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American, Colt Manufacture 20 Gauge Solid Bullet Mould for the 20 Gauge Colt Model 1855 Revolving Shotgun. MISC 2010 - MISC 2010 This is a scarce Colt Patent bullet mould for the 20 gauge 5 shot Model 1855 revolving shotgun made between 1855 and 1863. Only about 500 of the 20 gauge Colt revolving shotguns were produced over this period. The bullet mould consists of a brass bullet mould riveted onto a pair of plyers which are held closed by a hinged spring steel clip. The brass mould is stamped on the top COLTS PATENT and produces a conical brass bullet. the mould measures 6 ¼ inches long with the brass bullet mould being 1 ½ inches high. The price for this Colt Patent bullet mould includes U.K delivery. (Powder Flask Drawers). MISC 2010 £295.00 |
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WW2 Luftwaffe Pilot's Arm Compass Model AK39 and Strap. MISC 2011 - MISC 2011 This is an original, WWII Arm Compass issued to German Luftwaffe Pilots. The compass is the second pattern (Fl.23235-1) with the white backed model incorporating rifle type sighting aids and dual rotating semi-circular discs on the underside for course setting. The earlier plain black version (Fl.23235) featured only a luminous lubber’s line for orientation. The bakelite compass is complete with its original strap with metal buckle for wearing on the arm over Flight suits. The compass functions as it should. The price for this original Luftwaffe item includes UK delivery. MISC 2011 £175.00 |
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**MINT BORE**RARE**U.S Army Early Post American Civil War Spencer Repeating Rifle Company USA 1860 Patent, Model 1865 .50 Rim Fire Obsolete Calibre Repeating Rifle With 7 Shot Tubular Magazine. Sn 23385 - 23385 The Spencer Repeating Rifle was the world's first military metallic-cartridge repeating rifle, famously patented by Christopher Miner Spencer on March 6, 1860. While the Model 1860 became a legendary Union weapon during the American Civil War, the Model 1865 was a refined post-war version in .50 calibre. It is a manually operated lever-action, repeating rifle fed from a tube magazine. It was adopted by the Union Army during the American Civil War. The Spencer had an innovative tubular magazine fed into the butt via a trap with steel latch. This is a rare, original example of Spencer’s 1860 patent Model 1865 rifle in excellent condition. The metal work has original blue finish and its original wood stock has just light bumps and bruises to be expected. The shoulder stock has impressed U.S. Army acceptance / inspector marks cartouches (illustrated). The 28 ¼” barrel’s bore is near mint clean & bright with well defined rifling. The action tang has the early serial number ‘585’. The rifle measures 46 ½” overall length. It is fitted with a flip up rear sight and block with blade fore sight. It is also fitted with sling swivels, correct steel butt plate & tubular magazine with latch plate. The top of the breech is stamped ‘Spencer Repeating Rifle Co Boston Mass Pat’d March 6 1860’ & the top of the barrel ‘M 1865’. The metal has factory inspectors marks which can be seen in the images. The loading and firing actions work crisply. The price for this collectable, rare, historic rifle includes UK delivery. NB As an antique obsolete calibre weapon no licence is required to own this item in the UK if retained as a part of a collection or display. Sn 23385 £3,750.00 |
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**RARE**1863-1865 American Civil War U.S Army Model 1860 Spencer Repeating Rifle Company .52 Rim Fire Obsolete Calibre Repeating Rifle / Cavalry Saddle Carbine With 7 Shot Tubular Magazine. Sn 23394 - 23394 The Spencer .52 calibre repeating rifle was the designed by Christopher Spencer in 1860. It was a manually operated lever-action, repeating carbine size rifle (39" overall) fed from a tube magazine with cartridges. It was adopted by the Union Army, especially by the Cavalry, during the American Civil War. Production began in 1860 and ended in 1869. Our example is serial number 28220 which dates its manufacture to between 1863 & 1865 (Spencer Carbines that were manufactured between 1863-1865, had serial numbers falling between 11,001 and 62,000). The Spencer had an innovative 7 shot tubular magazine fed into the butt via a trap with steel latch. This is an excellent all original example. The metal work has even patina and its original wood stock has just light bumps and bruises to be expected and has a faint impressed U.S. Army acceptance / Inspector’s cartouche (illustrated). The barrel’s bore is clean with well defined rifling. It is fitted with a flip up rear sight and block & blade fore sight, steel saddle bar with ring and single sling swivel. It is also fitted with rear sling swivel, correct steel butt plate & with correct tubular magazine and latch plate. The top of the action is signed ‘Spencer Repeating Rifle Co Boston Mass Pat’d March 6 1860’ and the top of the action behind the hammer has the serial number 28220. The metal has small factory inspector’s marks. The loading and firing actions work crisply. The price for this piece of American Civil War history includes UK delivery. NB As an antique obsolete calibre weapon no licence is required to own this item in the UK if retained as a part of a collection or display. Sn 23394 £4,250.00 |
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**ORIGINAL & RARE**EARLY**Nazi German 1934 Dated RZM Labelled Hitler Jugend Hitler Youth (HJ) Double Sided Multi Panel Construction Podium Flag / Banner With HJ Swastika Diamond & Nazi HJ Swastika. N 164 - N 164 This is an original early Nazi era dated Hitler Youth (HJ) Double Sided Podium Flag / Banner With HJ Swastika Diamond on one side and HJ swastika on the reverse. Images of original a period BDM recruitment poster featuring a Hitler Youth with HJ banner can be seen in image 1. The banner measures 30” x 19” and is made of double sided cotton. One side has a blood red background with broad white cotton band which has a black tape Swastika within a white cloth diamond crossing it. The reverse is a field of black cotton with large red and white diamond section HJ lozenge emblem which has a central diamond set square white cloth panel and black tape swastika. The white cotton hem with brass ringed holes for hanging is ink date stamped ‘1934’ together with Nazi Swastika within Oak leaves wreath ink stamp. The hem also has a nice original RZM label with partially visible ‘Hersteller’, HJ diamond and indistinct number. The banner is undamaged with just light storage staining, no signs of mothing & has the correct intricate stitching expected to be found on original Nazi flags. An excellent display item. The price for this rare variant Nazi Hitler Youth banner includes UK delivery. N 164 £695.00 |
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**ORIGINAL & RARE**WW2 Era Nazi German 34th Waffen SS Volunteer Grenadier Division "Landstorm Nederland" (German: 34. SS-Freiwilligen Grenadier-Division "Landstorm Nederland") Trumpet /Bugle Banner. N 165 - N 165 The 34th SS Volunteer Grenadier Division "Landstorm Nederland" (German: 34. SS-Freiwilligen Grenadier-Division "Landstorm Nederland") was a division in the Waffen-SS of Nazi Germany during World War II. It was formed by converting the SS Volunteer Brigade Landstorm Nederland into a division. It comprised volunteers of Dutch background and saw action on the Western Front. The unit fought various actions of the Eastern and Western fronts. It took part in fighting in the Netherlands, then Pomerania, and then on the Seelowe heights. The regiment took part in the Battle of Normandy, operation Market garden. Image 1 has a copy of a contemporary photograph of a 34th SS Grenadiers mortar team in the field during WW2. This an original and rare to find heavy construction trumpet / bugle banner of the 34th SS Volunteer Grenadier Division "Landstorm Nederland" . The banner made of square pieces of black cloth sewn together with plaited grey cotton tassels to 3 sides measures approx. 15 ½” x 14” with tassels splayed. One side of the banner has the superbly embroidered Shield with Wolsangel rune symbol of the 34th SS Volunteer Grenadier Division "Landstorm Nederland". The banner has the correct quality stitching and is clean with just light service use. The price includes UK delivery. N 165 £745.00 |
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American, WW1 Era, Mills Equipment Company, Pattern 1910, Springfield 30.06 Ammunition, 10 Pocket Waist Belt. MISC 2012 - MISC 2012 This is an original Pattern 1910 Mills Equipment Company 10 pouch khaki webbing ammunition waist belt designed to hold 10 five round clips of 30.06 ammunition for the Springfield service rifle. The belt has 10 puckered canvas pockets each fitted with brass locking studs. The belt has steel T fastenings and is stamped on a brass belt end fitting as well as stencilling to the webbing PATENTED MILLS (bullet logo) JULY 16’09 MAY 18’15. One of the ammunition flaps has an Infantry Enlisted Mans collar disc on it stamped 43G39. The disc has the pre war clasp fitting to the rear. The belt has ink lettering LY39 to the rear. The price includes U.K. delivery. MISC 2012 £145.00 |
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British WD MK 1, 'I.C.1.' (1st Issue Pattern Cavalry MK 1) .577x .450, Enfield 1897 Cavalry Carbine Period Re-Barrelled At Enfield With Henry Rifling. A 595 - A 595 This is an original MK 1, 1st issue pattern .577x .450, Martini Henry, Cavalry Carbine. It is ordnance stamped and has all original woodwork. It has adjustable graduated ladder rear (sight frame present, central ladder missing) and winged blade fore sight. The stock either side of the rear sight has lugs for additional leather sight cover (absent). It has its original steel butt plate & steel cleaning rod which has been polished at some point in its life. The stock has knocks bumps and bruises to be expected with age and service use. In the period this carbine was re-barrelled at Enfield with henry Rifling. The 21” barrel's rifled bore is near mint clean and bright with crisp rifling (38 ½” overall). The action works correctly. It is stamped on the right side with Crown VR (Victoria Regina), dated '1897' (indicating re-barrelling at Enfield with Henry Rifling) and has the very faint designation stamp 'I.C.1.' (1st Issue Pattern Cavalry MK 1). The metal has WD inspection marks. The Price includes UK delivery. NB As an antique, obsolete calibre weapon, no Licence is required to own this item in the UK if retained as part of a collection or display. A 595 £1,445.00 |
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C1865 Victorian British Officer’s Private Purchase J.D. Dougall London Enfield 1853 Pattern, 3 Band .577 Regulation Calibre Percussion Rifle. Sn 20826 - 20826 James Dalzeil Dougall (1818-91) of the Scottish Glasgow based family of Gun & Fowling tackle makers expanded to work in London at 59 St James Street 1864-82. The company became Dougall & Sons in 1883 and continued in business both in London and Glasgow until C1923 (see pages 154 and 155 of British Gunmakers Vol 1 by Brown). This is an original British Officer’s private purchase Enfield 1853 Pattern 3-band Percussion Rifle in .577 regulation calibre By J.D. Dougall London made C1865. The action plate is signed ‘J.D Dougall’. It has all original walnut stock with chequered panel wrist and fore stock, brass butt plate, brass fore end block and trigger guard with extended tang. The rifle also has its original iron ramrod, ladder rear sight & block and blade fore sight. It has a heavy military hammer. The barrel’s bore is has just light staining consistent with age & well defined rifling. The barrel is stamped with proof / inspection marks. The metal work has even patina. Total length is 49 ½” with a 33" barrel. The barrel is signed with the maker’s 59 St james Street address. The cocking & firing action work crisply. The price includes UK delivery. NB This is an antique percussion rifle and no licence is required to own it in the UK if retained as a part of a collection or display. Sn 20826 £1,595.00 |
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Rare, WW2, Nazi Occupation, Hungarian Military Frommer Stop Pistol Leather Holster MISC 2013 - MISC 2013 This is a rare WW2 Nazi occupation leather belt holster for the Frommer Stop semi automatic pistol. The holster is made of dark tan leather and consists of a flap to hold the pistol in the holster sewn in as a separate piece. The flap has a leather strap sewn onto and retains the pistol in the holster with a brass stud. the holster has s single magazine pouch at the front and a single wide sloped belt loop at the rear. The price for this scarce Nazi occupation Frommer Stop pistol includes U.K. delivery. MISC 2013 £245.00 |
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SOLD SOLD WW2 Era, Sten Sub Machine Gun Triple Ammunition Pouche & 3 Magazines for Commandos and Paratroopers. MISC 2014 - MISC 2014 This is a WW2 era British khaki canvas triple magazine pouch and magazines for the Sten gun with separate magazine compartments. These pouches were used extensively by Commando and Airborne Forces in WW2 and due to the partition in between the magazines, there was no noise from the magazines touching when moving. The top flap secured by a strap with press stud. Interior is designed with triple sections to hold 3 magazines. The rear has two webbing belt hook loops. This is an excellent used pouch complete with its magazines and the price includes U.K. delivery. MISC 2014 £0.00 |
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WW2 Era, Holster for the Polish Radom P35 Pistol. MISC 2015 - MISC 2015 This is a WW2 era Polish leather holster for the P35 Radom (Vis wz. 35) pistol. The pistol was adopted by the Polish Army in 1936 and was made at the Fabryka Broni state arsenal in Radom in late 1935. The weapon was highly prized by the German army after its invasion of Poland and production continued during the occupation. This is a pre war Polish leather pistol for the Radom P35 pistol and is made of brown leather with the flap secured by a brass stud, retained by a leather collar at the rear engaging on a leather strap. The front of the holster has a pouch for a spare magazine. The rear of the holster has two suspension rings for a and a wide angled belt loop. The holster is in good condition and the stitching is intact. The price includes U.K. delivery. MISC 2015 £175.00 |
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