Sporting Accessories & Collectibles
Non-firearm items are sold as is with no returns. I try to photograph accurately and will be glad to answer any and all questions by phone or e-mail
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Schmidt & Bender 2.5x10x60 Scope $1095
West German Schmidt & Bender 2.5x10x60 scope in overall good condition with excellent optics. It does show some ring marks mostly limited to the underside if the scope where they won't show when mounted. Unparalleled quality and well priced.
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Beretta 680 Series Semi-inlet Stock $475
Gorgeous Turkish Walnut semi-inlet stock for the Beretta 680 series boxlocks. Lots of darkly contrasting mineral streaks. Near exhibition quality.
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Hornady Custom Grade .280 Remington Dies $35
Dies in excellent condition.
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BSA Bore Sighter $50
BSA Bore Sighter as new in box with paperwork. Good for .17 caliber to .50 caliber
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Lyman 48S Reicever Sight $275
Lyman 48S second variation for the Springfield circa 1919-1947. In good condition and fully functional. Increasingly hard to find.
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Leica ER 5 2x10x50 Scope $950
NIB Leica ER 5 2x10x50 scope. Never mounted. A4 reticle with 3 heavy posts and fine crosshairs. This is a top of the line German 30mm scope.
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A. H. Hardy Holster SOLD!
Holster by the famous Capt. Albert Howard Hardy, a Nebraska boy who made good. New and in unused condition. Fits the Ruger Single Six and similar with barrels to 5 1/2" Circa 1938-1950
Capt. Hardy, born in 1876, learned saddle making in Omaha, NE as a young man and then took up saddle making in the wild and wooley cattle town of Hyannis, NE in the Nebraska Sandhills. His trial for attempted murder in Hyannis is well detailed in a seven page article in the 2009 Guns Digest by my good friend Jim Foral. After his exoneration he became the exhibition shooter for the Peters Cartridge Company in 1906, then the largest ammunition company in the world. He was a pallbearer for Buffalo Bill Cody in 1917. In 1938 he retired in Beverly Hills and resumed his leather craft. He passed in 1950. This is an amazing find in remarkable condition. Article copy included.
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WWI Trench Art Cannisters SOLD!
Unique WWI trench art cannisters made from artillery shells. I have never seen this type of trench art before. The larger one measures 5 1/2"x3 1/2" and appears to be of German origin with a German medallion saying "GOTT MIT UNS" meaning God Be With Us. I think this is from the German trenches. German trench art is infrequently seen. The smaller measures
2"x1 5/8" and appears to be made from American shells. Lids fit snug. Both very well done.
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.458 Winchester Magnum Ammo/Bullets $265
One full box Winchester Super-X 500 grain full metal case factory ammo. One full box Federal Premium Safari 500 grain Woodleigh Hydro Solid factory ammo. One box of 20 Barnes TSX 450 grain flat base bullets.
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Winchester Slide Action Rifles Vol. I & II $690
Winchester Slide Action Rifles two book set by Ned Schwing.
Volume I - Model 1890 & Model 1906 Heavily illustrated. 351 pages.
Volume II - Model 61 & Model 62 Heavily illusrated. 255 pages
Excellent condition. Out of print and increasingly harder to find.
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Nosler 7mm Bullets $130
Nosler 160 grain 7mm (.284") Trophy Grade Partition spitzer bullets. One full box (50 count) and 58 loose. Price incudes shipping continental U.S.
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Starline .38 Special Brass $75
Three bags of 100 ( 300 count ) new unprimed Starline .38 Special brass. Price is shipped continental U.S.
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Winchester Slide Action Rifles Volume II $345
Volume II: Model 61 & Model 62 by Ned Schwing. First edition by Krause Publications. Excellent condition. Out of print and hard to find. Heavily illustrated with 255 pages.
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Lyman 48M Receiver Peep Sight $350
Lyman 48M 2nd variation receiver peep sight for the Mauser circa 1919-1947. This model has the 125' slide and requires stock inletting. Very nice overall condition with box. Mounting screws not included.
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Leupold Alaskan 7/8" Rings $125
New Old Stock Leupold Alaskan medium height 7/8" rings. Harder and harder to find.
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Griffin & Howe Base $95
New old stock Griffin & Howe sidemount base. For the Mannlicher but can be radiused for the Mauser, Springfield, or Model 70. Accompanying letter shows that this sold for $75 in 1996.
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Griffin & Howe Steel Sidemount $425
NOS all steel, not alloy, Griffin & Howe sidemount with 1" steel split rings. This is new old stock and never mounted. Screws and pins not included.
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Griffin & Howe Scope Holster $320 shipped
Griffin & Howe Holster for Lyman Alaskan or similar scope with G&H sidemount. Rawhide laced edge. Belt loop. Overall length of 11" Almost certainly made by H. H. Heiser, Denver, Colorado. Circa 1923- 1941 Nice condition.
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Heiser Scope Holster $310 shipped
Herman H. Heiser, Denver, Colorado model #139 scope holster for scope with Griffin & Howe or similar sidemount. Belt loop. Rawhide edge lacing. Logo style indicates production between 1919 and 1951. Excellent overall condition.
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Kynoch 7x57 Ammo $150
Vintage Kynoch 7x57 ammunition in 50 round box. Ammo is in stripper clips. Nitro-cellulose powder. 140 grain solid pointed bullets. Box somewhat tattered. Bottom of box marked 1/38 which I assume to be the date of manufacture.
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Mauser 98 Bolt Shroud $40
Bolt shroud and flag safety complete with plunger for the Mauser Model 98.
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Buehler 1" Rings $35
Vintage Maynard P. Buehler, Orinda, CA 1" rings. These have some surface rust and need to be polished and reblued.
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Trench Art Vase $175
Very ornate WW1 trench art vase made from a 1917 dated artillery shell. Much better quality than what is usually seen. 12 1/2" tall and 3 3/8" diameter. A nice historical piece.
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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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Leg of Mutton Case $100 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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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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Tommy Singer Squash Blossom Necklace & Earings SOLD!
Stunning turquoise and coral inlayed squash blossom necklace with matching earings by the late world famous Navajo silversmith Tommy Singer, Winslow, AZ. Mr. Singer began learning at age seven on the Navajo reservation from his father, Tsinnigine Hathali, a Navajo Medicine Man. Singer prduced fine Navajo jewelry for over fifty years and passed away in 2014 at age 74. This is an outstanding, intricate, and highly collectible piece.
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Federal Duck Stamp Display SOLD! 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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Hoffman Arms Co. Bolt Sleeve Peep Sight SOLD!
Rare and hard to find Hoffman Arms Co. bolt sleeve peep sight for the Springfield with included Springfield firing pin. Very good used condition.
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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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