!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale "Broomhandle" Mauser "Conehammer" semi-automatic pistol by Miniart in Russia.  The pistol measures 3 5/8" long overall with a 1 17/32" barrel of about .10 caliber.  Measures 8 1/4" long overall with the shoulder stock attached.  Serrated walnut two piece grips with brass escutcheons and a blue screw entering from the right side.  Blue finish with some small parts finished in the white and others fire blued.  Fully functional.  Complete with the walnut shoulder stock holster, six rounds of dummy ammunition with brass cases and copper bullets, a miniature owners manual, and a miniature exploded view diagram.  The dummy cartridges will feed, chamber, extract, and eject when loaded into the magazine and manually cycled through the action.  Only six of these were ever made, and this is serial number 001.  Has the proper Mauser markings on the top flat at the rear of the barrel over the chamber.  The steel attachment lug on the stock is starting to turn a plum red/brown, as are three of the stock door hinge screws, otherwise, this piece is in 100% mint condition.  This is one of the last pieces Miniart did, and the quality is first rate.  A scarce and desirable piece and rarely offered for sale. Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5, Photo 6, Photo 7, Photo 8, Photo 9, Photo 10, Photo 11, Photo 12, Photo 13, Photo 14, Photo 15, Photo 16, Photo 17, Photo 18, Photo 19, Photo 20, Photo 21  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a great bronze eprovette mortar that shoots corks, and golf balls!  Precision machined from solid propeller bronze stock, it measures 4 5/8" tall.  The tube measures 3" outside diameter and has a bore of 1 5/8".  Comes complete with four corks, a powder scoop, and complete instructions for firing.  The base has four threaded holes so it can be bolted down to a fixed base.  Uses 4f black powder.  You know all those old golf balls you've been throwing away, they're now ammo!  Made by Beaufort Naval Armorers in North Carolina. Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5 !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a great little bronze mortar that shoots corks!  Precision machined from solid bronze stock, it measures 2 1/4" tall.  The tube measures 1.438 in outside diameter and has a bore of .750.  Comes complete with three corks, a powder scoop, a vent pick, and complete instructions for firing.  The base has four threaded holes so it can be bolted down to a fixed base.  Uses 4f black powder.  You know all those wine corks you've been throwing away, cut them in half and you have two rounds for your cork mortar! Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5, Photo 6  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Colt 1911 A-1 made under contract by Ordo for Miniart in Moscow, Russia.  Engraved by master engraver Roger Sampson of Minnesota with beautiful small scroll with about 80% coverage.  4 1/4" long overall with a 2 15/32" .22 caliber rifled barrel.  Beautifully and intricately scroll engraved with about 75% coverage.  Roger is among the top engravers of miniatures in the world.  He works under a 40X stereo microscope, so to the naked eye, or even with a 10X loop, his work is flawless.  Blue finish. Two piece checkered walnut grips.  Serial #, OR 92.  The slide and frame properly marked.  Fully functional and will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included five solid steel dummy cartridges when the action is cycled manually.  Complete with a great hinged top key lock walnut casing with key.  The interior French fit and lined in purple felt.  Includes a miniature cartridge box and a miniature Colt instruction manual.  Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5, Photo 6, Photo 7, Photo 8, Photo 9, Photo 10, Photo 11, Photo 12, Photo 13, Photo 14, Photo 15 !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Colt baby Paterson percussion five shot revolver by the renown master miniature maker Tom P. Weston of Mexico City, Mexico.  Probably made in the late 1940's to mid 1950's.  3 1/4" long overall with a 1 9/16" octagon barrel of .125 caliber.  Beautiful charcoal blue finished steel.  On piece straight grained walnut grips.  Fully functional and shootable if you can find the proper period percussion caps and lead balls!  Checkered hammer spur.  This is the later model Colt Paterson with the Eiler's patent loading lever, which later became a standard feature of all Colt percussion revolvers.  There are several beautiful, complex, and well executed small "S" type engraved scrolls on this piece.  These are located on the left side of the frame, the right side of the barrel lug, the bottom of the grip strap, on the backstrap, on the forestrap.  These scrolls were engraved after the gun was blued.  Most show some slight plum color, but they are still in high contrast to the surrounding charcoal blue.  Complete with the original Weston hinged top walnut casing with push button latch.  The top with the typical Weston pattern ogee.  The interior French fit in a dark purple velour, which shows some slight wear from age.  Accessories include a great single spout fully functional brass powder flask, a fully functional three handled single cavity blue steel bullet mold, that cast a single round ball, with walnut handles, a combination nipple wrench/screwdriver/mainspring vise, and a ebony handled cleaning rod.  The condition is near mint.  The revolver with 99% deep beautiful bright charcoal blue with just some minor discoloration in the unprotected engraving.  The brass powder flask with a nice aged mustard patina.  The mold, tool, and cleaning rod in mint as new condition.  A super rare & desirable piece that is very rarely offered for sale. Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5, Photo 6, Photo 7, Photo 8, Photo 9, Photo 10, Photo 11, Photo 12, Photo 13, Photo 14, Photo 15, Photo 16, Photo 17, Photo 18, Photo 19, Photo 20, Photo 21, Photo 22, Photo 23, Photo 24  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This is a 1/3 scale miniature Galuus palm squeezer pistol by master miniature maker Andrew Dyson of England.  Fully functional, very expertly and tastefully hand engraved. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This is a 1/2 scale Remington Vest Pocket Derringer by an unknown maker.  2 3/8" long overall with a 1 3/4" barrel.  Two piece ivory grips with a single screw entering from the left side.  Finished in the white. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a a beautiful 1/3 scale Gatling Gun Model of 1893 police or bulldog chambered for the .22 short rim fire cartridge.  Complete with the Accles 64 round drum magazine.  This Gatling was made by the renown Karl Furr in Utah in the 1970's.  This Gatling stands 19 1/4" tall with the magazine in place.  The Barrel group is 10 13/16" long not counting the crank handle or bolt access plug.  Made from beautifully polished yellow brass with six rifled steel barrels and steel internal working parts.  Solid brass tripod mount is adjustable for both elevation and traverse.  Serial # XX.  Fully functional and shoot-able.  Unlike most Gatling guns, the police or bulldog model had the crank handle on the rear instead of on the left side.  Condition is near mint.  Seldom seen or offered for sale.  The Furr Gatlings are far and away the best on the market and are the Rolls Royce of miniature Gatling guns. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale Colt 1908 Baby Hammerless semi-automatic .25 ACP caliber pistol made by master miniature maker David Kucer of Canada.  Nitre blue finish with black plastic grips housed in a sterling silver hinged top case. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale underhammer percussion boot pistol by master miniature maker Ron DeWalt. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale  Model 1883 Gatling gun on a brass field carriage made by the renown Karl Furr of Orem, Utah.  Chambered in .22 short rimfire, this actually shoots and will fire up to 800 rounds per minute.  Must be sent to an FFL dealer.  64 round Accles drum magazine.  18" diameter wheels with beautiful highly figured black walnut spokes, brass hubs, and brass tires.  This is a very early Furr 1883 Gatling, serial # 09, and is signed on the bottom in engraving pencil "Made by, Karl J. Furr, No 9, Paul J. Kuni, Orem, Ut. 1969" in five lines.  The barrel group measures 18 1/2" long not counting the tiller handle.  10 .22 caliber rifled barrels enclosed in a brass casing.  The rear of the barrel group has two spirit levels for leveling the gun.  This is not classed as a class III machine gun. If you can own a rifle, shotgun, or pistol, you can legally own this masterpiece in most states!  The brass looks to have never been polished, and has a nice mellow mustard color.  Really great, possibly unfired condition.  The only problem is the cascabelle knob on the rear of the gun is missing.  I am having a new one made, but it will be about 6 - 8 weeks before I receive it.  Additional photos soon.  Buy it quick before they implement a high capacity magazine ban! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This may or may not be a miniature, I can't tell.  Let me know your thoughts.  This is a flintlock pistol with a very interesting action and lockwork.  4 5/16" long overall with a 2 3/16" .245 caliber smoothbore cannon muzzle barrel.  What is interesting to me about the action and lockwork is the externally mounted stirrup and hammer spring.  The way the trigger is tripped reminds me of some of the very early Japanese matchlocks.  The barrel is bored through to the touch hole.  There is some rather crude engraving on each side of the barrel, on the bow of the trigger guard, and on the ramrod thimble.  The trigger guard with a typical pineapple finial.  The backstrap engraved 1750.  The left side fitted with a sash or belt hook.  One piece walnut stock with very course checkering on the grip area.  Tapered ebony ramrod.  Nice condition, the metal showing a gray/brown patina.  The stock showing 90%+ original finish.  The hammer spring is weak, but does work. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a great 1/4 scale Japanese matchlock pistol by an unknown maker.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a wonderful true antique 19th century miniature percussion muff pistol.  1 15/16" long overall with a 13/16" barrel with a square bore.  These not only will shoot, but were commonly used as pocket watch keys.  Nickel plated finish, modestly engraved, with great ivory grips.  Has both half cock and full cock on the hammer.  Beautiful mint original condition and the best one I have ever seen! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a neat 1/4 scale Colt Bisley single action army revolver in sterling silver by master jeweler Alex Baez.  3 1/4" long overall with a 1 7/8" barrel.  All parts are sterling silver except the springs which are steel and the screws which are brass.  7 1/2" barrel model.  Sterling silver checkered two piece grips with the rampant Colt logo near the tops.  Fully functional with all four clicks when you cock the hammer.  No markings.  Includes a nice black plastic lift top casing with glass top and five solid brass lathe turned dummy cartridges. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a 2mm pinfire Berloque blank pistol made in Japan.  Very similar to J2c in Bob Urso's book, "The Tiniest Guns", third edition, except this one is 1 21/32" long and this one has a rounded trigger.  This one seems to be a transition model between J2b and J2c.  J2b has a rounded hammer & trigger, J2c has a pointed hammer and trigger.  Described in Urso's book as follows:  "Unlike the well crafted Austrian pistols, Japanese guns were usually made from three layers of die stamped brass, which were riveted together, then nickel plated.  The barrel is held in place by friction sometimes produced by a dimple on the barrel mount, assisted in earlier models by a small spring which also served as the breech block.  ...  The barrels on earlier guns were drilled through.  For safety reasons, later guns had plugged barrels vented to the side, top, or bottom, or through both the top and bottom."  "Little Atom, Round Butt, Nickel plate, Flower design - with beaded background - on grips.  Austrian versions have plain background.  Markings: JAPAN on the side."  This example has a plugged barrel and is vented out to bottom.  Nice condition with some wear to the nickel plating in places with the brass showing through, but no obvious corrosion as is normally seen on these.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 2mm pinfire Berloque blank rifle made in Japan. Very similar to J30c in Bob Urso's book, "The Tiniest Guns", third edition, except this one is 4 11/16" long. The one shown in Urso's book is 4 1/8" long, so this is a decidedly longer variation.  Described in Urso's book as follows: "The Japanese rifles had an interesting profile, but were of simpler construction than the Austrian rifles.  The barrel lock pin and side spring are gone.  The barrel being held in place by friction on a dimple on the barrel tab.  They had a mock checkering pressed into the side of the stock."  Construction is similar to the Japanese pistols with 3 layers of die stamped brass riveted together, then nickel plated.  This rifle is marked "JAPAN" at the very top of the middle of the buttstock on the left side.  The end of the barrel is plugged and it vents out the top.  Nice condition showing some wear through of the nickel plating and freckling, especially on the right side, but no obvious corrosion from firing as many do.  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  !!!!!Note two line barrel address!!!!!  This is a 47% scale miniature Colt Single Action Army revolver model of 1873 with 4 3/4" barrel. Also known as the "Peacemaker" and the "Frontier six Shooter".  4 3/4" long overall with a 2 7/64" .21 caliber rifled barrel.  Made by Uberti in Italy.  Super rare two line Colt barrel address laser engraved on top of the barrel by me with a YAG laser when I worked for IMA.  One piece walnut grips with some nice figure.  The caliber marking 45 CAL is stamped on the left rear side of the triggerguard, two patent dates stamped on the left front of the frame.  The serial number, 1481, is stamped on the frame and triggerguard.  481 stamped into the bottom of the backstrap.  81 is stamped into the loading gate.  Blue finish. Checkered hammer spur.  Blue front sight.  Early blackpowder "pinched" frame with round "Bullseye" ejector rod button.  Fully functional, but non-firing.  Complete with a cheap walnut hinged top case with flip up latch. Stock # LC-16,  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a "Little .45" toy cap gun made in the mid 1950's by the American Miniature Gun Mfg. Co. of Hollywood, Calif.  Described in Bob Urso's book, The Tiniest Guns, Third Edition, and used with permission. "Manufactured by the American Miniature Gun Mfg. Co. of Hollywood, California, and marketed as the Frontier "45". On much of it's literature it was also referenced to as the "Little .45". A difficult to classify miniature, although modeled after the Colt Frontier Single Action Army revolver, it is not a true miniature of that gun. The Frontier "45" is a six shot, single action, revolver with a hand rotated cylinder. At 3 1/2" OAL, this little beauty is much nicer than a toy, but not quite a true miniature. Manufactured in the 1950's it has more detail, and is more functional than the best of the toy miniatures. It's barrel (cylinder) rotates. It has half and full cock. It has a flip down, side loading gate, and fires brass, percussion cap-like ammunition. Expended shells (caps) are ejected with a functioning spring loaded ejector, just like on the real thing. It is unusual in that the complete trigger guard acts as its trigger and is pulled back to fire. ... The clean finish on these guns suggest that they are sturdy little pieces. They were however, cast in pot metal. It is the care that was taken in finishing these guns that makes them look more substantial than they actually are. ... This is a popular gun with collectors and a relatively difficult gun to find." This set is complete with the original walnut hinged top casing. The bottom French fit in dark brown/burgundy velvet.  Also includes the plastic cartridge cap container that is missing the bullet or projectile portion.  It does have the original cotton wadding and 10 original unfired copper caps.  The pistol is serial numbered  3423 on the bottom of the frame. Near mint condition and shows little signs of ever being fired except for on the nipples.  99% of the original nickel finish remains, and the mother of pearl grips are perfect. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! .  This is undoubtedly the worst condition 1/3 scale cased pair of Remington Elliott "Mississippi" derringers, made by master miniature maker Larry Smith, that I have ever seen.  Both measure 1 9/16" long overall with 13/16" long barrels.  Both have mother of pearl two piece grips. They are not engraved, and were originally finished in fire blue.  Both have the proper Remington barrel address hand engraved on top of the barrel and both are engraved "L.H. SMITH" on the bottom of the butt. They are numbered on the bottom of the barrel and frame 27 & 28. Complete with the original Larry Smith walnut hinged top casing with push button latch. The interior English fit and lined in a moss green velour.  Accessories include a cleaning rod and 10 solid brass miniature dummy .41 rimfire cartridges. The bottom of the casing stamped "-L.H.-, SMITH, R F -27 & 28, in three lines.  This set went through Hurricane Katrina.  They did not get wet, but were on a shelf closet in a home that was flooded with several feed of sea water.  I sent the set back to Larry Smith to see if he could restore them.  Larry restored the wood part of the case, the cleaning rod, and the cartridges.  The two guns he cleaned up a little, then he returned the set.  He said he just did not have time to get to them, maybe for several years.  The interior velour shows stains from rust, and really should be relined.  The two pistols have some rust, and still have a good portion of the original fire blue finish.  Number 27 could probably be re-polished and re-blued to look as new.  Number 28 has some pretty serious pitting on both sides of the frame.  It could be cleaned up, re-polished, and re-blued, but the pits would still show.  It's possible someone might micro weld up the pits to make a satisfactory restoration.  Both guns function properly.  This job is way past my skill level, so I am selling the set "as is".  Priced accordingly.  Here's a nice project for one of you budding miniature makers! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is an original factory cased pair of "Little .45" toy cap guns made in the mid 1950's by the American Miniature Gun Mfg. Co. of Hollywood, Calif.  I have seen several factory cased pairs over the years, but this is the first pair I've ever seen with consecutive serial numbers.  Described in Bob Urso's book, The Tiniest Guns, Third Edition, and used with permission.   "Manufactured by the American Miniature Gun Mfg. Co. of Hollywood, California, and marketed as the Frontier "45".  On much of it's literature it was also referenced to as the "Little .45".  A difficult to classify miniature, although modeled after the Colt Frontier Single Action Army revolver, it is not a true miniature of that gun.  The Frontier "45" is a six shot, single action, revolver with a hand rotated cylinder.  At 3 1/2" OAL, this little beauty is much nicer than a toy, but not quite a true miniature.  Manufactured in the 1950's it has more detail, and is more functional than the best of the toy miniatures.  It's barrel (cylinder) rotates.  It has half and full cock.  It has a flip down, side loading gate, and fires brass, percussion cap-like ammunition.  Expended shells (caps) are ejected with a functioning spring loaded ejector, just like on the real thing.  It is unusual in that the complete trigger guard acts as its trigger and is pulled back to fire.  ...  The clean finish on these guns suggest that they are sturdy little pieces.  They were however, cast in pot metal.  It is the care that was taken in finishing these guns that makes them look more substantial than they actually are.  ...  This is a popular gun with collectors and a relatively difficult gun to find."  This set is complete with the original walnut hinged top casing.  The bottom French fit in black velvet.  Also includes the plastic cartridge cap container, and five original copper caps.  The plastic bullet shaped cap container is unusual in that the bullet and about 2/5 of the case are painted silver with the balance of the case a copper color.  The two pistols are serial numbered 2870 and 2871 on the bottom of the frame.  They are both in near mint condition and shows no signs of ever being fired except for on the nipples.  99% of the original nickel finish remains and the mother of pearl grips are perfect.  The plastic cartridge case has several small case mouth splits. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!   . This is a 1/4 scale Thompson Sub-Machine gun, Model of 1928, made by Miniart in Moscow, Russia in the early 1990's.  8 3/8" long overall with a 3 1/8" finned barrel.  Features a Cutts compensator, vertical pistol grip fore end, windage and elevation adjustable Lyman rear sight, detachable buttstock, and a 100 round "C" drum magazine.  Fully functional, this piece will feed, chamber, extract, and eject the included 11 rounds of solid brass dummy ammunition.  Functional safety and selector.  There are 9 rounds loaded into the drum magazine and 2 loose rounds in the cartridge box.  Serial #69.  Varnished walnut stocks, blue metal finish.  Includes the original lift top pine crate type casing which converts to a display stand.   Includes a miniature cartridge box that I made years ago when I worked for IMA.  The crate bottom missing one of the bottom cross braces.  Nice condition with only some very minor handling marks on the wood. Stock # LC-4  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale powder flask by master miniature maker David Kucer of Canada.  Suitable for any 1/3 scale percussion revolver.  2.480" long overall X 1.092 wide X .483 thick.  The body is of sheet copper which has darkened nicely with age.  One side embossed with a cannon, flags, and pistols.  The other side plain.  The two sides soldered together.  The top, lever, and spout are yellow brass and show a nice aged patina.  The spring is blue steel.  Very nice condition showing some very shallow minor dents on the plain side.  One only. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/4 scale powder flask by an unknown maker.  2 9/32" long X 7/8" wide X 7/16" thick.  The body looks to be made from two pieces of copper sheet soldered together.  The top, spout, and lever are brass.  The spring is steel finished bright.  The top with a knurled rim.  Great condition showing a nice mellow patina, no major dents, good seams, and a little rust on the spring.  Perfect for a 1/4 scale flintlock or percussion single shot pistol or percussion revolver! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!   . This is a 1/3 scale cased Colt Texas # 5 Paterson revolver cased set with extra barrel by Larry H. Smith of Florida.   Serial number 252.  Marked -L.H.SMITH - FLA. USA - on the top of both barrels flats.   With the short barrel, this piece measures 3 3/16" in long overall with a 1 5/8" barrel of .124 bore diameter.   The frame is silver plated brass, the steel parts finished in a beautiful deep fire blue except the hammer which is finished in the white.  Yellow brass cone shaped front sight on both barrels.  Beautiful one piece elephant ivory grips showing a nice aged patina.    Shoots the 2mm pinfire blank cartridges.  The trigger does not fold and the cylinder must be manually indexed as is typical for these.    Complete with the original Larry Smith walnut hinged top casing with slide latch closure.  The interior French fit and lined in a moss green velour.  The bottom of the case stamped -L.H.-, Smith, 252 in three lines.  Accessories include a walnut handled brass cleaning/extractor rod with brass ferrule; a brass lift top cap tin with a blue Eley caps label containing some cloth patches & 9 2mm pinfire blank cartridges; a one spout powder flask that would usually contain the 2mm pinfire blank cartridges.  The flask top twist off to reveal an extractor rod.  What really makes this set special is the extra, "extra long" barrel.  The extra barrel measuring 3" long overall and marked with the serial number 252 and an "A".  A much better than normal Larry Smith Colt Paterson set.  Larry's miniatures are really starting to take off with several setting record prices at a recent Rock Island Auction. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!! . This is a Winchester 1866 carbine made by Uberti in Italy. Beautiful highly figured walnut buttstock and forearm with high gloss varnished finish.  Gold plated brass receiver, sideplates, buttplate and cleaning rod trapdoor.  High polish blue steel barrel, magazine, lever, bands, etc. The carbine buttplate with the sliding trapdoor for a cleaning rod (cleaning rod not included). Carbine flip reat sight. Rifled barrel. The hammer sides polished in the white, the hammer spur finely checkered. Beautiful craftsmanship and typical Uberti high quality.  Serial number stamped into the lower tang.  A. Uberti - Italy stamped into the top of the barrel ahead of the rear sight.  Absolutely pristine mint condition and still in the plastic shipping bag from Uberti.  Stock photo, yours may look slightly different.  . !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!! This is a 1/4 scale powder flask by an unknown maker.  2 9/32" long X 15/16" wide X 7/16" thick.  The body looks to be made from two pieces of copper sheet soldered together.  The top, spout, and lever are brass.  The spring is steel.  The top with a knurled rim.  Great condition showing a nice mellow patina, no major dents, good seams, and a rusty spring.  Perfect for a 1/4 scale flintlock or percussion single shot pistol or percussion revolver! !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a wonderful 1/8 scale dagger by master miniature maker Daniel Osterman of Oregon.  2 5/8" long overall including the lanyard ring.  The double edged blade is 1 13/32" long and is marked DEO + on one side near the crossguard.  The crossguard is sterling silver as is the handle which is finished in a checkered or cross hatched pattern.  The leather scabbard has a silver throat and tip.  Cased in the original Osterman hand made highly figured walnut casing with hand made nickel silver hinges and hand made latch with engraved push button.  The lid inlet with a nice polished nickel silver oval.  A truely beautiful piece and the smallest Osterman knife I've ever seen. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/2 scale Colt baby Paterson percussion five shot revolver by the renown master miniature maker Tom P. Weston of Mexico City, Mexico.  Probably made in the late 1940's to mid 1950's.  3 1/4" long overall with a 1 9/16" octagon barrel of .125 caliber.  Beautiful charcoal blue finished steel.  On piece straight grained walnut grips.  Fully functional and shootable if you can find the proper period percussion caps and lead balls!  Checkered hammer spur.  This is the later model Colt Paterson with the Eiler's patent loading lever, which later became a standard feature of all Colt percussion revolvers.  Complete with the original Weston hinged top walnut casing with push button latch.  The top with the typical Weston pattern ogee.  The interior French fit in a dark purple velour.  Accessories include a great single spout fully functional brass powder flask, a fully functional three handled single cavity blue steel bullet mold, that cast a single round ball, with walnut handles, and a combination nipple wrench/screwdriver/mainspring vise.  The condition is absolutely mint.  The revolver with 100% deep beautiful bright charcoal blue.  The brass powder flask with a nice aged mustard patina.  The mold and tool in mint as new condition.  A super rare & desirable piece that is very rarely offered for sale. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!
!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a brown double holster miniature gunbelt rig made by an unknown maker. This is made to fit the 47% scale Colt single action army revolvers made by Uberti and the United States Historical Society. The belt measures 24" long. The single loop holsters are hand carved and tooled and are made for the 7 1/2" barreled version of the miniature Colt SAA. This is a miniature of a fancy drop buscadero Hollywood movie rig. Cast German silver buckle with cast in engraving. Includes 13 solid brass dummy cartridges with aluminum bullets that will fit the Uberti and USHS miniature Colt SAA's.  Price:  $350.00  !!!!!SOLD!!!!!	!!!!!SOLD!!!!!  This is a 1/3 scale Colt number 5 "Texas" Paterson revolver by Larry H. Smith of Florida.   Serial number 161.  Marked -L.H.SMITH - FLA. USA - on the top barrel flat.  3 5/8" long with a 1 15/16" barrel of .124 bore diameter.   The frame is silver plated brass, the steel parts mainly finished in the white except for the wedge, recoil shield, and screws which are fire blued.  Beautiful one piece elephant ivory grips showing a nice grain and aged patina.    Shoots the 2mm pinfire blank cartridges.  The trigger does not fold and the cylinder must be manually indexed as is typical for these.  No case or accessories.  Beautiful near mint condition other than the silver showing some tarnish.  This is only the second one of these I've ever seen with the lanyard loop. !!!!!SOLD!!!!!