This is a neat miniature fixed blade knife made from a penny by C.W. Shoemaker.  Pennies today are made from copper plated zinc, so when the kinife shape is cut out and the blade profiled, the copper is removed revealing the white zinc blade.  The guard shows the original copper plate.  Ivory grips are held in place with two tiny copper pins.  The blade hand engraved C.W. Shoemaker on the left side.  These are all hand made and no two are exactly alike.  Stock photos, yours may look slightly different.  Comes in a protective lift top plastic capsule.

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Price:  $50.00

This is a great 47% scale bullet mold made as an accessory for the 47% scale percussion Colt 1851 Navy, 1861 Navy, and 1860 Army revolvers made by Uberti.  2 1/2" long overall.  The mold legs are cast brass.  The sprue cutter is blue steel and is lazer marked with the Colts Patent markings.  Has cavities for both a round and conical ball.

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Price:  $125.00

This is a great miniature oiler made in 47% scale as an accessory for the Uberti miniature Colt revolvers, and will also work for most other cased miniatures.  These were made by Barnes Bullets in Utah.  Solid machined brass oiler is made in four pieces, the dipper being made of steel.  Measures 11/16" high and 1/2" in diameter at the largest point. 

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Price:  $75.00

This is a set of black hard rubber grips for the Uberti Colt single action army revolvers.  It consist of a right grip panel, a left grip panel, and the spacer that fits inside the backstrap.  These must be fit to the miniature, then glued together.  Installation not available, you have to do it yourself or find someone else to do it.  The grip panels are checkered and feature the Rampant Colt logo at the top and an eagle with shield at the bottom.  They look really good installed!

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Price:  $35.00

This is a miniature bullet mold made by master craftsman Vic Williams of Nevada.  2 3/8" long overall.  The legs and sprue cutter are blued steel and it cast a conical ball.  Perfect for your miniature Uberti Colt Walker!

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Price:  $135.00

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This is a miniature bullet mold made by master craftsman Vic Williams of Nevada.  2 3/8" long overall.  The legs are machined brass, the sprue cutter is blued steel, and the mold cast a conical ball.  Perfect for your miniature Uberti Colt Walker or Dragoon!

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This is a beautiful set of elephant ivory grips for the miniature Uberti 47% scale Colt Walker revolver.  These are factory original grips that have been removed from the original miniature for some reason.  The set consist of ivory left & right grip panels with an aluminum spacer and two steel pins.  I have had considerable experence with the Uberti miniatures and every one I have ever seen with factory ivory grips were made in this way.  These were taken off of a very early miniature Walker imported before the ban on importing ivory.  These are not guaranteed to fit your gun.  They might fit, they might be a little big so you could trim them to fit, or they might be a little small. 

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Price:  $150.00

This is an original and early Tom Weston casing for the miniature BelMex single shot pistols he made.  The early ones were manilla like this one.  The later ones were red.  No interior lid label.  The bottom has a gold & black sticker that reads HECHO EN MEXICO.  The interior bottom is lined in a purple velour which has faded to a purple brown.  Push button latch.  The rear paper hinge is broken and repaired with a piece of scotch tape.  It's not the best box, but it's sure better than no box if you happen to have a Weston BelMex without a box.

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Price:  $50.00

This is a miniature cap tin suitable for the Uberti miniature Colt percussion revolvers.  15/16" in diameter & 1/4" tall.  The two halves of the tin are made of  stamped steel, finished in the white.   The Eley Bros label is printed on a green paper with black print.  Looks like it was done with a rubber stamp as some of the lettering is smudged and there is some bleedover.

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Price:  $10.00