This is a really well built copy of the early Type G English Trade Guns, circa 1740, by Jack Brooks. This style of trade gun with painted on features is typical of guns traded or gifted to Indians in the southern colonies in colonial America. The architecture, hand wrought mounts, paint tone and decorative vine […]
This bag is in wonderful condition for its age, and exhibits superior construction technology and period workmanship. Fully lined with home spun linen, a molded strap, scalloped and pierced upper piping, tooled and decorated flap, decorative stitching and being fully piped on all exposed edges are just some of this bags unique and important features. […]
Unsigned .50 caliber Lehigh Co. Rifle 44″ long Douglas Barrel w/ Hand Coned Muzzle Hadaway Lock Engraved Brass Patchbox Relief and Incise Carved 13 3/4″ Trigger Pull *There is a small area of “aging” underneath the ram rod channel where it appears there was a wrap at one time.
This is a beautifully made antique checker board, possibly one of the nicest ones I’ve seen. Measuring just under 20″ across it’s a great size for both playing or displaying. The multi species inlay work is very nicely done and adds a lot of artistry and quality to the piece. It shows typical wear of […]
Here we have a pretty rare offering from Cabin Creek, an Iron Mounted Yorktown Rifle! We’ve only ever built a few of these over the years and this one has been well maintained and well cared for through the years. It features a high grade curly maple stock with a deep, rich nitric acid stain […]
Cool little bone handled neck knife made by Todd Daggett. The blade is dagger shaped, with one side appearing to be “wore down” to a small flat that Todd said can be used as a “Flint steel” while out in the field. Really sweet little knife with a great look! Measures just under 6″ overall […]
Beautifully made Lally House neck knife sheath with Joe Seabolt knife. Overall length of the both the knife and the sheath is around 7 1/4″. The blade measures around 3 3/4″ long and the antler handle has a ball starter on the pommel end. Very nice outfit. Price: $600.00
Thistle Bag by Jim Webb. The entire bag is diamond stitched on all surfaces and features an embroidered thistle on the front of the flap. It has a hand woven shoulder strap that’s fastened to an adjustable leather strap at the base of the bag that can be adjusted on both sides via brass buckles. […]
Squirrel Hunters Day Bag by Jim Webb. This neat little bag is made from 2 bark tan Fox Squirrels and measures 6″ tall by about 3 1/2″ wide. The bag is fully outfitted with an antique powder with rawhide repair, a hand made “finger” powder measure, a hand made contemporary game hook marked “CL” and […]
This rare and outstanding pair of 17th Century Andirons were made in France during the Louis 14th period dating to around 1675. They are of wrought iron construction and the “grain” of the iron can easily be seen on the legs. These andirons are in great original condition with no repairs or damages whatsoever. They […]