[Show slideshow] Single Spanish Colonial period spur, traditional 6 point rowel about 5” diameter, circa 1750, rare in this condition. $995
Rifle cartridge belt, double buckle, “G. V. Edgeley, Maker, Brownsville, Texas”, appears to be for about .30-30 size cartridges or perhaps .30-06, circa 1920. $1200
[Show slideshow] Cowboy spurs, Texas style, made by famous maker J. O. Bass, Tulia, Texas and so marked, #1267, nickel and brass mounted, the brass mounts may have been done later but these are as found in Montana. $12,500.
Bottle opener, humorous “Four Eyes” drunken character, circa 1890, there is a series of characters made in this style, $200.
Colt DA rare Experimental ejector model, .38 caliber, the cylinder pin is hollow & the ejector rod pivots aside out of the pin to allow ejection of cartridges as in Forehand & Wadsworth revolvers. One of only three known, pictured in the Wilson book of Colt firearms.
E. F. Dabney, DeLeon, Texas suspender holster for Colt Single Action, 4 ¾” barrel, straps intact, rare maker, $995
Rampant Colt bronze by Barry Hands, popular sculptor, symbol of the Colt Collectors Association, signed & numbered as shown. $2400
Pocket holster for Colt Model 1903 automatic pistol, marked “T. Koch, Seguin, TEX.”, circa 1920-1920, a rare Texas mark. $600
[Show slideshow] Large Chilean South American spurs with 5” rowels, earlier than most, with inlaid silver and better made with inlays than usually seen because of age, about 1890-1920. $600
[Show slideshow] Nice early Buermann spurs, with inlaid silver and drop shank, marked with Buermann star under button and nice Morgan silver dollar conchos on straps. There is still some bluing left on the spurs, nice condition, circa 1900 with good straps. $1500