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			CICRCA 1880'S DOCTOR BAG An extremely large example in immaculate condition. What makes this piece unique is the fact that it bears the imprinted cartouche of J.S. Collins & Co., in the leather tab which is part of the bag you grab to open. While very faint it is identical to those found on some of Collins holsters of the same period. Collins was a very well known leather goods dealer as well as a frontier guide, hunter & friend to many of the governments highest officials including presidents Hayes & Roosevelt. Other than belts and holsters this is only other piece of leather goods I have encountered so marked. Who knows were it was carried or by whom. PRICE $ 2,500.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			MEXICAN SPURS CIRCA 1880'S Very heavy Iron spurs decorated with silver in the typical Mexican fashion of the period. Very large (3 1/2" dia.)rowels and the old leather straps are still all intact. Show lots of use but still in fine condition. Great decorator. PRICE $ 675.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			ANCIENT POTTERY (POSSIBLY COLOMBIAN) This pitcher type pottery stands just over 6 " high and the bowl is just over 6 " in diameter. It appears perfectly intact with no chips or breaks. The handle appears to be a bird's head. It is estimated at 800 + years old. Unique PRICE $ 450.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			1ST. YEAR COLT LIGHTNING ROSEWOOD GRIPS Showing only the very slightest wear these are original checkered Rosewood grips as found on most Colt "Lightning" models produced in the 1st. year of manufacture. Impossible to find. PRICE $475.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			ORIGINAL GLASS SHOOTING BALL This excellent pale blue shooting ball is marked "N. B. Glass Works Perth" with raised lettering around the middle of the raised diamond pattern which covers the ball. These are extremely rare and where primarily used by trick shots and marksmen entertaining the public who attended the early Wild West Shows. PRICE $ 325.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			COMMEMORATIVE REMINGTON COIN Minted for the occasion of the opening of the Remington Display at Cody and the subsequent printing of the books these beautiful solid silver coins are mint in their original casings. The face features the founder of E. Remington & Sons " Eliphalet Remington " with the beautiful Co. logo on the reverse. PRICE $ 50.00 EA. Click here to ask us about this item.

			"LILLY LANGTRY" Mrs. Langtry was a famous Broadway actress in the late 1800's in New York City. As one can see in this exceptional cabinet card, she was a beautiful women and the infamous "Judge Roy Bean" idolized her. In this photo she is wearing the costume from "As you like it" a play in which she acted. The back of the card is stamped in ink with "From the Americana collection of Frederick H. Meserve New York". The quality of this original is far above that usually found. Stunning. PRICE $ 700.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			NEW YORK CITY MILITIA WAIST BELT PLATE The book "Plates & Buckles of the American Military 1795-1874" by Sydney C. Kerksis shows this example as Fig. 114, circa 1840 and a rarity grading from 1 - 10 as an 8 which according to his rarity table compares to the Mississippi 1851 sword belt plate. A 10 is considered unique. This indicates that this plate which is in near mint condition will seldom if ever be encountered. PRICE $ 950.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			NEAR MINT 1849 PKT. MOLDS Exceptional condition, blued iron Mold for the .31 cal. Colt 1849 Pocket Model. Aside from some slight discolorization this piece appears unused. Very distinct "Colt's Patent" in top of sprue cutter, No other markings. Belongs in a cased set. A fine Brass example without sprue cutter, with "Colt's Patent" marking and two cavity as the one above. P.O.R. Click here to ask us about this item.

			NEWLY PARTITIONED AND RELINED CUSTOM ANTIQUE CASINGS We have access to a source who obtains original antique casings of the type that were used for presentation sets of guns as well as drafting instruments, surgical sets, cutlery etc. These cases are made of Oak, Mahogany or Rosewood depending on the size required. He partitions them as requested and lines them with the cloth that is still used to-day by manufacturers of new cased arms. The lining is available in a variety of colors such as blue, green and red. Each case is unique and prices depend on size, etc. The one shown is for a Remington Belt Model conversion and has compartments for lead balls, a spare cylinder, cartridges, caps, a flask, nipple wrench, cleaning rod, mold and of course the gun. The white paper is an outline of the gun you want cased which you provide. If interested, please call for approximate prices which range generally from $500 to $1,000 and we will also confirm a firm price before the work is begun. Delivery takes about 30 days. These casings are exceptionally fine. P. O. R. Click here to ask us about this item.

			VARIOUS COLT SAA ORIGINAL 1ST. GENERATION PARTS 1. We have two donut hole ejector rods in fine condition for $175.00 each or the two for $300.00. S O L D 2. A 2nd. type ejctor rod housing in fine condition for $250.00. S O L D 3. A hammer of the type used from 1887 to 1896. Fine condition but old reblue. Price $195.00 4. We have 8 cylinder sleeves in fine condition for $35.00 each or all for $200.00. 5. An original cylinder pin $75.00. 6. Original Mint Thumbpiece for ejector rod of Open Top S.A.A. S O L D PRICE FOR ALL $450.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			ORIGINAL PHOTO POST CARD OF "BUFFALO BILL CODY" This Original Photo shows Buffalo Bill holding a Remington Rolling Block Rifle and dressed in bucksins. It is a famous pose and is copyrighted by "Mary Gester Allen" in unused as new condition with only the very slightest fading. Circa is probably turn of the century & doubtful if you could find better. H O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			MAIL ORDER BROADSIDE FOR BOOT CO. Measuring approx. 12" x 17" this beautiful advertising piece also serves as an order form for Cowboy Boots. The maker and proprietor is Sam Vittoria Boot Co., Stock Yards, Kansas City, MO. One face displays various patterns and the other is the order form. Undated but definitely old, has been folded for many years but would make a great two sided display item. PRICE $ 175.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			VARIOUS U.M.C. CAP TINS *TOP ROW-1.Full tin "trimmed edge, foil lined" Percussion caps-Gold tin-$20.00. 2-3.Rem/UMC-Perc. caps-1 paper label 1/2full,1 label painted-empty-$30pr. *2ND. ROW-1.No.2 Primers-empty-$10.00 2.Earliest type,orange painted label with Dog's head logo-Perc. primers for metallic ctgs.-under A.C. Hobbs pat. Sept. 14,1869.-Rare, empty-$125.00. 3.Red painted label, No.2 primers for shot shells,(same Pat. as above)empty $20.00. *3RD. ROW - 1. Gold painted RAC mkd. Remington Dupont c.f. perc. caps, near full $35.00. 2. Orange U.M.C. No. 2 Primers-1/4 full $25.00. 3. Very rare early U.M.C.C. with Dog Logo on orange painted top 250 count caps mkd. for Colts Pistols and breech loading shotguns. Empty.$150.00. *4TH. ROW - Rem. UMC Musket caps (approx. 15) with 2 mint Musket Nipples. $50.00. PRICE FOR ALL $ 400.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			PARTIAL BOX .45 WEBLEY (RARE) & SEALED BOX .38 CAL. UMC BLANKS 1. This fragile box by Winchester is extremely scarce and has survived in good condition but could use some expert restoration on some of the edges which are separating. The contents are not complete but consist of 44 pieces being about half total cartridges and the balance being either original brass casings or lead conical heads. The only example we have observed. 2. An excellent box of 50 .38 Cal. Rim-Fire Blanks as used in movie scenes etc. Shows only slight effects of having been stored in a damp envireonment. 1. PRICE $ 250.00 2. PRICE $ 60.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			BRASS OILER & IRON NIPPLE WRENCH 1. This oiler is brass which has patinated over many years however still remains in near perfect condition. The spout has a screw off cap and is attached to a short chain to avoid loss. The spout in turn screws out for filling. Ideal for a cased rifle or musket. 2. An original nipple wrench for use on an early percussion pistol of the civil ware era. Used but edges for gripping nipple are still sharp and not dinged. Blued - S O L D 1. PRICE $ 175.00 2. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			BRITON OR BOER? A magnificent print approx. 20"x27 1/2" showing in the centre "Field Marshal Lord Roberts of Kandahar,VC,KP & cc."bordered by various famous battle scenes and Officers. It is printed on heavy card stock by MacLure, MacDonald & Co., Ornamental Printers to the Queen, Glasgow. Excellent condition and should be framed. PRICE $ 225.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			R.C.M.P. 1873-1973 Three (3) separate prints approx. 15" x 21" of Dress Uniforms over a 100 year period marking the Centennial of the force. Excellent for framing PRICE $ 75.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			COMPLIMENTS OF REMINGTON ARMS CO. After emerging from bankruptcy in 1890 the Remington Arms Co. gave away various prints of the type shown. Few have survived in any condition to-day. This original has been trimmed on the right hand side slightly and has some tack holes in the upper right hand corner. There is some minor moisture staining to the back side. A creative framer could make this poster a standout. Size 13" x 16". PRICE $ 35.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			ORIGINAL WANTED POSTER I have only seen one other of these offerred for sale and that was in a 1999 catalog described as follows. "Exceptional rarity, 12 x 18 broadside from West Plains, Missouri. Alvin Karpis & Fred Barker wanted for killing the sheriff in Howell county in 1931. Barker was to die with his mother in the famous 1935 gunfight with the FBI and Karpis received a life sentence for his activities as one of the most infamous gangsters of the 30's." This describes our poster perfectly. It is in exceptional condition while the one advertised had a couple of tiny flaws. It sold for $1200.00 and we will include our original copy of the above referenced catalog with the sale of this item. PRICE $ 1,250.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			"NEW WINTER HAT" by 'JIM SIMPSON" This is #15 of 700 and the artist has added this, his signature and the title in pencil to the print. He says his style is realism and his attention to detail is evident. This was purchased from him in Bristol Center, a small town in New York's Finger Lake Region a number of years ago. He is a member of many historical, wildlife, art clubs and societies. His works are in public, private and corporate collectins world-wide. Already beautifully matted and ready for framing. PRICE $ 125.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			"JOSIE EARP" Whether or not this was really the wife of Wyatt Earp will probably never be known for certain. She was a beautiful women as was the lady in this photo which was produced and marketed by a Novelty Co. in the early teens. The name under the image is "Kaloma". This and the Novelty Co. name and date are faded but the silver emulsion on the photo is excellent and this example has been rated as one of the best known by an expert and well known collector in the field of images. Slight waterstain on bottom left of background. Very scarce in any condition. See the cover of book "I married Wyatt Earp" by "Glen Boyer" who was primarily responsable for the publicity this image has received in the past few years. PRICE $ 2,000.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			COLT S.A.A. GRIPS A beautiful pair of near perfect Colt Factory Original Ivory grips for that special 1st. generation S.A. in your collection. These have become extremely scarce and consequently there are a lot of modern grips being reproduced and aged to look like the originals but this is your chance to have an original pair at a fair price. PRICE $2,950.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			CIRCA 1880's Prison Made Woven HORSEHAIR BRIDLE Complete with Original ROMEL This beautiful example has black orange and white dyed horsehair and incorporates 20 Tassles in it's design. Few of these have survived and even fewer with this many tassles and intricate design. It has had some use and the original owner has wrapped a couple of areas where obviously the weaving started to wear. This is tastefully done and does affect the value so we have priced this item very reasoneably. PRICE $2,950.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			LEATHER ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE BELT BUCKLE & PETERS CARTRIDGE BELT BUCKLE (Both Modern) Seldom found for sale both of these are in new unused condition. PRICE S O L D PETERS Example $ 25.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			ADVERTISING KNIFE SHARPENER Celluloid faced Knife sharpener advertising the successors to a former Liestock Commission Merchant, Chicago, Ill. based firm. Shannon Bros. are being taken over by G.W. Nixon, Chas. S. Horn and W. H. Chisholm. It measures 2 3/4" wide x 1 3/4" high and while there is some rust staining overall is in fine condition. This type of advertising with western association is popular to-day and seldom found. PRICE $ 195.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			REAL WORKING COWBOY Circa 1890's Original photo of a working Cowboy in what appears to be a desert area. The photo is mounted on a heavy grey cardboard backing & has a tack hole at the top centre. It probably hung in a bunk house. The photo is in excellent condition for framing and is slightly discolored from aging. This fellow is wearing his hat, scarf, carrying a water bottle and has a large frame revolver in its holster mounted in the usual manner. He is holding a winchester rifle. It is difficult to find these original old photo's that are not posed in a studio. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			WELLS FARGO & CO. STATIONARY CABINET Complete and original except for the lock which has been removed long ago, this solid oak cabinet makes a great decorator and can also be used for storage of papers etc. It has seen service in "Shreveport, La" which was marked on the back in heavy ink a long time ago. It also has some early WF&Co. paper schedules mounted to the inside of the door. There is some old paint remaining on areas of the outside which could be removed. A great find that has survived a very interesting period in our history. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			SPECIAL FORCES PATCHES The group of 2nd World War patches consists of 2 as issued "Canada" shoulder patches, & 3 various special forces (elite commando units) patches. All are guaranteed original (if not familiar with our guarantee please read) in excellent condition. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			COMPASS BY "WALTHAM" MARKED U.S. Made like a fine pocket watch this compass is in as new condition with the exception of the beautiful extremely dark patina that covers the entire piece. It has a ring for attachment of a chain and a small button like the stem on a watch to open the cover. The U.S. is original to the piece. While there is no date I would say it is Indian Wars period or earlier. The first I have come across. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			A PERFECT DAY This print is of a painting by Frank Stick 1884-1966, a Pyle student who specialized in outdoor & fishing illustrations including some classic fishing books by Zane Grey. He also produced work for Dominion Cartridge Co.,Parker, Peters and Winchester. He ceased painting in 1920. This example is in excellent condition and was probably from a calendar or poster of the period. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			W.W. II GAS MASK BAG A unique bag in excellent condition that could be used as a hunting or fishing tote bag. It has three deep pockets on the inside as well as a large (about gallon size) interior. These are seldom encountered to-day. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			"PATCHES" POSTER There are at least six different variations of this wonderful poster and this is referred to as No. 6 in Vol. 1 of "American Poster Advertising" by "Bob & Beverly Strauss". Their suggested value in 1990 was $600 for a grade 3 which could have large tears, trimming etc. While this example has been trimmed, the color is excellent with only minor chipping on the edges and one small tear. It also comes with an original letter signed by the artist and addressed to Colt. The letter is very legible however has been poorly stored with a large tear but all intact. It also may have been trimmed but with no loss of content. This print should be archival framed along with the letter and is priced reasonably. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			ORIGINAL NAVAL OFFICERS ACCOUTREMENTS (IDENTIFIED - CIRCA 1920'S) This outfit consists of the original brass bound carrying case which was designed with a circular compartment to accomodate the beuatiful sword belt over which the original hat fits and two hinged arms drop down to hold the original epaulets. All of these items are in as new condition, showing absolutely no wear and are as purchased over 75 years ago. One seldom finds such a fragile group in this pristine condition. The interior of the hat bears a "Shipmans Store" label marked U.S. NA. The name of the original owner will be furnished to the purchaser. It is from a North Carolina family. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			"LAST REUNION OF INDIAN TERRITORY DEPUTY U.S. MARSHALS IN 1908 AT FORT SMITH ARKANSAS" This is a litho by "The Star Printery Inc." of Muskogee who distributed these shortly after the reunion to hold a memorial service for 65 slain comrades. It shows 37 deputies identified, standing in front of the jail where about 100 men were taken and hanged under direction of Judge "Isaac Parker's" court.This print is in excellent condition with only a slight water stain in the upper right corner which does not extend into the print. Extremely scarce to-day. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			BIANCHI LEATHER Advertising Posters (6) The distortion is caused by my camera the images are perfectly rectangular measuring +/- 24" high x 36" wide. They have all been stored flat and are perfect for framing. A couple have some scotch tape on the outer edge but would not affect matting and framing. All in excellent condition being titled as follows: 1. "LOS BANDIDOS wear BIANCHI LEATHER" (Photo by Del Bain, Copyright 1978) 2. "THE TROOPERS wear BIANCHI LEATHER" - 2 Copies (Copyright 1960) 3. "THE COWBOYS wear BIANCHI LEATHER" (Copyright 1962) 4. "THE WILD BUNCH wear BIANCHI LEATHER" (Copyright 1975) 5. "LAST OF THE LAWMEN wear BIANCHI LEATHER" (Copyright1975-76. PHOTO BY TOM COOPER) S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			HENRY RIFLE CLEANING ROD Four peice factory supplied cleaning rod. These came in the later Henry rifles (After the wooden type) and also were supplied with the various 66 Rifle models. This is an original in fine condition with just some surface discoloration and rust but no deep pitting. Getting very difficult to find. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			REPLICATED POWDER FLASK for COLT'S NO.5 PATERSON REVOLVER (without lever) We are offering for sale a meticulously crafted copy by a talented collector of an original Powder flask true in every detail to within 5%. The information to produce this example was taken from exact dimensions and photographs obtained from an original in a cased set in the Colt Museum in Hartford, Connecticut. The collector has produced two of these, one for his own set and one for re-sale. The dimensions are as follows: copper tube dia. 1 5/8", Brass rings 1 3/4" dia., Length including spouts 6" without spouts 5 3/8" I have not seen an original flask like this for sale for many years who knows what the price would be to-day if you could find one. Please double click on the image to bring up several views showing various details. PRICE $1,975.000 Click here to ask us about this item.

			POLICEMAN'S "BILLY" CLUB WITH WHISKEY FLASK The opportunity to own one of these unique batons does not come along often. I have talked to a couple of collectors who have one and they say they have never seen one without the crack in the screw off cap. This example except for the crack in the cap is in very fine condition. A desireable and very scarce item. PRICE $675.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			VERY EARLY PATENTED POLICEMAN'S "BILLY" This club is impressed with a Sept.74 Patent date and number but no maker is visible. It has a metal swivel lanyard on the end and is completely leather wrapped in excellent condition. An "Acorn" pattern band of leather is between the handle and body and originally there was also one around the base of the swivel which is now missing. Very hard to find these with early date. The overall length is 12 inches. PRICE $395.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			WOODEN POLICEMANS' "BILLY" This example is 14" overall made of unknown type of wood in unusually fine condition. It shows very little wear and probably dates from the thirties. It bears no markings. PRICE $175.00 Click here to ask us about this item.