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SMOF5764 - BARRELED RECEIVER ARISAKA T-99 IN 7 MM SERIAL NUMBER 95779 Made at Nagoya Arsenal. $25.00 (View Picture)

SMOF5769 - BARRELED RECEIVER ARISAKA T-99 IN 7 MM SERIAL NUMBER 2992. Made at Toyo Kogyo Arsenal $25.00 (View Picture)

SMOF5685 - SMOF5685 HIBBARD, SPENCER & BARTLETT SINGLE SHOT .410 GA SHOTGUN - SERIAL NUMBER 11127. HS&B was located in Chicago and was a major wholesaler of hardware throughout the U.S. from 1882 until they were sold off in 1962 mainly for the use of their “True-Value” brand name. This gun has the HSB logo on the receiver and the caliber designation “410-44 CAL” is on the barrel. Since the .410 was just becoming popular in America just prior to WW1, but the .44 caliber Extra Long shot cartridges (lengthened version of the .44-40 case) were widely used in other guns, this probably helped sell this relatively “new” caliber in the period 1915-1940. This was probably made by Iver Johnson, but hard to be sure who made the various “house brand” guns in the old days. There is an old repaired crack in the Buttstock that looks like a solid repair, and the price reflects this flaw. Overall used good, nice wall hanger. $150.00 (View Picture)

SMF5463 - TAURUS MODEL 80 4 INCH IN 38 SPECIAL SERIAL NUMBER 747241 Taurus Revolvers have been widely recognized as one of the best in the industry for more than seven decades. In that time, Taurus has pioneered the art of the wheelgun with features like the yoke detent, full length ejector rod and the Taurus Security System and with guns like the famous Taurus Raging Bull series of hunting handguns. As the century turned, Taurus took revolvers to a new level with the introduction of Taurus Total Titanium. These lightweight, full-power handguns remain as the best that can be gotten.

The Taurus 80 is essentially a Brazilian copy of the Smith and Wesson Model 10, made on Smith and Wesson machinery in Brazil under license. The six-shot revolver is chambered for the .38 special and comes with fixed sights, custom Pachmyer grips, and a heavy 4-inch barrel. The revolver is in very good to excellent condition with about 95% plus finish remaining and an excellent bore. $225.00 (View Picture)

SMOF5618 - DIAMOND ARMS COMPANY, ST. LOUIS, SINGLE SHOT 410 GAGE SHOTGUN Serial Number none (none required before 1968). Diamond Arms is a “house brand” used on guns sold by the Shapleigh Hardware Company of St. Louis. This is a very nice example with about 80-90% thinning blue on the barrel, and traces of finish on the frame with scattered light specks of rust. The stocks show some use and minor dings but overall fine to near excellent example of a shotgun sold circa 1920s-1940s. Barrel is marked “.410 choke or 12 m/m”. These were probably made by Stevens for Shapleigh. $150.00 (View Picture)

SMOF5682 - UNCOMMON “ZAYRE” BRAND MODEL 71 .22 CALIBER SINGLE SHOT RIFLE - Serial Number 6984. This is an inexpensive youth size rifle, (same idea as the cute little “Cricket” rifles on the market in recent years). Zayre was a chain of discount retail stores that operated in the United States from 1956 to 1989 at a time when there were many different discount stores competing with each other before WalMart came along and put most of them out of business. Interestingly, Zayre also started TJ Maxx and BJ's Wholesale Club chains which remain in business. These rifles were made in Japan by Taiyo and are a throwback to the early 1900s period of ultra cheap “Boys’ rifles.” This is a single shot and reportedly you can push the cocking knob forward to apply the safety after cocking it, and then pul it back again when you want to fire. Oveall near excellent with a few minor scrapes or dings but still a nice example of one of the last of the “house brand boys rifles.” $65.00 (View Picture)

SMOF5226 - 17810 - AUSTRIAN MODEL 1895 MANNLICHER 8 X 56MMR CALIBER STRAIGHT PULL CARBINE MADE BY STEYR - Serial number 9415Z, this rifle (also known as the Osterreichisches Repetier-Stutzen M.95) has "W-n 18" marking on the barrel, indicating it was manufactured by Steyr in 1918. Although a few were made after the end of WW1, in 1920 the post-WWI remnants of the Austro-Hungarian Empire finally ended production after the 1919 Treaty of St. Germain limited production at Steyr to small numbers of weapons for newly formed local army and police units. The rifle began life as a stutzen with sling swivels on both the side and bottom to accomodate both infantry (who used the bottom swivels) and mounted cavalry (who used the side swivels). The rifle was later converted from 8x50R (M.93) to the more powerful 8x56R (M.30) caliber in the mid 1930's, and the latter is sometimes called the 8mm M30 Scharfe Patrone. A taller front sight was added to the still-original stutzen dovetailed sight base to compensate for this change, while the rear sight markings were ground off and markings calibrated to the new round were added. Additionally, the sling swivels were removed: the front swivel would have been hinged into the barrel band, and was replaced with a spacer, while the rear swivel was removed and its hole plugged with wood. This is a great example with about 98% of the arsenal refinish blue. The light colored (beech?) stock was refinished at the same time, and has a nice coat of finish with only a few minor dings or bruises. There is a small arsenal wood repair on the left side of the receiver tang. Bore is about fine.

From about 1880 to 1900 there was a worldwide fad where many countries adopted straight pull rifle designs. They actually are a pretty good concept, although an unnatural motion nowadays to folks raised on bolt action rifles. Steyr had several models along with the Swiss Schmidt Rubins, the Canadian Ross and the American Winchester Lee Navy to name some of the best known examples. However, mechanical problems and the simpler Mauser and Lee- Enfield type bolt actions doomed them to a relatively brief era of popularity. That would be an interesting collecting niche to specialize in. When Austria was absorbed into the third Reich in the late 1930s, the Model 95 rifles and carbines were withdrawn from service and Austrian troops were issued K98k Mausers. However, the eventual need for all available arms led to the Model 95s being reissued to a variety of Austrian and German second line and support units. The oddball 8 x 56mmR cartridges are still found occasionally at gun shows in their 5 round en-block clips, packed in boxes with German markings. Overall a really handsome example of an unusual episode in martial arms evolution. $250.00 (View Picture)

SMOF5231 - 17872 - TURKISH MODEL 1938 8MM MAUSER RIFLE ASSEMBLED AT K. KALE IN 1942 - Serial number 105846, mismatched. Receiver ring marked K.Kale under the usual TC, crescent and AFSA Turkish government and arsenal markings, indicating assembly at the K. Kale facility.

We really are not big fans of the myriad Turkish Mauser variations, but got a couple as part of package deals. This could be a very inexpensive collecting specialty with oodles of variations, some more interesting than others. The Turks are noted for their long history of warfare with other groups or nations, and domestic unrest, and thus have been voracious consumers of firearms for centuries. You may recall the Turks “bought American” in the 1860s-70s, and slaughtered Russians with a mix of Peabody rifles for long range fire and Model 1866 Winchesters for rapid close range fire at the battle of Plevna. In 1887 the Mauser brothers convinced the Turks to buy a large number of 11mm Model 1871/84 Mausers (Turkish Model 1887). Their contract very smartly included a clause that specified that if a newer model rifle was introduced the balance of the contract would be filled with the newer model. Thus the Turks leapfrogged into variations of the Model 1889 (in 7.65mm) with the single column box magazine, then the Model 1893 (in 8mm) and then the 1898, but all under Turkish designations and usually in several variations. In addition the Turks received large numbers of Model 1888 “Commission Rifles” from Germany during WW1, and captured thousands of British Lee Enfields during the Gallipoli campaign. In the 1930s the Turks began a program to overhaul their hoarded arms and convert everything into a more or less standard configuration, and standardize on the 7.92 x 57mm Mauser cartridge as the common ammunition. This involved reworking the various guns by replacing barrels, altering or replacing stocks and mashing the metal parts into conformity. Meanwhile, new rifle production continued by AFSA (the Turkish military arsenal) in Ankara, Turkey. These were the “Model 1938” rifles essentially a 98 Mauser type design with the older style upper band assembly. To thoroughly confuse collectors, all of the rifles being updated were also called Model 1938s, regardless of what they started off as. There is some info on all of these in Robert Ball’s superb Mauser Military Rifles of the World, and one excellent on line source is http://www.turkmauser.com, run by a collector who seems to have an excellent grasp on the subject.

This rifle is a true M1938, assembled during WW2 from parts on hand (probably a mix of new manufacture, in storage or salvaged parts from older rifles) at K.Kale under the AFSA control. The serial number is correct for this date and configuration, although it is poorly hand stamped and the second number is easily confused for a “9” instead of a “0” but careful examination and comparison with the serial number ranges confirms it is a “0.” As Turkish rifles go, this is in about average condition, with the blue finish mostly turned to plum or patina, the stock oil soaked. The bore is greasy but looks like it should clean to good or better. There is a crack extending back from the right side of the receiver tang. Small Century import marks on the barrel. Although some people shoot these, we sell all firearms as collector items only, and the must be approved by a competent gunsmith. If the stock is degreased, it will look a lot better as the metal is actually pretty decent with no pitting and a blue-black tone mixed with patina, rather than the crust of rust over gaping pits as sometimes found on the turked up rifles. $195.00 (View Picture)

SMOF5004 - 16540 - RUSSIAN/FINNISH MODEL 39 MOSIN-NAGANT RIFLE (7.65X54MMR CALIBER) – Serial number 57918 assembled by VKT in 1942 on a Russian receiver made by Tula in 1900, as indicated by the 900r and “T” hammer symbol on the underside of the receiver tang. This design was adopted in 1939 as the Finnish “Infantry Rifle Model 1939” and became the preferred rifle for use during World War II as the Finns fought the Russians, eventually losing in 1944. These used a mix of newly made parts and reworked parts from earlier Mosin Nagants which had been purchased or captured by the Finns. The M39 features entirely new sights, better barrels, two sets of sling swivels a two piece finger jointed stock, and the improved two piece magazine stop. This example was made by VKT (Valtion Kirvaaritehdas). Bore is nice and bright, but rifling is somewhat rounded on the lands. Reportedly these are excellent shooters. (Reminder: we sell all guns as collector items only and they must be approved by a competent gunsmith prior to firing.) Looks like about 90% blue finish remains, but I am pretty sure a previous owner touched it up, especially on the magazine/trigger guard. Bolt number is matching, but as with most of these, the other parts numbers are totally mismatched. Stock is solid, with the assorted minor dings and scars of an issued military arm. There is an arsenal repaired crack along the left side of the receiver tang. The birch stock color ranges from blond to brown. Several arsenal repaired cracks in the handguard. Import marks on upper part of the barrel. Complete with the cleaning rod which is often missing. Overall an inexpensive representative example of a Mosin Nagant that actually looks different from most of the other variations. $225.00 (View Picture)

Bargain Items

**NEW ADDITION** 22164 Ratty WW2 bandoleer .30-06 Ball in 8 round clips - What you see is what you get. This was in an ammo can that had some water in the bottom and several of the clips are rusty and one clip of ammo is badly corroded, and the rust ate through the bandoleer in one spot and stained it in a couple of others. Okay for display if you turn it over so the “open” side of the pockets with the rust damage are hidden. Ammo is 48 rounds of .30 ball M2, made by EW in 1943. $15.00 (View Picture)

**NEW ADDITION** 21997 WW2 ERA M3 BARRACKS CLEANING RODS- LOT OF TWO- FOR M1 GARAND RIFLES - What you see is what you get. The M3 cleaning rod is a "barracks type" meaning that the rod is a single piece, not several jointed sections. These are threaded on the tip for use with a bore brush or with a patch holder (not inlcuded). New old stock, but poorly stored so the rods are rusty, but should clean up. Have a few that some idiot bent by storing something heavy on them. Not bad pretzel type bends, but needing some work to straighten out, so blowing them out cheap instead of taking the time to do it ourselves. Lof of TWO slightly bent rods for only $10.00 (View Picture)

**NEW ADDITION** 21981 LOT OF TWO M1903 SPRINGFIELD BOLTS - What you see is what you get. Lot of two M1903/03A3 Springfield bolt bodies with extractor ring in place. The firing pin holes have been welde shut for use on drill rifles, otherwise the look to be in pretty good shape. Have three sets, and photo shows worst one with some silver paint on one of the bolts over the parkerized finish. Use for a drill rifle, or some people rework them for actual use, but we advise agains that. Two bolts for only $10.00 (View Picture)

**NEW ADDITION** 21978 LOT OF 14 ASSORTED BRISTLE BRUSHES FOR GUN CLEANING - What you see is what you get. Lot of 14 assorted bristl bushes with long twisted wire handles. Sometimes called "test tube brushes" these can be used for all sorts of gun cleaning, etc. CHEAP- the lot for $6.00 (View Picture)

**NEW ADDITION** 21820 WW2 SLING FOR M1 CARBINE- KHAKI COLOR "C" TIPS- FRAYED - What you see is what you get. Original U.S. military sling for the .30 carbine with khaki webbing and early “C” shaped tips. Unfortunately it is badly frayed where it fits over the swivel on the barrel band, and has some fraying along the edges of the webbing as well. Not pretty, not real strong, but it is real cheap compared to the cost of a nicer one. $25.00 (View Picture)

**NEW ADDITION** 20714 Desiccant packs- lot of FOUR large 16 unit bags - These are great for absorbing moisture in gun safes of the like, and can be used over and over again by heating the bags in the oven to remove the moisture. Lot of four- each weighing about 23 ounces, so shipping will be about 6 pounds. $10.00 (View Picture)

**NEW ADDITION** 205 Videotape- MARKSMANSHIP WITH THE - M1 RIFLE (Part 2)- These are the ones you slept through in Boot Camp. TF7-1100 and TF7-1101 total of 60 minutes on Elevation and Windage computations, Zeroing, and use of scorebook, use of M3 tool to adjust windage knob. These tapes are as important a part of documentation on M1 rifles as the printed FMs and TMs. We are out of the videos for Part I, and just have four copies of Part 2. These are VHS format but you can transfer to a DVD if you like, as these are public domain, that your grandparents’ tax dollars paid to make 50 years ago. Will sell the lot of all four for only $10.00 (View Picture)

**NEW ADDITION** 9852 VIETNAM ERA FIELD EQUIPMENT LOT - Nylon cover for entrenching tool, Universal small arms ammunition pouch, mess kit, and canteen cup for ?? canteen, but US marked. Used fine-excellent. The lot of four items for $20.00 (View Picture)

SMA2436 HOLSTER U. S. M1916 Copy. - Black leather, excellent condition. Would make a nice inexpensive holster for a re-enactor or shooter. Cheap at $15.00 (View Picture)

21121 +LOT OF 4 GERMAN MAGAZINE VESTS FOR AK-47 TYPE RIFLES - What you see is what you get. Four belt pouches for magazines or clips of ammo for AK-47 and/or SKS type rifles or similar uses, in “splinter “ style camouflage pattern. I think these are East German or Yugoslavian, or Hungarian, or from somewhere in that part of the old Commie evil empire. These have a smaller pocket on the side in addition to the four areas in the main pocket. All about mint unissued, all sold as a single lot of four for only $20.00 (View Picture)

21120 LOT OF 4 GERMAN MAGAZINE VESTS FOR AK-47 TYPE RIFLES - What you see is what you get. Four belt pouches for magazines or clips of ammo for AK-47 and/or SKS type rifles or similar uses, in “splinter “ style camouflage pattern. I think these are East German or Yugoslavian, or Hungarian, or from somewhere in that part of the old Commie evil empire. All about mint unissued, all sold as a single lot of four for only $20.00 (View Picture)

20938 U.S. M17A1 OR M17A2 GAS MASK WITH MANY ACCESSORIES - Some of it in orginal GI packing, and all appear new with just some minor storage scratches onthe lenses of hte mask itself. Lot consists of one mask, one set of M13A2 filter elements, one rescusitation tube, three sets of eye lens outserts, one protective cover, and one OD web carrying case. The M13A2 filter elements have a green-colored connector and are the ONLY filter elements designed to be used in combat. The M13A2 will provide protection against all known CB agents (according to military documents). The M17 was adopted in 1959 and was issued to troops during the Vietnam War, and many continued in use into the 1980s.The whole lot for only $75.00 (View Picture)

20937 ISRAELI GAS MASKS, LOT OF TWO- NEW - What you see is what you get. Two masks that appear to be new. Mint, never actually used, still in the original bags. Believe these are the Israeli Civil Defense types. BOTH masks for only $20.00 (View Picture)

20891 OUR RIFLES- CHARLES W. SAWYER - 412 page hardcover, Williams Book Store, Boston, MA. Illustrated. Contents include: sporting rifles; flint lock; cap lock; metallic cartridges; military rifles; rifled carbines; manufacturers; rifleman; past and present directory; index. A classic introductory history to firearms and the shooting sports published in 1940 and reprinted in 1944 describing guns as seen in “the good old days.” Used VG condition. $10.00 (View Picture)

20886 AMMUNITION: ITS HISTORY, DEVELOPMENT AND USE 1600-1943, - 22 CB cap to 40mm – by Melvin M. Johnson and Charles Haven - 374 pages 6.5” x 9.5” hardbound. First 1943 edition. This is by Melvin M. Johnson (of Johnson rifle fame), and is a significant study on ammunition technical merits. This book traces the development of ammunition from the beginning of the paper musket cartridge to the present day. It covers both early and modern pistol or revolver cartridges including foreign as well as American sporting and military cartridges, and includes a discussion of the larger type of fixed ammunition- the .50 caliber, 20mm., 37mm. and 40mm. shells and cartridges used in aircraft, anti-aircraft and anti-tank cannon. There is much useful information which will help the reader to understand the functioning of ammunition and its stoppages in the field, plus very clear discussions of ballistics, sights, etc. Many large fold out plates with ballistic info etc in the back. Corners bumped and some damp staining or wrinkling and cloth on top of spine is worn. Printed on cheap wartime high-acid paper which is yellowing and becoming brittle, but still a near good copy of this classic. $25.00 (View Picture)

20644 DH-132 Combat Vehicle Crewman helmet circa early 1970s-1980s made by GENTEX - These use a fiberglass protective shell with a padded suspension system. These do not offer “ballistic protection” but kept combat vehicle crews from beating their heads against all the hard and odd shaped and oddly placed stuff on the inside of the vehicle. They are fitted for a boom mike and earphones built into the padded ear pieces. This is a well used and somewhat abused example, but CHEAP! One earpiece speaker has come lose from the wires, and the foam padding in the ear pads is dry rotted and flaking. Will still display nicely. Reportedly some of the Airsoft and paintball folks rework these for their fun and that would not make any difference to them. Priced cheap dus to the less than optimum collector condition. $15.00 (View Picture)

20639 Military Vehicle "tool bag" - Simple but heavy duty bag made of "herculite" type material about 10” x 19” marked BAG, TOOL, 5140-00-772-4142. Used excellent. These were issued with a wide variety of military vehicles including Humvees, 6x6, tracked vehicles, etc. Can also be used in your ratty old civilian ride to hold its tools! CHEAP $5.00 (View Picture)

20351 Flight Suit, Intermediate, khaki (size small) - Authentic, intermediate-weight flight suits.. perfect for all your in-the-air or on-the-ground activities! This flight suit can be worn alone in warmer weather, or worn over clothing in colder weather. It has all the military-inspired details you're looking for: loads of pockets (including a zippered combination utility/pen pocket on the left sleeve), full-length two-way front zipper, velcro waist and cuff adjustment tabs, and snap shroud-cutter pocket on the left leg. This is made from a 65/35 poly-cotton blend, combining breathability and durability in a completely washable garment (no dry cleaning required!). If you're looking for style, comfort, and practicality, you need this flight suit! No true aviation buff would be without one! One only, size small, looks new never worn. $55.00 (View Picture)

20282 Dummy M16A1 rifle for reenactor or military vehicle display - This is not one of the military “rubber ducks” but pretty similar. Made using a real M16 barrel and magazine and I think the buttstock as well. Everything else is a black resin type material and it has the heft of a real M16A1. Receiver parts have been painted a silver-gray color very similar to the real thing. Flash hider is not correct, but looks okay for display and could probably be replaced with a real one if you have one laying around. The resin casting job is not real great as there are lots of air bubbles which are sort of ugly when viewed close up, but from 10 feet away, this looks like a real gun, and would be great for display in a military vehicle, or for living history use. $55.00 (View Picture)

20657 Lot of ELEVEN EARLY Gun Digest Annuals - The Gun Digest has a wealth of interesting and informative articles every year, on a wide variety of topics. This lot includes eleven issues. It starts with a reprint edition of the very first Gun Digest and also includes numbers 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18. These can ship at low post office “book rate” so we will keep shipping cost as low as possible for you. The lot of eleven for the screaming bargain price of only- $25.00 (View Picture)

20656 Lot of FOUR Gun Digest Annuals - This lot includes the “Gun Digest Treasury” with some of the best articles from the first 15 editions, plus number 30 and 34 and one other shown in the photo, but number is illegible and they are already stored in the warehouse so I cannot confirm, but think it is number 32. These can ship at low post office “book rate” so we will keep shipping cost as low as possible for you. The lot of four for the screaming bargain price of only- $10.00 (View Picture)

SMA2379 Holster Leathercraft Mixson Mod # DB623 - Nice black leather with basket weave design. Fits small frame automatic pistols. Good condition with a few scuffs and scrapes, will probably clean up with a little shoe polish. $15.00 (View Picture)

SMA2291 Sling U.S. Web ``M-1 Garand``. - These were used from late WW2 thru 1960s. Although most collectors think of them as being associated with the M1 Garand, they were issued with all U.S. service rifles. This sling is in very good condition. $25.00 (View Picture)

19688 Cheap M1907 style sling - Made in the same style as U.S. military Model 1907 leather slings, but the leather is cheaper and a bit thinner, and the hooks are thinner stamped steel. Would probably work okay, but not nearly as good workmanship as the real GI slings. Looks about new. $20.00 (View Picture)

1879 Videotape- MARKSMANSHIP WITH THE M1 RIFLE (Part 2)- These are the ones you slept through in Boot Camp. TF7-1100 and TF7-1101 total of 60 minutes on Elevation and Windage computations, Zeroing, and use of scorebook, use of M3 tool to adjust windage knob. These tapes are as important a part of documentation on M1 rifles as the printed FMs and TMs. We are out of the videos for Part I, and just have four copies of Part 2. These are VHS format but you can transfer to a DVD if you like, as these are public domain, that your grandparents’ tax dollars paid to make 50 years ago. Will sell the lot of all four for only $18.00 (View Picture)

868 M1903A3 Dummy Drill Rifle Stock and Handguard - Type used by US Navy on Mk 5 Dummy Drill rifles. Made of very tough rubbery material, reddish-brown color, that is nearly indestructible. These are slightly used to near new. Only have 3 sets of these available. Perfect for drill team or color guard use Handguard material may vary somewhat in color. $89.00 (View Picture)

18704 LOT OF 2 MAUSER RIFLE STOCKS- ONE GEW98/M1909 AND ONE VZ-24 TYPE - These are military stocks taken off by a gunsmith who used the actions to make Bambi-blasting rifles. The stocks are solid, and will fit any of the standard length M1898 Mauser actions. Assorted nicks and dings but nothing major, although lots of old arsenal grease covers them. The long stock is probably from an Argentine or Brazilian M1909 rifle, with the long 30 inch barrel like those used on the WW1 GEW 98 Mausers. The short stock is from a VZ-24 type rifle with the shorter stock about the same size as the Kar98k rifles. If you have a sporter that needs a new stock (cheap!) you can chop the forend off either of these and you should be ready to go. If you want to restore a GEW 98 (or any of the export rifles of that length) the long stock should be ready to go. Of course, you can alter these to fit other models with minimum effort. These come complete with the buttplates, swivels, band springs as shown in the photo, along with one of the long VZ24 type handguards. We have three sets of these in similar condition, so the pair you get will be about what is in the photo, but not necessarily the exact lot shown. (Shipping cost for the two stocks will only be $25.00) - Two stocks for only $75.00 (View Picture)

18703 COLT M1849 POCKET MODEL 4 INCH BARREL - What you see is what you get. Four inch barrel that has been refinished long ago, but portions of the Hartford address still available. Serial number not legible. Bore is rusty. Front sight smoothed off when refinished. A treasure for someone. $55.00 (View Picture)

18574 M1 CARBINE 15 ROUND MAGAZINES (LOT OF 2) WEAK SPRINGS - These look just like excellent to new condition US GI magazines, but they lack the usual maker codes and the follower springs are too weak to function, so they are repros from somewhere. Fine for display, or for cutting down to smaller capacity to meet goofy laws in some areas. These are also great ones to use for making a display mount for one or more carbines- just remove the floorplate and spring and insert a piece of wood (oak 1” x 2” is near perfect fit) and either attaché a cross brace on the bottom or inert it into a slotted base of some sort. (examples at http://ugca.org/07jan/night.htm) NOTE- 15-round M1 Carbine magazines cannot be sent to residents of California, Massachusetts, or New York. Lot of two aftermarket 15 round magazines with weak follower springs $12.00 (View Picture)

18398 Remington 513T stock (slightly boogered) - Standard military (or commercial) style target stock for the Remington Model 513T target master rifle. Bubba went ahead and added a fancy white spacer in front of the buttplate, and another along with a steel cap on the pistol grip. He then tried his hand at inletting a red diamond with a white dot on both sides of the butt. Fortunately, he did not alter the length of the stock or anything. Your 513T action will drip right in and you can transfer over the trigger guard and handstop and be all set. Great for someone with a growing kid who has outgrown a 513T with a shortened stock, or if you want to mess around with some sort of recoil pad or other features and keep your old stock. Has heavy coat of varnish. Perfectly usable, just ugly (to me- I am sure Bubba thought it was beautiful!). $15.00 (View Picture)

18358 White Leather M1907 type sling for parade use - Commercial item, not military issue, although some military units buy such stuff for ceremonial use. Used fine to excellent. $15.00 (View Picture)

10741 WW1 M1917 TRIPLE POUCH FOR M1917 REVOLVERS (REPRODUCTION) - Three pockets, each holding two half moon clips of .45 ACP ammo. This was unique to the M1917 revolvers, and while never common, they have about vanished. Originals are now selling at $125 and more, so we were glad to be able to get these superb quality reproductions which we can sell for less than half that. Exact reproduction with every detail correct, except not maker marked. (We have marked inside of the belt loop "REPRO" so people will be able to tell the difference. These are made by our friends at American Patrol Company who do superb work on all sorts of repro web gear, and provided much of the gear used by Band of Brothers, Windtalkers, Saints & Soldiers, etc.) Free shipping on these either ordered singly or with other items. Two or more $50 each, or buy one for $55.00 (View Picture)

18021 105mmHOWITZER STEEL CASE -POLISHED BRIGHT - This is the steel M14B1 case, and it has been polished and buffed until it almost looks like chrome. However, poor storage has left some light to medium surface rust on the case and mainly on the base. Headstamp markings hard to read. Polish it us a little more and do whatever with it, or hit it with some brown lacquer and it will look almost new. Cheap art work! $15.00 (View Picture)

17268 PAIR OF SOLID BRASS BOOKENDS WITH COLT PATERSON AND COLT WALKER REVOLVERS - Nicely made of cast brass. Weight a bit over 2 pounds each, so they will work pretty well. Height about 7.5” to 8.5” with the Walker being the higher one. Nicely detailed and having mellow patina. Probably made in the 1950s. Nice addition for the gun library. $49.00 (View Picture)

17852 Decorative replica brass 3" artillery shell (or something) - Dimensions about 3 inch diameter by 9 inches long, a bit shorter than the usual WW1 75mm/3 inch cases. This is made of two pieces with the sides of the case apparently some sort of brass pipe and the base and rim cast or machined. The “rim” is sort of tapered so it will not really function as such, but it does have a hole in the center as if it were to hold a primer. It may be some sort of decorative substitute for a sculpture or monument or something else. It would look good all polished up but has marginal collector value. $12.00 (View Picture)

17792 LYMAN four cavity mold and handles 357446 (162 grain) - Lyman has been the largest maker of bullet molds for nearly 100 years now. These are usually found in single, double or four cavity versions, with the larger molds obviously being more productive in terms of bullets per hour. These are all precision manufacture tools and when properly cared for will last a long time. Besides a lower cost per bullet than buying them from commercial sources, there is also the benefit of not being dependent on commercial sources as you can cast your own bullets using an electric casting pot, or even an iron pot on your kitchen stove. (The latter practice invites nasty comments from mothers and spouses, I have learned.) By tinkering with the lead alloy and lubes and sizing procedures cast bullets can achieve excellent accuracy, and with gas checks they can get good velocity, although not as high as jacketed bullets. This is a used mold, casting the bullet described above. It comes complete with handles. Overall condition fine to excellent showing just normal wear. $95.00 (View Picture)

17784 LYMAN four cavity mold and handles 35891 (148 grain) - Lyman has been the largest maker of bullet molds for nearly 100 years now. These are usually found in single, double or four cavity versions, with the larger molds obviously being more productive in terms of bullets per hour. These are all precision manufacture tools and when properly cared for will last a long time. Besides a lower cost per bullet than buying them from commercial sources, there is also the benefit of not being dependent on commercial sources as you can cast your own bullets using an electric casting pot, or even an iron pot on your kitchen stove. (The latter practice invites nasty comments from mothers and spouses, I have learned.) By tinkering with the lead alloy and lubes and sizing procedures cast bullets can achieve excellent accuracy, and with gas checks they can get good velocity, although not as high as jacketed bullets. This is a used mold, casting the bullet described above. It comes complete with handles. Overall condition fine to excellent showing just normal wear. Note that the wooden grips on the handles are damaged but usable, but the blocks should work just fine $95.00 (View Picture)

17783 LYMAN four cavity mold and handles 452460 (160 or 200 grain) - Lyman has been the largest maker of bullet molds for nearly 100 years now. These are usually found in single, double or four cavity versions, with the larger molds obviously being more productive in terms of bullets per hour. These are all precision manufacture tools and when properly cared for will last a long time. Besides a lower cost per bullet than buying them from commercial sources, there is also the benefit of not being dependent on commercial sources as you can cast your own bullets using an electric casting pot, or even an iron pot on your kitchen stove. (The latter practice invites nasty comments from mothers and spouses, I have learned.) By tinkering with the lead alloy and lubes and sizing procedures cast bullets can achieve excellent accuracy, and with gas checks they can get good velocity, although not as high as jacketed bullets. This is a used mold, casting the bullet described above. It comes complete with handles. Overall condition fine to excellent showing just normal wear. Note that the wooden grips on the handles are badly damaged but usable, but the blocks should work just fine. $95.00 (View Picture)

17782 LYMAN four cavity mold and handles 35863 (148 grain) - Lyman has been the largest maker of bullet molds for nearly 100 years now. These are usually found in single, double or four cavity versions, with the larger molds obviously being more productive in terms of bullets per hour. These are all precision manufacture tools and when properly cared for will last a long time. Besides a lower cost per bullet than buying them from commercial sources, there is also the benefit of not being dependent on commercial sources as you can cast your own bullets using an electric casting pot, or even an iron pot on your kitchen stove. (The latter practice invites nasty comments from mothers and spouses, I have learned.) By tinkering with the lead alloy and lubes and sizing procedures cast bullets can achieve excellent accuracy, and with gas checks they can get good velocity, although not as high as jacketed bullets. This is a used mold, casting the bullet described above. It comes complete with handles. Overall condition fine to excellent showing just normal wear. $95.00 (View Picture)

17781 LYMAN four cavity mold and handles 358311 (160 grain) - Lyman has been the largest maker of bullet molds for nearly 100 years now. These are usually found in single, double or four cavity versions, with the larger molds obviously being more productive in terms of bullets per hour. These are all precision manufacture tools and when properly cared for will last a long time. Besides a lower cost per bullet than buying them from commercial sources, there is also the benefit of not being dependent on commercial sources as you can cast your own bullets using an electric casting pot, or even an iron pot on your kitchen stove. (The latter practice invites nasty comments from mothers and spouses, I have learned.) By tinkering with the lead alloy and lubes and sizing procedures cast bullets can achieve excellent accuracy, and with gas checks they can get good velocity, although not as high as jacketed bullets. This is a used mold, casting the bullet described above. It comes complete with handles. Overall condition fine to excellent showing just normal wear. $95.00 (View Picture)

17780 LYMAN four cavity adjustable length swage core 44S and handles - Lyman has been the largest maker of bullet molds for nearly 100 years now. These are usually found in single, double or four cavity versions, with the larger molds obviously being more productive in terms of bullets per hour. These are all precision manufacture tools and when properly cared for will last a long time. Besides a lower cost per bullet than buying them from commercial sources, there is also the benefit of not being dependent on commercial sources as you can cast your own bullets using an electric casting pot, or even an iron pot on your kitchen stove. (The latter practice invites nasty comments from mothers and spouses, I have learned.) By tinkering with the lead alloy and lubes and sizing procedures cast bullets can achieve excellent accuracy, and with gas checks they can get good velocity, although not as high as jacketed bullets. This is a used mold, casting the bullet described above. It comes complete with handles. Overall condition fine to excellent showing just normal wear. Note that the wooden grips on the handles are badly damaged but usable, and the blocks should work just fine. $95.00 (View Picture)

17778 LYMAN two cavity swage core 244203 (65 grain or 60 or 95 grain??) - This is a used mold, casting cores for swaging into bullets, usually with half jacket “cups”. I really know nothing about that but if you do, then you know what this is and how to use them. Overall condition as shown in the photos. $55.00 (View Picture)

17777 LYMAN two cavity adjustable length swage core 38S - This is a used mold, casting cores for swaging into bullets, usually with half jacket “cups”. I really know nothing about that but if you do, then you know what this is and how to use them. Overall condition as shown in the photos. $55.00 (View Picture)

17776 LYMAN two cavity mold and handles 452388 (???) - Not sure of the details on the bullet this makes, but obviously for .45 caliber guns. $65.00 (View Picture)

17775 LYMAN single cavity mold and handles .420 round ball - This is a used mold, casting a .420 round ball. It comes complete with handles. Overall condition as shown in the photos. $45.00 (View Picture)

17773 LYMAN two cavity mold and handles 358495 (141 grain) - Not sure of the details on the bullet this makes, but obviously for .38or .357 or 9mm caliber guns. What you see is what you get. $55.00 (View Picture)

17764 LEE .308 Round Ball single cavity mold with handles - LEE Bullet Molds are high quality but inexpensive solutions for your bullet casting needs. They use aluminum blocks which heat up quickly and are light weight to be less tiring when casting for a long period of time. These are complete with the handles and sprue cutters. Used, excellent condition. This one casts a .308 diameter round ball. $12.00 (View Picture)

SMA2283 Walnut Sporterized Stock For US M1917 Rifles. - No cracks, 30.5 inches. Nice inexpensive stock for a sporterized '17 Enfield. $35.00 (View Picture)

SMA2186 Walnut Sporterized Stock For US M1917 Rifles. - No cracks, 30 inches. Nice inexpensive stock for a sporterized '17 Enfield. $35.00 (View Picture)

SMA2282 Walnut Sporterized Stock For US M1903/A3 Rifles. - No cracks, 30 inches. Cutts on left hand side grip area. Nice inexpensive stock for a sporterized US M1903/A3 Rifle. $20.00 (View Picture)

SMA2185 Walnut Sporterized Stock For US M1917 Rifles. - No cracks, 31 inches. Nice inexpensive stock for a sporterized '17 Enfield. $35.00 (View Picture)

17223 LOT OF 8 OLD GUN & MILITARIA CATALOGS (DIXIE & ORDNANCE CHEST) - Three Dixie Gun Works Antique Gun Catalogs- (these are GUNS, not their parts catalogs) number 29, 30, 51. Also Five catalogs from The Ordnance Chest, Madison, CT, numbers 15, 16, 17, 18, 19- these are for good quality U.S. military arms and related items. The lot of 8 for $5.00 (View Picture)

17220 PRIVATEERS IN CHARLESTON 1793-1796 BY MELVIN H. JACKSON. - 1969, 169 pages 75.” x 10” hardbound. Smithsonian Studies in History & Technology. Used fine. Charleston was the base of operations for privateers 1793-1796 oerating against the British (mainly in the West Indies) until finally shut down by the U.S. government. Interesting history and info on another small chapter in the history of this wonderful coastal city with so much history. $8.00 (View Picture)

7191 VEST HIGH VISIBILITY - nylon with blaze orange body and lots of reflective stripes. One size fits all with velcro waist straps to secure it in place. U.S. marked (on the inside) for the dedicated military collector determined to get one of everything. Used for traffic control and for "road guards" when troop units march from place to place. (Except Air Force troops who get unhappy when their bus is not air conditioned...) Good for people who work in traffic areas- bicycle riders, youth groups or adults who handle parking for fairs or church events, etc. Cost from a police supply place probably would be $50-75. Your price only $12 each., or two or more for $10 each. New unissued, but minor transfer of color from orange onto the reflective strips during storage. $12.00 each or three for $18.00 (View Picture) SPECIAL- Lot of 10 for only $35.00

7921 Mask, Chemical-Biological, Tank, ABC M25A1 - Used by armored vehicle crews, and there is a M24 variation for aircrew use that is nearly identical except for connector plug and maybe some other minor detail. Brand new in the original sealed GI packing with 1984 dates, with filters that protect against known chemical or biological agents. These use a filter canister different from the M17 series, and also have built in microphones for intercom use. Sold as a novelty item only, as they are over 18 years old and, we do not guarantee that they will provide any protection in a chemical or biological environment. $75.00 (View Picture) SPECIAL- only $49.00

7203 MRE (MEAL, READY TO EAT) HEATER - Clever device that is a plastic pouch open on one end with an insert that contains a substance that heats up when water is added. Read and follow label instructions, but short version is that you put the MRE in the pouch, add water, and then the chemical reaction makes the water VERY hot, heating the MRE to make it a nice and hot, tasty yummy treat. Well, actually it only makes it hot, but it still will taste better than a cold MRE. These can only be used once. 1992 dated. One dozen MRE heaters, mint, unissued- $5.00 (View Picture) SPECIAL- Lot of 48 heaters for only $12.00- that's only 25 cents each!

8539 10 SHOULDER PATCHES 40th ARMORED BRIGADE- Mint unissued, all the same for the California National Guard, 40th Armored Brigade, circa 1980s-90s, in subdued style embroidery. Let the kids play with them, or sell them at gun shows or flea markets. VG- exc condition. The lot as shown in the photo- SPECIAL- Lot of 30 for $10.00 (View Picture) SPECIAL- Lot of 60 patches for only $12.00- that's only 20 cents each!

17038 Old 1940s era first aid kit (“36 unit type D”) - Metal box about 10” x 12” with about 19 of the individual boxes of supplies remaining. Inside cover has list of supplies and shows it was made by B.F. McDonald Company of Los Angeles, CA. Box is scuffed and dirty so that markings are hard to read but the interior and contents are pretty nice. Maybe this would look good in an old military or civilian vehicle or fit in a collection of medical stuff. Cheap. $15.00 (View Picture)

17079 M1 Garand Rifle Barrel (SA-12-43) - Used, fair to poor condition, but okay for making a dummy or drill rifle or some other project. This is a take off from a Blue Sky import that someone filed off the import marks and covered the area with cold blue, but it won’t fool anyone. Bore is dark with breech bore gage reading of 5+ and the muzzle gage gets swallowed entirely so it is looser than a politician’s spending habits $25.00 (View Picture)

SMA2247 Holster Swivel Type - - Swivel type flap holster with US military style belt hooks. Circa 1950s, was used by a retired CA policeman. Black leather, good condition. Fits most .38 revolver with 4 inch barrels. $10.00 (View Picture)

16052 U.S. WW2 Canteen and cup (grade II) - Canteen is dated 1944, and has later "Alder Conservation Camp" marking and initials added. Several large and small dents. Cut markings not legible due to heavy rusting on the handle where the markings usually are located. Even the rivets holding the handle to the cup body are rusty. Placed inside a canteen cover for display, no one will notice the problems. Cheap! Both for only $15.00 (View Picture)

SMA2085 Bolt Stop Set For The Japanese T-38 Rifle. - Complete with internal parts and screws. Condition - not bad with some rust and pitting. $10.00 (View Picture)

SMA1931 Rifle Sling - Brown Tooled Leather - Padded - Sling has nylon straps for better durability with thickly padded leather for comfort where it goes over the shoulder. The padded leather section is brown in color with a pleasing tooled basket weave pattern. Excellent condition, comes complete with a set of quick release swivels. $20.00 (View Picture)

SMA2081 Trigger Assembly Set For The Japanese T-38 Rifle. - Very good condition. $25.00 (View Picture)

12310 LEE TAPER CRIMP DIE FOR .30-06, ETC. - Can be used with several calibers- .30-06; .308; .30-40 Krag; .30-30 Winchester; .30 Remington; .303 Savage and .307 Win. Used, excellent. $8.00 (View Picture)

12278 RELOADING DIES 244 REMINGTON BY P.O. ACKLEY - Used, mostly excellent condition, looks like new. Standard 7/8" x 14 threads to fit most presses. Unless otherwise stated these are a two die set- a full length resize & deprime die, and a seating die. $22.00 (View Picture)

12272 RELOADING DIES 300 WIN MAG RCBS NECK SIZING DIE - Single die as shown in the photo, looks new, never used. $12.00 (View Picture)

12270 RELOADING DIES 308 WINCHESTER BY C-H - Used, mostly excellent condition, but possibly a wrench mark on the adjusting ring of some. Most look like new. Standard 7/8" x 14 threads to fit most presses. Unless otherwise stated these are a two die set- a full length resize & deprime die, and a seating die. $12.00 (View Picture)

9371 ROCHESTER, NY, HERALD- (EVEN DAYS- LOT OF 15 MOST ABOUT 8-12 PAGES) - February 28, 1898- Diabolical Plot of the Spanish; military matters, March 2, 1898- Naval movements; $1M for smokeless powder; Spain responsible for Maine- govt plot or not. March 4, 1898- Old Monitors resurrected at League Island; sleigh riding toddler killed by train March 8, 1898- War imminent- military matters, drawing of submarine USS Holland March 12, 1898- Spain claims to want peace; military matters March 14, 1898- Monitors for coast and harbor defense; War preparations; drawing of Key West, FL; Desperate battle between moonshiners and Lawmen in Ozarks. March 16, 1898- military preparations; How the Maine was blown up March 22, 1898- Coastal Fortifications; military matters, relief supplies for Cuban civilians March 26, 1898- Naval and military preparations; NYC politicians indicted for robbing the city; US May buy Virgin Islands for coaling station. March 28, 1898- Maine Inquiry Board results; Teddy Roosevelt rebukes pacifist Senator; Havana fortifications drawing March 30, 1898- Overwhelming rush towards war, despite President McKinley's opposition. April 6, 1898- Eleven passenger ships taken up for military service, war preparatiosn; Whalers in Alaska desperate, paying $50 each for dogs to eat April 14, 1898- general military news (condition a bit rougher than average) April 16, 1898- Army ordered to Gulf coats, Senate to vote on War Declaration tomorrow; Mrs. Oscar Wilde dies. April 22, 1898- Balloons to be sued by Army in Cuba; Fleet expecte to arrive at, bombard Havana tomorrow; Congress looking at luxury taxes to pay for war. [This was origin of the tax on new-fangled telephone communications which remains in place to this day, even though the Spanish American War was paid for nearly a century ago, expanded by the "Gore tax" so you now pay almost as much in taxes as you do for your basic phone service!] $75.00 (View Picture)

9370 SPAN- AM 1898 NEWSPAPERS- BUFFALO, NY, COURIER (LOT OF 7) - Spanish American War Newspapers Filled with the latest reports, rumors, fears, speculation, patriotic trivia, local news and advertising for now quaint goods. Most have one or more illustrations, showing some military subject, map, person, or a non-war related item. Yellowed paper is 100+ years old now, so it is brittle and cannot be handled a lot. These have been folded twice, so present size is about 9" x 12" and when opened will be about 18" x 24" for a full page. Assorted minor rips and tears. Sorry, none with big headlines- MAINE BLOWN UP, or MANILA BAY VICTORY or anything like that, but lots of smaller events leading up to our victory. Remember, although there were undersea cables then, most were cut to prevent military use, and it took days or weeks for accurate news to arrive from the front. No embedded reporters with live satellite feed in those days. Great item for Spanish American War display. April 8, 1898- 8 pages, Spain Has Chosen War- US rejects offer from "powers of Europe" to try to settle disputes [Yep, the Frogs and Krauts were meddling even then] April 26, 1898- all sorts of war news, but overall condition is poor. April 30, 1898- 8 pages, American Fleet off Manila [Battle was following day]; Clara Barton safe, Cuban refugees May 1, 1898- several sections from Sunday paper including photos of 65th and 74th NY Volunteers, Map of Havana fortifications; Map of US & Spanish strategic points. Condition varies, some not good. May 8, 1898- EXTRA, 8 pages- Dewey in Control [of Manila] ship picture, etc. May 11, 1898- Estra- 8 pages- Sampson's Fleet off Porto Rico, Cuban Invasion Begun. Fold at center of page has been chewed through. June 4, 1898- 8 pages- Extra- Cervera bottled up, Merrimac sunk in harbor.at Santiago; Atlanta schools want to teach Spanish; Elephant at large, killed his keeper and wrecked circus wagon. Badly chewed across bottom of page $20.00 (View Picture)

9369 SPAN- AM 1898 NEWSPAPERS- ELMIRA, NY, ADVERTISER (LOT OF 4) - Spanish American War Newspapers Filled with the latest reports, rumors, fears, speculation, patriotic trivia, local news and advertising for now quaint goods. Most have one or more illustrations, showing some military subject, map, person, or a non-war related item. Yellowed paper is 100+ years old now, so it is brittle and cannot be handled a lot. These have been folded twice, so present size is about 9" x 12" and when opened will be about 18" x 24" for a full page. Assorted minor rips and tears. Sorry, none with big headlines- MAINE BLOWN UP, or MANILA BAY VICTORY or anything like that, but lots of smaller events leading up to our victory. Remember, although there were undersea cables then, most were cut to prevent military use, and it took days or weeks for accurate news to arrive from the front. No embedded reporters with live satellite feed in those days. Great item for Spanish American War display. May 12. 1898- Bombardment of Cardenas Cuba, etc 8 pages. June 11, 1898- (4 pages of 8 page section) Commend Hobson for sinking Merrimac; invasion fleet about to leave Tampa, Plans for Santiago campaign, critics charge Army incompetence [sound familiar- they were wrong then too!]. June 13, 1898, 8 pages. Big Events This Week- (condition a bit rougher than average) June 16, 1898, 8 pages- BOMBARDMENT CAIMANERA [Guantanamo Bay]; Spanish Atrocities, (condition a bit rougher than average) $20.00 (View Picture)

9368 SPAN- AM 1898 NEWSPAPERS- ROCHESTER, NY, DEMOCRAT CHRONICLE APRIL 16, 1898 - Spanish American War Newspapers Filled with the latest reports, rumors, fears, speculation, patriotic trivia, local news and advertising for now quaint goods. Most have one or more illustrations, showing some military subject, map, person, or a non-war related item. Yellowed paper is 100+ years old now, so it is brittle and cannot be handled a lot. These have been folded twice, so present size is about 9" x 12" and when opened will be about 18" x 24" for a full page. Assorted minor rips and tears. Sorry, none with big headlines- MAINE BLOWN UP, or MANILA BAY VICTORY or anything like that, but lots of smaller events leading up to our victory. Remember, although there were undersea cables then, most were cut to prevent military use, and it took days or weeks for accurate news to arrive from the front. No embedded reporters with live satellite feed in those days. Great item for Spanish American War display. 16 pages with front page full of info on troops being mobilized, Senate expected to vote on war resolution tomorrow. $10.00 (View Picture)

9367 SPAN- AM 1898 NEWSPAPERS- BOSTON, MASS, TRAVELER MAY 2, 1898- NIGHT EXTRA - Spanish American War Newspapers Filled with the latest reports, rumors, fears, speculation, patriotic trivia, local news and advertising for now quaint goods. Most have one or more illustrations, showing some military subject, map, person, or a non-war related item. Yellowed paper is 100+ years old now, so it is brittle and cannot be handled a lot. These have been folded twice, so present size is about 9" x 12" and when opened will be about 18" x 24" for a full page. Assorted minor rips and tears. Sorry, none with big headlines- MAINE BLOWN UP, or MANILA BAY VICTORY or anything like that, but lots of smaller events leading up to our victory. Remember, although there were undersea cables then, most were cut to prevent military use, and it took days or weeks for accurate news to arrive from the front. No embedded reporters with live satellite feed in those days. Great item for Spanish American War display. SHELLS BURST- Bombardment of Manila has already begun; Spain Lost 400 men. Sketch showing Dewey's Fleet and list of ships. Ripping at folds, but a most important issue anyway. 12 pages. $15.00 (View Picture)

SMA1765 - Shoulder Holster - Uncle Mike Sidekick Size 4. Black nylon, excellent condition with belt loop to secure the left hand side. Fits most 6 inch double action revolvers. $25.00 (View Picture)

SMM1753 - German WWII Group. Cap insignia, belt buckel and more. We are not sure if this stuff is real or reproduction so we are offering it at a bargian price as a group. Maybe a great deal maybe not. $125.00 (View Picture)

10521 OLD HOLSTER- REDHEAD BRAND - Good quality item showing fair amount of honest use. Probably circa 1960s or more recent. Good markings on back with REDHEAD logo, 20 SHD BS, 22 6. Looks to me it would fit a Ruger Bearcat or guns of that general size. $10.00 (View Picture)

SMA1729 - Vanguard- Compact 10 x25 Binoculars. Rubber armored with ruby coated lenses and fast focus feature. New, Includes carrying case, rubber lens caps and neck strap. 5.8° angle of view, 305' field of view. $25.00 (View Picture)

10173 Anti-fog cloth and container- lot of 25 - Flannel type cloth about 5" x 8" treated with anti-fog compound. Each is packed in a a screw top plastic container. Intended for use in gas mask eyepieces, but can be used for scopes, car windshields, or as handkerchiefs, toilet paper, etc, Believe these are all new, but may have been used for gas mask training a couple of times. The lot of 25 for only $25.00 (View Picture)

SMA1672 - Slip On Grip For Large Frame Glocks. Excellent condition with finger grooves. $5.00 (View Picture)

SMA1667 - Holster Shoulder Uncle Mike #5 Fits large frame auto pistols. Excellent condition Black nylon $25.00 (View Picture)

  SMA1549 - Grips - Slip On Uncle Mike For Medium Frame Glock Pistols. Used-excellent condition. $5.00 (View Picture)

  SMA1550 - Grips - Slip On Pachmayr For Small Frame Glock Pistols. Used-excellent condition. $5.00 (View Picture)

SMA1496 - Shoulder Holster Uncle Mike #4. Black nylon, excellent condition. Fits Large frame 6-8 inch revolvers like the Ruger Redhawk or the S&W mod 629. $25.00 (View Picture)

SMA1480 - Wooden Pistol Folk Art Box. Brass hinges some slight damage on bottom where holes have been drilled for some sort of mounting screws. Dark blue lining (lining has small tear in left hand front corner. Size is 14.25 x 7.25 x 2.25 will fit most small and medium sized handguns with room to spare for a cleaning kit or ammo. $25.00 (View Picture)

SMA1423 - Grips, Pachmayer For Beretta Mod 92. Good condition, showing some wear. $10.00 (View Picture)

SMA1248 - Grips Pachamyr Presentation. Fits T/C Contender. New condition with box. $10.00 (View Picture)