Cowboys & Indians & Miners

Civilian purchase item, as evidenced by the stamped design on the flap. One of the original roller buckles still attached to a portion of the adjustab

A damaged leather pouch, most likely originally a shoulder bag. Hand-stitched, and likely made of thin buckskin, this almost certainly dates from the

These are not official US-issue spurs, but are private-purchase items. The irregular 8-point rowels are unusual, as are the longer lengths of the spur

1) This is the lower portion of a leather scabbard made for the Model 1840 Musician’s sword. It also still retains the brass drag, found at the very b

Held the scabbard of the Springfield rifle bayonet. The US rosette is correct for the 1872 frog. Obviously this is an infantry item, as only infantrym

Lot of eight: These items have impeccable provenance from the Custer family to gun collector Dick Reyes. In the photograph, these start at the top a

EXTREMELY RARE and HISTORIC RELIC CUSTER LITTLE BIG HORN BATTLEFIELD COLT .45 REVOLVER SERIAL No. 7047 Carried by Custer’s Troops June 25th 1876, Foun

Beautiful Colt Single Action Army ‘U.S. Ainsworth Inspected" Indian Scout Gun serial number 13537 belonging to Boy Chief who was an Arikara sco...

Wonderful autograph book from some of the most important politicians during the Civil War. Presidents include James Garfield, R. B. Hayes, Andrew John

U S Marshall's Office Expense Account for C. Madsen. Chris Madsen was a famous U S Marshall in the Oklahoma Territory. Madsen was one of the f...