(4-821) RAILWAY EXPRESS STRONGBOX

Overall generally good w/some additional black paint applied quite some time ago making it hard to read the Railway Express markings-still faintly visible. 20” long, 12” high, 12” deep. Colorful old Western strongbox. Interesting piece of early Western Americana. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e

A $ 950

(F1) Very Rare G & J.W. Hawksley Marked Flask

Featuring a hunter firing at a running stag as a dog pursues. Near the top is a recumbent dog. Screw off adjustable charger, one small dent. This flask is like Riling example 999 only it lacks the eyelet rings. It has turned a beautiful deep butterscotch patina. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e

$ 950

(F2) AMERICAN FLASK & CAP COMPANY “DOG & BIRDS” FLASK

This has an unmarked common top & features three pheasants embossed in the main scene & a sitting dog in the upper scene. Screw off adjustable charger. (Riling #531).

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$ 750

(F3) HEAVY METAL ENGLISH FLASK

With a bold representation of a pointer with bird in mouth. Screw off adjustable charger, a portion of seam has opened. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e

$ 450

(F5) AMERICAN FLASK & CAP COMPANY EMBOSSED STIFF LEATHER SHOT POUCH

The panel has a pointing dog with a tree in background. The leather has deteriorated at the bottom & near the top. It’s missing the lever & spring. e

$ 75

(F6) HORN POWDER PRIMING FLASK WITH EIGHT SIDE SURFACES

Includes stopper & leather sling. 6” long, greenish yellow coloration. e

$ 150

(F7) HORN POWDER PRIMING FLASK

Leather sling, missing stopper, 6” long, greenish yellow coloration. e

$ 75

(F9) HORN CARVED INTO THE FORM OF A TALL BOOT

Blackish green in color with a lot of attention to detail. 3½” Tall. e

$ 75

(0-762) NEWHOUSE ONEIDA COMMUNITY NO. 4 TRAP WITH MARKED SPRINGS

VG cond. e

$ 65

(0-763) NEWHOUSE ONEIDA COMMUNITY NO. 4 SINGLE SPRING TRAP

Good condition. e

$ 55

(0-764) UNIQUE UNKNOWN FORGED TRAP

Single spring; jaws open to an 11” spread. This trap has a huge pan (5½” diameter). Quite scarce, VG cond. e

$ 375

(0-766) TRIUMPH NO. 4 TRAP

Patent pending Aug 28, 1917, July 9, 1918. VG cond. e

$ 50

(0-767) TRIUMPH NO. 3 TRAP

Patent pending Aug. 28, 1917, July 8, 1918. VG cond. e

$ 50

(0-768) HAWLEY & NORICH ONEIDA COMMUNITY NO. 4 TRAP WITH CAST PAN

VG cond. e

$ 45

(0-769) P.S.& W. (PECK, STOWE & WILCOX) NO. 2 DOUBLE LONG SPRING TRAP

Appears to be complete but pan & spring markings are difficult to read. e

$ 35

(0-770) NEWHOUSE ONEIDA COMMUNITY NO. 2 TRAP WITH MARKED SPRINGS

Good cond. e

$ 55

(0-771) VICTOR NO. 3 TRAP

Cast jaws, Dec 16, 1902, May 28, 1907 Pat. Missing stake ring. Good cond. e

$ 50

(6-1197) VERY SCARCE COLTROCK TOBAC-A-DOR

Manufactured by Colt Firearms. A humidor for keeping tobacco. Quite a rare item. Exc cond and made of the so called Coltrock which is an early form of plastic. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e

A $ 575

(6-1198) COLTROCK PIPE-A-DOR

Manufactured by Colt Firearms. In fine cond with the exception of a small chip out of the lid. A humidor pipe display rack. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e

A $ 495

(6-1198a) WESTERN WORLD CHAMPION AMMUNITION: SUPER-X AND XPERT DUMMY SAMPLE SHOTSHELLS & CARTRIDGES: SALESMAN'S DISPLAY BOX

Measuring 4” high x 10” across x 1” deep. Features 4 different shot shells with either a cut-away or an exposed window view to look into the cartridges, plus 5 rifle cartridges -- some cut-away, and two fired & recovered bullets. Manufactured in the early 30’s. Exc condition. e

A $ 350

(3-617) U.S. McCLELLAN MULE SADDLE

Circa 1913. Deep russet color, brass rings & horn have turned a dark butterscotch patina. Some restoration has been done as the headstrap & hindstrap appear to have been replaced. One stirrup marked ‘B.M. Co.-U.S.’; other marked ‘U.S. 1918 N.S.’ This saddle includes double horse hair girths with markings E.B. Co. & JBCT. Completing the ensemble is a U.S. marked blanket. Exc cond as restored. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e

$ 995

(100-976) BEER CAN COLLECTION

Approximately 800-900 cans. Probably ¾’s of them are opened on the bottom-lid is intact on top. Most are earlier steel cans from ’60 & ‘70’s-Superb cond. I would say 400 would be as new and the remainder may show some light signs of handling but really pretty nice. Collection belongs to my son-I’m selling it for reasons of storage space and he’s selling it for reasons of $$$! e

$ 1,000