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French WWI-WWII Lebel & Berthier Rifle Sling
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$19.95
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 Original era manufacture. Brown leather sling which measures 42 inches overall. Brass or steel adjusting buckle and an aluminum securing stud. Correct for the Lebel or Berthier rifles. Sound condition showing normal wear and use, all are pliable. Several available so minor details will vary.
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Japanese WWII Practice Grenade
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$125.00
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 Original era manufacture. Black ceramic solid bodied grenade designed in the general outline of a Type-99 grenade. No explosives, never had any.
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US WWII M1 Carbine Rubber Magazine Dust Covers
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$1.50
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 Original era manufacture. Black rubber cover which fits over the top of the M1 Carbine magazine to protect from dust and moisture. Magazine not included, priced per one.
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US Frankford Arsenal 1899 .30 Cal Bullet Gang Mold
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$145.00
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 Brass gang mold for five .30 caliber round ball. Clear markings of Frankford Arsenal 1901. Wood handles with a steel sprue trimmer. Shows light use and wear. Measures 9 inches in length.
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German WWI Wooden MG Ammunition Box
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$75.00
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 Original era manufacture. Wooden ammunition box with a folding metal handle, hinge and closure clasp. The box has a very dark feldgrau paint finish showing age and wear. Scattered worm holes in the wood and heavy corrosion on the metal parts. Still good for display.
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German WWII Ordnance Tan Ammunition Box
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$95.00
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 Original era manufacture. All steel construction with a mix of surface rust and original Ordnance Tan paint. Markings on one end. Neat looking can.
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WWII Era Shrapnel Fragment,
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$20.00
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 Original era manufacture. An interesting piece of shrapnel with portions of the fuze threads visible. Rust patina surface. Measures 3.5 inches in length.
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Soviet WWII Pattern Mosin Nagant Rifle Sling
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$19.95
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 Original era manufacture. Near new construction and appear to have been never used. Several in stock and sold by the one.
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Soviet WWII 91/30 PU Rifle Scope & Case, Leningrad Plant 1942
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$425.00
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 Original era manufacture. A very clean scope with an original mount, leather lens cover and olive green canvas cover. Inside the small interior pocket of the case are white cleaning cloths, four mounting screws for the scope base and a 1968 dated rebuild paper bearing the same serial number as the scope tube, 27370. The optics are very clear, new condition overall.
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US Indian Wars Era M1879 Rifle Combination Tool
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$15.00
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 Original era manufacture. Blue steel tool for the 45-70 Rifle & Carbine. Nicely marked and fully functional. Several in stock so minor details will vary, all show light wear and use.
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US Spanish American War 58mm Projectile & Casing 7-97, UMC, INERT
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$250.00
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 Original era manufacture. Brass casing which is marked on the base U.M.C.CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN. USA and dated 7-97. The casing stands 12 inches in height. Matching width steel projectile with a copper driving band, completely empty of explosives. Scarce old round from the Spanish-American War.
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French WWI .37 HE Projectile & Casing, INERT
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$45.00
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 Original era manufacture. Steel projectile with out a fuze assembly, copper driving bands at its base. Brass casing with French markings. Normal age and wear, no explosives.
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French WWI .37mm Solid Projectile & Casing, INERT
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$65.00
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 Original era manufacture. Solid steel .37mm projectile with copper driving bands. Dark brass patina shell casing with markings on its base. No explosisives.
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German WWII 20mm Cloth Powder Bags, 3
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$65.00
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 Original era manufacture. Three original cloth powder bags for 20mm projectile, each with numerous markings printed on their exteriors. All look to be in near new condition.
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British WWII Bren Gun Tool Wallet & Contents
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$100.00
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 Original era manufacture. Spare parts and maintenance canvas wallet with shoulder strap. Inside are several compartments with contents, oiler, pull-through, oil bottle and a wrench-comination tool with several fold-out blades and tools. The case and contents are greasy and show use.
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US Remington-Lee Magazine Rifle, Model 1899, Combination Tool
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$35.00
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 Original era manufacture. Blue steel combination tool which measures 3.5 inches in length. Scattered, light surface corrosion. See Gun Tools, Their History & Indentification by Shaffer-Rutledge-Dorsey, page 184 for reference.
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US WWII Canvas Rifle Muzzle Cover
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$12.00
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 Original era manufactuer. Neat little canvas gizmo's that fit over the muzzle of your M1 Carbine. These are near new condition and show a maker marks of Dry Mfg. Inc.and a date of 1944. Sold by the one.
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US Ideal Mfg Co. .32 SW Bullet Mold
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$65.00
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 Original era manufacture. Steel construction, single bullet mold which is maker marked on the handle. Dark steel patina with cleaned surface corrosion.
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US Indian War 45-70 Barracks Cleaning Rod
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$44.95
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 Original period manufacture hickory rod which measures 29 1/2 inches in length. Have several in stock so details will vary. Likely old Bannerman surplus.
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British WWII Vickers Machine Gun Cleaning Sticks
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$45.00
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 Original era manufacture. Four wooden sticks which measure 14 inches in length each. On one end is sort of a handle, and on the other a point which is split to perhaps hold a cleaning patch. These were included in a recent purchase of a British militaria collection and this is what the seller had indicated they were. We looked through Goldsmith's book on the Vickers, Grand Old Lady of No Man's Land and could not find a reference for them but perhaps just not listed. Sold as a lot.
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German WWII Bakelite Artillery Fuze Carrier
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$30.00
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 Original era manufacture. Reddish brown bakelite cone with a removable base. Stands about 5 inches high. Used to transport artillery shell fuzes. Near new condition.
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German WWII Luftwaffe Weapons Locker Tag
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$25.00
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 Original WWII manufacture. 30mm aluminum disc with stamped letters W-K and a LW gull emblem over a letter B. We have been informed by a knowledgeable collector that the letters WK stand for Waffen-Kammer, weapons locker.
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