This is a great 47% scale powder flask suitable for the 47% scale Colt army and navy percussion revolvers as made by the U.S. Historical Society and Uberti.  3 3/16" long overall.  The spout measures 3/4" long and the body measures 2 7/16 long, 1 3/8" wide, and 5/8" thick.  The body is stamped brass sheet that is soldered together.  The top, lever, & spout are machined brass.  The spring is blued steel.  Nicely done with what looks to be two embossed pheasants and a dog on both sides.

Price:  $150.00

This is a great 47% scale powder flask suitable for the U.S. Historical Society and Uberti Walker and Dragoon black powder revolvers.  4 1/4" long overall.  The plunger spout measures 5/8" long.  The body measures 3 5/8" long by 1 3/4" wide by 3/4" thick.  Stamped sheet brass body that is soldered together.  The spout, plunger, and top are machined brass.  Has the storage place in the top for the round lead balls with a pivoting brass cover.  Two triangle shaped hanging rings one on each side of the lower body.  The embossed sides showing a scene with a cannon, a mortor, crossed flags, with crossed Paterson rifles and revolvers at the bottom.

Price:  $200.00

This is a beautiful 1/3 scale Apache knuckle duster combination revolver, brass knuckles, and dagger by master miniature maker David Kucer of Canada.  2 1/2" long overall when unfolded, 1 5/16" folded.  The frame, knuckles, and dagger are polished nickel silver, the balance of the small parts and the cylinder a beautiful high polished black/blue.  The bottom of the frame is marked D. Kucer in front of the trigger, and the serial number 2 is stamped a little closer to the front bottom of the frame near the dagger.  100% completely fully functional.  Complete with the original Kucer sterling silver hinged top casing with push button latch.  The casing French fit with a medium blue velvet lining.  Absolutely 100% mint and looks like it was made yesterday!

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Price:  $4,500.00 

This is a neat 1/3 scale Bowie knife.  6 3/16" long overall with a 3 15/16" hollow ground drop point blade.  The maker is unknown, but the right side of the blade near the guard is cudely marked in what looks to be engraving pencil ANDY and the other side is marked 1-1-73.  Brass guard & pommel.  Nice stag handle with several black, white, and brass spacers.

Price:  $100.00

This is a gorgeous true 50% or 1/2 scale Colt single action army revolver by an unknown maker.  6 3/8" long overall with a 3 11/16" rifled barrel of .22 caliber.  This would be the 7 1/2" barreled version.  This is very obviously larger than a 47% scale Uberti Colt SAA.  Highly polished engraved blue finish with gold plating and gold wire inlays.  The majority of the steel parts are blued with the exception of the hammer, trigger, cylinder pin, and ejector rod which are gold plated.  The barrel, frame, cylinder, ejector rod housing, backstrap, and triggerguard are expertly engraved with about 50% coverage.  There are double gold wire inlaid bands at the muzzle, just behind the front sight, at the rear of the barrel, and at the rear of the cylinder.  There is a single gold line wire inlaid along the bottom and rear of the frame.  Engraved nickel silver front sight, black powder frame, and round bullseye ejector rod button.  The barrel is properly marked with the Colt one line barrel address.  The left front side of the frame marked with the two Colt patent dates in two lines.  No serial numbers anywhere.  There is a cryptic marking on the bottom of the ejector rod housing which looks like a combination of the letters T, J, and F.  I don't know if this is the mark of the maker or maybe the engraver.  Beautiful high relief raised carved ivory grips showing a Mexican eagle, snake, and cactus.  The right grip showing a couple of age surface cracks running diagonally from the heal of the butt up to the hammer.  The cylinder will chamber a .22 rimfire cartridge, but the firing pin is centerfire, so it will not shoot them.  No casing or accessories.  Outstanding condition with just a little friction wear on the sides of the hammer.  I believe this to be a one-of-a-kind piece by a true master miniature maker of the equal of Ray Hutchens or Leon Crotett.

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Price:  $4,800.00

This is one of only two 1/3 scale Remington Model 1895 .41 caliber over/under derringers made by the legendary gunsmith and gundealer Tommy Haas, Sr.  1 15/16" long overall with a 1 1/8" barrel group.  The barrels are rifled and show evidence of having been fired.  Beautifully engraved with about 50% coverage, gold plated frame, silver plated barrels.  The hammer and trigger are case colored, the barrel release lever and screws are fire blue, and the extractor is blued.  Nice mother of pearl two piece grips with brass grip escutcheons.  Cased in what looks to be a Ron DeWalt casing with a nickel plated cleaning rod with a brass handle.  The firing pin is properly articulated and changes position upon each cocking to fire the other barrel.  The bottom of the barrel marked 10, but I talked to Tommy about this before he passed and he said they stamped the 1 upside down and is is supposed to be 01.  I sold serial #02 about five years ago and this is it's twin brother.  Beautiful near mint condition with only the fainted traces of handling.  The miniature cartridge shown in the photos is not included.

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Price:  $2,850.00