An excellent example of an unknown English maker percussion rifle lock.  This unit started as an Enfield percussion rifle lock.  These parts were obviously reworked by a serious gunsmith and conver

Original US WW2 Model 2250 combat military knife with original sheath.  This WW2 example shows obvious usage and issue marks.  The blade shows sharpening but clear makers marks.  The leather grips

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

Excellent plus example of this broad arrow WD crown,inspector marked socket bayonet.  We have not identified the model of rifle for this bayonet.  It shows a 3"/ 75mm socket.  The opening is 3/4"/1

This piece is a Philippine Bolo (Long Knife).  This bolo shows a typical 14" blade and is mounted with a wood handle in the arm & fist configeration.  This piece rides in a carved wood scabbard

Marlin Rifle Barrels. Note: All parts are sold on a no return basis.1. Marlin Model 336 cs , 30-30 with excellent blue & bore.  -$100.005.

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 2.We have a second 1866 barrel with the identical barrel address & 24 1/2 " length. The exterior shows remnants of the original blue.

Unpolished brass microscope in it's original factory box. These portable brass microscopes are not rare but are now less frequently found on the market.

Original pair of long shank spurs.  Marked "Solid nickel".  This pair show the original leather and buckles.  Silver coins mounted on the shanks.

Snider Enfield Bayonet.  The scabbard frog stud is marked 74 over 15.  The 74th Battalion of Infantry was located in Sussex, New Brunswick.  The socket is marked 1155 which would have been an inven

French Kepi original military army hat (officers Kepi). All originaland complete with liner.  Tag is marked 53 1/2.  The interior band is partially separated but sound and in place.

All original 1886 parts .  Note: all parts sold on a no return basis.  We may have smaller parts.  if you need any please email us and we will check our small parts and advise as to availability an

Parts for a Colt Lightning, built 1903. PAL required for the barreled action.

2.  Mag feed unit  -   $100.00

3.  Bolt guide  -   $75.00

5.  Mag loading spring -   $25.00

1.  Original 40-60 carrier ,excellent   -$250.00

4.  Original 1876 hammer  -     $275.00

2. 1866 Butt plate with trap.  - $495.00

5.  1866 original lever      - $250.00 (2 of these)

Also available:

1866 original hammer (2 of these) -$200 each

Winchester 1873 parts.    

1.  1st Model plate, no trap    -     $125.00

2.  Early no trap plate  -    $100.00

3.  Later buttplate   -  $100.00

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

We are pleased to offer a very scarce WW1 Pneumatic Mortar or mini artillery piece.  We have not been able to identify the actual manufacture or model of this unique WW1 weapon.

Catalogue 1929 is the summer sports catalogue.  This original catalogue is 96 pages with it's oroginal order form and mailer envelope.  This is a great reference for sports material.  A section on

This barrrel is from one of the Martini action, 310 caliber cadet training rifles built by Greener.  This 25" barrel shows a bright very good to excellent bore.  The barrrel shows most of it's orig

Original box of Winchester loader 8 gauge paper shot shells.  The box of 50 factory primed cartridges were intended to be loaded by the purchaser.  The 50 cases remain in as new condition with the

Original factory 1871-1971 brass plaque for mounting on a Trapdoor Centennial rifle.  This piece comes with it's factory screws in it's orginal envelope with instruction manual.  A scarce item if n

6 boxes of 20 gauge wads.  All are in their original factory boxes.  A unique grouping to go with a vintage shotgun collection.