Sporting Accessories & Collectibles
Non- firearm items are sold as is. I try to photograph accurately and will be glad to answer any and all questions by phone or e-mail
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Burris Signature Safari LRS 1.75x5x32 $325
American made Burris Signature Safari Lighted Reticle Scope with duplex, Burris lens covers, and Talley rings. Excellent condition and optics. Lighted reticle functions well.
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Griffin & Howe Sidemount / Weaver K2.5 $295
Griffin & Howe sidemount with 1" alloy split rings holding a Weaver K2.5 scope. Both show plenty of "character" Levers tighten in correct position as pictured. Scope needs internal cleaning. Pins are present but mounting screw missing.
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Griffin & Howe 30mm Rings $265
All steel 30mm Griffin & Howe rings for their sidemount. These appear to be NOS or hardly used. Complete with all screws. Hard to find.
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Lyman 48M 2nd Variation $350
2nd Variation Lyman 48M receiver peep sight for the Mauser with 125 point slide. Requires stock inletting. Complete with mounting screws. Circa 1919-1947. Very nice condition. Classic and getting hard to find.
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Griffin & Howe Single Lever Mount SOLD!
Early vintage all steel Griffin & Howe single lever sidemount with 7/8" rings. Base not included. Almost impossible to find anymore.
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Redfield 7/8" Rings $80
Vintage Redfield 7/8" rings. Rarely seen anymore. Two sets available.
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Buehler 7/8" Rings $100
Vintage Buehler 7/8" rings. Not often seen anymore. Good condition.
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WW II "Trench Art" $150
World War 2 era "Trench Art" biplanes. The fuselage made from dummy 1943 .50 BMG shells and the wings and tail fins made from artillery shells. Very well done. Neat conversation pieces for the desktop or bookshelf. Two available.
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Griffin & Howe .264 Win Mag Barrel $240
Griffin & Howe .264 Winchester Magnum 22" barrel for the Model 70. Bore is excellent. Engraving remains sharp and distinct. Recessed crown. As can be seen the barrel was previously equipped with a banded ramp front sight, banded sling swivel stud, and an island rear sight.
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Emil Facuna .220 Swift Mauser Barrel $595
Custom barrel chambered in .220 Swift for the large ring Mauser by the late Emil Facuna who was a Chicago master machinist and gunsmith. Mr. Facuna, known as "Old Coyote", passed in 2008 at age 89. He was a Marine, lifetime NRA member, and avid sportsman. This barrel is NOS and 26" in length. Bore is new. It is half round / half octagon with an integral quarter rib. The sling swivel stud is also integral. Polished and in the white. This is true machinist art. Would cost three times the asking price to duplicate.
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RCBS A2 Press $395
RCBS A2 Press, the big one not made for many years and ideal for the big nitro express cartridges as well as the .50 BMG. Lots of leverage and built like a Sherman tank. Rarely seen as not many were made. Good working condition.
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F.N. Bottom Metal $85
Factory F.N. bottom metal with push button release and non-hinged floorplate. Magazine box is
3 5/16" in length and 7/8" wide in back and 11/16" in front. Excellent condition with 80% blue remaining.
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Winchester Model 70 Buttplate $75
Model 70 buttlate in very nice condition. Remaining blue at 97%
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Skeleton Steel Gripcaps $30 each
Skeleton steel gripcaps. Screws not supplied. Measure approximately 1 7/8" x 1 3/8"
NOS estate find. Two available, one blued and one in the white.
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DeLucchi Rigby Style Cocking Piece Peep Sight SOLD!
Tom DeLucchi Rigby style cocking piece peep sight for the Mauser. Expertly machined. Requires gunsmith fitting. An extremwly nice custom touch for that special gun.
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Hoffman Arms Howe/Whelen Bolt Shroud Sight $845
Rarely found Hoffman Arms Co. Howe/Whelen bolt shroud peep sight for the Springfield. Good condition. Rare as hens teeth.
Colonel Townsend Whelen was the commanding officer at the Frankford Arsenal and James Howe the machine shop foreman in the early 1920's. Colonel Whelen encouraged James Howe to join forces with Seymour Griffin to build custom rifles. Howe shortly thereafter left to join the Hoffman Arms Co. The rest is history.
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Leather/Brass Shot Flask $140
Vintage 4# shot flask, leather with brass hardware, in good functional condition. Makers mark not completely legible. Shot charge adjustable for 1oz. or 1 1/4oz. Leather remains supple. A very nice vintage piece.
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V L & A Hunting Knife $325
Wade & Butcher, Sheffield, England sheath knife retailed by the great Chicago sporting goods firm Von Lengerke & Antoine. Knife measures 9 1/4" in overall length with a 5" blade. It remains in very good overall condition with a tattered sheath.
Von Lengerke & Antione was the Chicago branch of the great New York sporting goods firm Von Lengerke & Detmold. Established in the 1890's, both were purchased by Abercrombie & Fitch in 1929 along with Griffin & Howe. V L & A operated under its own name until the late 50's.
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Scoped Rifle Scabbard $220
Bill's Saddlery, St. Joseph, MO scoped rifle saddle scabbard made from heavy harness leather with fleece lined scope channel. Heavy harness leather straps. Very well made and in new, never used, condition.
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H. Heiser High Standard Holster $245
Herman H. Heiser holster for High Standard Field King, Sport King, and Supermatic pistols with 6 3/4" barrels. Remains in very good condition. Made from Heiser " Heavy Oak Tanned Saddle Skirting Leather with Hand Thong Wrapped Stitched Edge" Oval H H Heiser Denver Colo . makers mark dates holster from 1919 to 1955.
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Triple K Rifle Case/Scabbard $275
Triple K Mfg. Co, San Diego combination case/scabbard made from heavy oiled saddle leather with nonabsorbent fleece lining. Integral hood with YKK zipper. All stress points reinforced with copper rivets. Retails for $375.00 This unit shows a little external stains and scuffs but has not been used. Missing one strap. For scoped rifles up to 46".
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Lyman 35 Peep Sight $725
Lyman 35 reciever sight for the Mauser. Attaches to the bolt release. Requires slight inletting of the stock. Circa 1905-1943. These are classic, desireable, and very hard to find. This one in extremely nice condition showing little use.
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Lyman 48S 1st Variation $595
Lyman 48S 1st Variation reciever peep sight for the Springfield. Circa 1911-1919 Very good condition with 150 point slide. Complete with mounting screws. These have become as rare as hens teeth.
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Lyman 48S 2nd Variation $300
Lyman 48S 2nd Variation reciever peep sight for the Springfield with 120 point slide. Requires stock inletting. Circa 1919-1947. Good condition showing some patina. Missing one mounting screw. Classic and getting harder to find.
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Winchester 21 20 Gauge Stock $250
Factory buttstock for Winchester Model 21 20 Gauge. Completely solid. Highly figured wood. LOP is 13 3/4" as configured with 1" Winchester pad and 1/2" spacer. Overall length of 15 5/8"
Ready for restoration.
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Winchester Pre-64 Model 70 Stock $250
Original stock for post-war Model 70. Solid and unmolested except for addition of 1" recoil pad. Overall length is 32" to back of pad. Sling swivels included. Barrel channel is for standard barrel and unaltered. Scuffs and dings but ready for restoration.
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Luger Holster 1915 $240
Vintage Luger holster marked F. Grosse Dresden-N 1915. Leather is supple and all stitching intact. It does have a small hole worn in the magazine pouch as pictured.
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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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Federal Duck Stamp Display $1795
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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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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Winchester Model 1906 Wooden Shipping Crate SOLD!
Winchester Model 1906 Short 10 gun wooden shipping crate with the older style Winchester logo. Circa 1906-1932. Markings deeply impressed into both ends and lettering painted. Dovetail joints. Measures 40"x 10 1/2" x10" Lid handle and internal dividers missing.
A rare piece of Winchester memorabilia that would be an excellent gunroom or man cave accent piece.
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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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