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45-70 Government Rifle Cartridge Reproduction Box
This is an exact copy of a Rifle Cartridge Box 45-70 Government for 20 shells as they would have been purchased in Victorian Times with all the correct wording to go with your Colt, Winchester, Marline, Remington, Sharps and Trapdoor Springfield The Box is 6 1/4 inches x 1 1/2 inches x 2 1/2 inches.
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Authentic Reproduction Pharo Playing Cards
Originally made by the New York Card Company, Samuel Hart & Co around 1849. Early cards of this time did not have numbers until 1870. Cards also had square corners in the early years, the King, Queen and Jacks had a full figure but glossy coatings were not produced until around the 20th century. It was quite common
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Pioneer Lantern
The body of this lantern is made out of brass, with fold out handles on the rear it stands approx. 4 inches height and will take a candle or night/tea light. Warning unattended candles can cause fire
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Wyatt Earp Gun Grip Inlays
Reproduction Wyatt Earp Gun Grip Inlays made out of Metal with the wording “Wyatt Earp Peacemaker from the grateful people of Dodge City Apr1878” A well engraved reproduction of the original, easy to fit
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Powwow Hawk
This is a good copy of an Indian Plains Hawk made out of wood and steel although not tempered for throwing, bound in leather with with some fine feathers. It has been drilled, but not tested.
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Cartridge Box 38 Smith & Wesson Special 50 Centre Fire
This is an exact copy of a .38 Smith & Wesson Special Cartridge box for 50 Central Fire as they would have been purchased in Victorian Times with all the correct wording to go with your Colt, Winchester, Marline, Remington, Sharps and Trapdoor Springfield. For the Smith & Wesson’s Military & Colts New Service Revolvers The Box is 5
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Cartridge Box 44 Smith & Wesson Special Cartridges
This is an exact copy of a .44 Smith & Wesson Special Cartridge box for 50 Central Fire as they would have been purchased in Victorian Times with all the correct wording to go with your Colt, Winchester, Marline, Remington, Sharps and Trapdoor Springfield. For the Smith & Wesson’s Military & Colts New Service Revolvers The Box is 5
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Cartridge Box 44 Smith and Wesson Special
This is an exact copy of a .44 Smith & Wesson Special Cartridge box for 50 Central Fire as they would have been purchased in Victorian Times with all the correct wording to go with your Colt, Winchester, Marline, Remington, Sharps and Trapdoor Springfield. For the Smith & Wesson’s Military & Colts New Service Revolvers The Box is 5
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Cartridge Box 45 Schofield
This is an exact copy of a .45 Schofield for 50 metallic central fire as they would have been purchased in Victorian Times with all the correct wording. The Box is 5 inches x 2 1/2 inches x 1 1/2 inches.
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Cartridge Box Colt 45
This is an exact copy of a Colt 45 Cartridge box for 50 cf shells as they would have been purchased in Victorian Times with all the correct wording to go with your Colt. The Box is 5 inches x 2 1/2 inches x 1 1/2 inches.
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Cartridge Box Winchester 38-55
This is an exact copy of a 38-55 Winchester Cartridge box for 20 shells as they would have been purchased in Victorian Times with all the correct wording to go with your Winchester. The Box is 6 1/4 inches x 1 1/2 inches x 2 1/2 inches. The inside has compartments for 20 shells
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Cartridge Box Winchester Centre Fire
This is an exact copy of a 19century cartridge box The Box is 5 inches x 2 1/2 inches x 1 1/2 inches.
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Plain Leather Gauntlets
Soft Plain White Leather Gauntlets Every cowhand needs a pair of gloves and every cavalry man needs a pair of gauntlets. These gauntlets would have been issued to the enlisted man and NCO ranks. Available in Large
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Plain Leather Gauntlets – Black
Soft Plain Black Leather Gauntlets Every cowhand needs a pair of gloves and every cavalry man needs a pair of gauntlets. . Available in Large
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Trade Pipe Tomahawk
The North American Tomahawk dates back to the fur trade of 1650 to around the 1870 though the Cherokee had adopted the pipe tomahawk around the 1750’s as it presented symbols of both war and peace. These tomahawk weapons were named after the English medieval pole-arm, a close combat weapon around the 14th century and
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