather and stiching and included is the original spare magazine that came with the pistol. 

All leather WW1 and/or WW2 revolver holster.  This British or Canadian holster carried the Webley, Colt and  issued S&W revolvers in both wars.These holsters were built in both England and Cana

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

All brass Colt mold marked Colt's patent.  Clean cavities, the outside, however shows numerous usage marks.  The interior and cavities are in sound condition.  A little accessory to go with a 49 Co

Lot of 7 horns from the mid to late 1800's, orginally sourced from Eastern Canada.1.    11" with nicely carved spout built for a rifle.2&3.  9" powder horns with attached 3" primer (need plugs)

Powder flask by the noted maker Hawksley.  This fluted flask remains in excellent unpolished condition, other than a broken spout spring.  This piece was built late 1860- early 1870s.  Ref #289 in

50 year old but in new condition valve spout oilers.  These remain in new condition(never filled with oil).  Excellent English built oil to go as an accessory with English or Enfield collection gra

14 original brass oilers built by J.J.B (J.J. Bent company), WW1 production in original as issued and used condition.  BSA and broad arrow marked.  $50 each.

This flask (horn) shows a flatten natural cow horn body.  All fittings are brass.  The spout is graduated 65 to 80 grains.  The brass collar and base are attached by 3 screws.  This flask remains i

Lot of 4 powder flasks.1   Heavy walled Sykes pattern, sound seams, needs spring and sprout work.2   Game scene powder flask.  Top marked patent.  Needs spring.  Back side indented with one small r

Two English powder flasks, one built by Dixson & Sons, the other by G & FW Hawksley.  Both show sound bodies and seams.  Both are missing the spout springs.  Two nice display flasks.  Both

Winchester loading tube.  This variation was built 1931-1942.  Western in script over Winchester made in USA marked.  Built to hold 12 to 15 rounds of 22 short cartridges.  Used in a pump action ri

A commercially built black powder horn built  circa 1850's.  An original Victorian era horn, 10" overall with brass butt plate 2 1/2".  The spout is graduated 50,55,60 & 65 grms.  The horn and

Antique 38-55 Model 1894 Winchester reloading tool.  This item shows clear markings.  The finish overall is very good with some minor corrision.   No die included.

Original cartridge box built for the 30-40 Krag.  All original showing the U.S.

An excellent plus example of a WW2 manufactured tripod for the Browning M 1917 A1 machine gun. This mount was built by the Lamson Company 1941.

An excellent repro holster marked with the US on the flap.  6 3/4" across the top of flap 8" depth .  A well made piece but we have no info for what handgun.  As new condition.

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

A mid size auto pistol holster from the late war era.  This holster was built for the mid size German handguns, (1934 Mauser and other handguns of a similar size).

Item 1 & 2 - Original WW2 German cleaning kits.  Each comes in original can with hinged top.  Complete with original oiler, chain pull through, brushhog and cleaning tools.  Both appear to be l

Excellent example of a MG 15 oiler.  Built by and stamped J. Deal over D.R.C.M.  This piece shows most of it's original as built finish.  Sound tight spout and brass cap.  Not a common oiler.

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