Leg of Mutton Case $150
Leather Leg of Mutton case for double gun with up to 32" barrels. Leather is supple. All stitching intact. White felt interior. A pretty nice case for the money. Very traditional.
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Leather Motor Case $275
Traditional English leather motor case for O/U or S/S with up to 30" barrels. Leather reinforced corners. Accessory compartment and two keys. Green wool felt lining with extra felt. Very nice and nearly new condition. I think this came from Jeff's Outfitters.
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Luger Holster $200
1916 dated Luger holster by J.B. Weill, Mil. Eff. Fabrik, Munchen. Tool pocket in flap. Clip pocket on side. Some loose stiching on buckle side and belt loops. Easily repaired. Leather is supple and in good condition. Not cracked or dry rotted.
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Lyman 48C $175
Second variation Lyman 48C for the Springfield in excellent working condition. 60 point slide. Circa 1947-1974 Non-matching numbers on slide and mounting block. Missing one mounting screw. Increasingly hard to find.
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Lyman 48M 2nd Variation $200
Second variation Lyman 48M reciever peep sight in excellent working condition with a 125 point Springfield slide. Circa 1919-1947. This is what R.G. Owen used for his custom Springfields as it allows a lower slide position when recessed into the rear reciever ring. Both mounting screws included.
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Lyman 48M 2nd Variation $225
2nd variation Lyman 48M for the Mauser in excellent working condition with 125 point slide. Circa 1919-1947. Matching numbers on slide and mounting block. Missing one mounting screw. Increasingly hard to find.
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Lyman 48M Reciever Peep Sight $150
Third variation Lyman 48M reciever peep sight for the Mauser in excellent working condition. Number matching on the slide and block. 60 point slide. Missing one mounting screw. Increasingly hard to find.
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Lyman 45 Peep Sight $150
Lyman 45 reciever peep sight for the Model 03 and Model 63 Winchesters new in the box with instruction sheet and mounting screws. Priced new at $4.00 but inflation has reared its ugly head. Patented July 16, 1907 and last cataloged in 1959.
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Vaver 52 Winchester Reciever Peep Sight $180
Vaver Sight Co. Chicago,Illinois Dial Micrometer reciever peep sight for the Model 52 Winchester. In good functional condition. These sights were available in the 1920's and 30's
They are well engineered and precision made. Hard to find.
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Vaver Springfield Reciever Peep Sight $225
Vaver Sight Co. Chicago, Illinois Dial Micrometer reciever peep sight for the 1903 Springfield.
Functional and in good overall condition with complete set of apertures. These were available in the 20's and early 30's. A very hard to find item made to the highest standards and well engineered.
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Winchester Pre-64 Model 70 Stock $250
Original stock for post-war Model 70. Solid and unmolested. 13 3/8" LOP over a 7/8" pad. Will go 13 1/2" with a 1" pad. Barrel channel unaltered. Missing front sling swivel.
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Griffin &Howe Rings $250
Two piece 1" Griffin & Howe scope rings. These are $450 from G&H. Appear to be unused.
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Norman-Ford Co. "The Texan" 2.5x $195
Texan 7/8" 2.5X scope by the Norman-Ford Co. of Tyler, Texas circa 1950-1958. A Lyman Alaskan contemporary and very similar in every aspect. Plain crosshairs with excellent optics and in very good overall condition.
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Lyman Alaskan Engraved Scope $470
Lyman Alaskan 2.5X scope. A unique piece with fairly extensive scroll engraving. Objective piece slides in and out for mounting on Stith or other extended type mounts. Plain crosshairs with excellent optics. There are no Lyman markings on this scope but unmistakeably a Lyman Alaskan. Would be interesting to know the history on this piece.
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Burris 1.5X Scope $200
American made Burris 1.5X fixed power scope with 4-plex reticle and excellent optics. A hard to find scope in very good condition with slight ring marks. An excellent choice for a heavy recoil dangerous game gun.
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Leupold Vari-X-III 1.5x5 $300
Leupold Vari-X-III 1.5x5 with gloss finish, duplex reticle, and friction adjustment. Optics are excellent. Slight ring marks.
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Leupold Vari-X-III 2.5x8 $350
Vari-X-III 2.5x8 with gloss finish, duplex reticle and friction adjustment. Excellent condition and perfect optics.
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Leupold Vari-XII 3x9 $200
Nice scope with tapered cross hairs and excellent optics. Has e few ring marks as seen in pictures.
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Redfield 3x9 Rangefinder $200
American made Redfield 3x9 scope with dot and fine cross hairs with rangefinding feature.
Excellent optics. Very good condition.
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Griffin & Howe scope holster $185
G&H leather scope holster circa 1923-1940 typically used to carry a Lyman Alaskan or similar 7/8" scope in quick detachable G&H or Noske sidemount. Great Americana.
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Griffin & Howe cleaning kit $150
G&H cleaning kit. Brass three piece rod with mahogany handle with jags in leather case. Very nice condition. A very nice collectible.
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Boyt Shotgun Case $195
Heavy duty Boyt 57" harness leather shotgun case. 1989 vintage. Fleece lined. Extra heavy duty and protective. Used but not abused. No leather cracking or deterioration. They don't make 'em like this anymore.
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Leather Shotgun Case $95
Elegant sheepskin lined cowhide shotgun case in good overall condition. Stitched and riveted construction. Double entry flap. 46" overall length. Give your valued firearm the protection it deserves.
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Parker-Whelen Catalog & .22 Ammo Box $100
In 1923 Colonel Townsend Whelen was instrumental in bringing together Seymour R. Griffin and James V. Howe and the gunmaking firm of Griffin&Howe was born. Four months later Howe left G&H to join Hoffman Arms Co. in Cleveland, Ohio. In 1938 Howe joined Col. Townsend Whelen at the National Target & Supply Co. in Washington D.C. In 1940 this became the Parker-Whelen Company . This full size 37 page catalog from 1951 includes articles by Colonol Whelen. The wooden .22LR ammo box was reported to be old when the previous owner acquired it fifty years ago. Outstanding Americana.
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Stoeger's The Shooter's Bible 1950-1969 $250
Twenty issues of The Shooter's Bible, No.41-No.60 Relive the past in the comfort of your living room. Outstanding and historic Americana ready for your viewing pleasure.
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Stock & Steel $100
The journal of the Associated Firearms Collectors of America. June and July 1923 issues. Approximately 24 pages each. Covers are stained. A rare and unique look at early firearms collecting in the United States.
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Federal Duck Stamp Display $659
35 1/2" x 31 1/2" framed and matted with glass display of Federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamps from 1935 thru 2010 inclusive. Also contains Nebraska Habitat Stamps from 1955 thru 2005 as well as Nebraska Hunting Licence for 1924, 1926[2], 1929 and 1931. An outstanding display ready to hang in your home or lodge.
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Lynn Bogue Hunt Prints $225
Two Lynn Bogue Hunt prints circa 1940's, pheasant and quail. Framed with glass and ready to hang. Lynn Bogue Hunt was born in 1878 and died in 1960. During his artistic career he did 106 Field&Stream covers, the 1939 Migratory Waterfowl Stamp, and 10 National Wildlife Federation stamps. He was a close friend of Earnest Hemmingway. These prints were commisioned by Field&Stream.
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Colt Firearms Mfg. Prints $150
Three ready to frame prints from Colt featuring the 1851 Navy Model, the 1860 Army Model, and the 1873 Peacemaker. Excellent condition. This is the only set like these that I have seen. I don't know when Colt produced them.
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Scabbard/Gun Case for Scoped Rifle SOLD!
Deluxe harness leather combination scabbard and gun case for a scoped rifle made by Schoellkopf "The Jumbo Brand" of Dallas,TX. This is a very heavy duty case with genuine sheepskin lining. New harness leather straps. This will protect your gun on foot or hoseback under the most demanding conditions. It definitely has been used for its intended purpose but remains in very good condition with no cracking or deterioration. Ready for your next pack in hunt.
The G.H. Schoellkopf Co. was founded in 1869 and used the "White Elephant" trademark until 1902 when they switched to "Famous Jumbo Brand" By 1914 they were the largest harness and saddlery in the world.
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Hoffman Arms Co. Howe-Whelen sight SOLD!
Hoffman Arms Company Howe-Whelen bolt sleeve peep sight for the Springfield. Very good condition. Ready to install. Rare and desireable
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Parker New York Sales Room Bronze SOLD!
Bronze English Setter statuette from the Parker Brothers New York Sales Room circa. 1903. Excellent condition. A rare and unique piece of Parker memoribilia.
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Rolex Submariner Oyster Perpetual SOLD!
Two tone Rolex blue dial Submariner N.I.B. with documentation, tags and paperwork. This watch is brand new and has never been worn. 1992 manufacturing. Retails for over $9000.
The ultimate mens time piece.
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