Firearms & Related Artifacts & Collectibles

ARTIFACT: This is an engraved powder horn from the Mexican Border War of 1916 that reads JUAREZ '16'. The Mexican Border War was a maneuver by the United States to put down the uprisings of Pancho Villa. The initials C.H.R. are also engraved in Olde...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1904 cartridge box in leather for the Rock Island Arsenal. Now a national historic landmark, Rock Island Arsenal on the Mississippi River between Iowa and Illinois is America's largest government-owned manufacturer of weaponry...

ARTIFACT: Great War of 1812 United States Militia Cartridge box in leather and wood. This example features debossed linear embellishments on the leather lid/flap and the wooden insert holds 24 cartridges. The multi-piece leather shows hand-sewn details...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1909 National Rifle Association United States Regimental Championship winner medal. The medal is in 10 karat gold, and was made by The Hayes Brothers Company. It is named to the competition's winner, Captain P. J. Hamrock, 1st...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1920s W. Stokes Kirk catalog (No. 20) for "guns, ammunition, cutlery, sport and Army clothing". W. Stokes Kirk was a large clothing, goods and surplus military dealer out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was founded by William...

ARTIFACT: This is an early 1900s police badge from the United States Cartridge Company (USC Co.). The badge reads USC. CO. POLICE and shows a star at center. VINTAGE: Circa early 1900's. SIZE: 2-3/4" in height x 2-1/4" in width. CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa employee badge for the Hercules Powder Company of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Hercules was formed in 1912 by a man with a mythically fitting name: T.W. Bacchus. The badge is oval and is numbered 652 with a New Orleans,...

ARTIFACT: Very cool WWII Colt Firearms War Worker ring made of Model or stainless steel at the factory and stamped with the company logo. The military production of Colt firearms ranked 99th in value among other corporations with government contracts...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I United States Army machine gun battalion sweetheart pin. The pin is a slender, robin's-egg blue enameled frame encircling two crossed guns and the letters MG U.S. The pin is accompanied by its original sales card...

ARTIFACT: This is a handsome circa 1930s or World War II bronze medal for the Deutscher Schützen Verband or D. Sch. V. (German Shooting Association). The D. Sch. V. was started by Hermann Goring in 1937 as the only government-controlled competitive...

ARTIFACT: This is an unidentified World War I era flare gun(?) with German hallmarks. It is numbered on the trigger, and has a locking stud inside the barrel. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: Approximately 3-1/16" in width and 3-3/4" in...

ARTIFACT: 1964 sterling silver Amateur Trapshooting Association (ATA) trophy buckle awarded to Grand American Vandalia Handicap Professional Champion. The center features a raised ATA emblem in the center which depicts the letters: "ATA" surrounded by a...