Excellent plus condition 4" boat compass built by the oldest and most noted US compass maker. Excellent plus condition compassand original box. An excellent and neat nautical item.
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.
A very scarce if not rare item for the tobacco or fly fishing collector. This is a group of three sportsman's fly guides ( lot of three boards). Trout flies(wet), trout flies and streamer and buc
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
6 boxes of 20 gauge wads. All are in their original factory boxes. A unique grouping to go with a vintage shotgun collection.
An original Mossberg store counter sign. Any Mossberg material such as this is an uncommon item. 12 X 9 3/4. This piece was never mounted. The cardboard pull out remains attached to the back si
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
Sealed box of CIL 25-20 with pneumatic bullet. This sealed box came from the Factory Reference collection from CIL /IVI Quebec. The box shows production date stamp April 1931 on front side ,1931
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.
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.
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.
