Accoutrements
Eva-Dry Safe Dehumidifier
These are really great. Crystals inside the unit absorb excess humidity and turn pink when they are saturated (normally 4-6 weeks). Simply plug into it into an electrical outlet for 8-12 hours and the unit will be eady to go again. No batteries or wires are required and the unit is easily regenerated. $25 which includes shipping.

Single Action Army Presentation Cases
Made from soild walnut or cherry, these fitted cases are perfect for displaying you single action revolver. The interior is fully lined and the cutout perfectly fits your Colt or Colt replica revolver. The top is attached with a full length piano hinge and the keyed lock is mortised into the case. $175 (7 1/2" are $185). Add $10 for a matching bullet block. Optional interior linings are in blue (pictured), burgandy, black, red, or dark green.

Black Powder Presentation Cases
Made from solid walnut or cherry with a solid or glass top. Thesw cases are perfect for displaying your BP revolver. The internal compartment is fully lined and cutouts are provided for the flask, bullet mold, cap tin, and wrench. An additional compartment is also provided. The top is attached with a full length piano hinge and the keyed lock is mortised into the case. Interior options are available. French Fitted: $175; English Fitted: $187. Other woods are available at an additional cost.


Powder Horns
For the old timers, the best method to carry their powder and keep it dry, was in a horn. The horn was durable, waterproof, and it didn't spark or burn.
DELUXE POWDER HORNS (Top Horn). Each horn is individually selected for shape and size. The walnut base plug is lathe turned and fitted with a brass staple. The plug is attached by brass cutler nails. The horns are stained to give them that old authentic look of original horns. This select grade of horn has 3 grooves and decorative flats on the spout. Horns are measured from the tip to the biginning of the base plug. Made in the USA. Medium: 8-10 1/2" - $60; Large: 11-14" - $70.
PREMIUM GRADE VALVED HORN (Bottom Horn - $85). These are similar to our Deluxe Horns but the walnut base plug is fitted with a removable brass finial for easy filling. The valve features a removeable pour spout. You may use it as is or replace it with the appropriate flask spout. The valve pours Ffg or Pyrodex with ease. Carrying strap included. Made in the USA.

Scrimshawed Map Horn of the Western Frontier
This delicately scrimshawed map horn of the "Western" frontier of the mid 1700s measures 12" around the curve and is 2 1/2" wide at the sculptured butt plug. Fort Duquesne, other smaller forts, and prominent landmarks are shown along the Allagany & Menohogahelah Rivers. This museum quality map horn begs to be displayed along with your flintlock rifle. Additional images are available. $575


City of Charleston Scrimshawed Horn
This is an extraordinary lipped horn. Fully srimshawed on all sides, the horn measures 13" around the arc and 2 1/2" in diameter. The 5" neck is a stained mahogany color. Note the finally scuptured lipped area. Closeups are available. $625


King George Coat of Arms Horn
This beautifully detailed and antiqued horn carries the Coat of Arms of King George, a popular image on horns in the pre-revolutionary colonies. The Crest is flanked by the British Lion on the left and the Scottish Unicorn on the right. The butt plug is turned black walnut with a staple for a strap. The neck, about 4" long, is exquisitly shaped. 14" overall length. $625


Scrimshawed Revolutionary War Era Horn
This replica horn is a beautiful example of a Revolutionary War Era horn. It measures 15" around the curve including a 5 1/2" carved neck. The butt plug is retained by wooden pins and a staple is attached for the strap. Scrimshawed into the horn is " I POWDER WITH MY BROTHER BALL, I HERO LIKE DOTH CONQUER ALL". "SUCCESS TO AMERICA DEC 12, 1775". $395


Ball Flask
This practical hard leather flask is taken from an original. It's wet molded from 7-8 oz. oak tan leather then dyed a deep rich brown. The stopper is hand turned and fits snugly into a flared copper sleeve to securely contain your round ball or shot. The flask will dispense up to a .75 caliber round ball. $26

Antler Starters
This traditional ball starter features a solid brass short starter end and a 3/8" long starter with a brass tip. The long starter is made from walnut or cherry. The handle is highly polished deer antler. For 45 caliber or larger. $16

BEAD WORK BY NEOKISTOMI
All our beadwork is done by Diana Passmore and Kathy Anderson. Diana & Kathy are sisters and are also enrolled members of the Blackfeet tribe. All their beading is museum quality and done the old fashioned way on smoked braintan. Follow our link to their site to see some extraordinary examples of their work.
Beaded Pipe Bag
This bag measures 7" x 14" and 24" overall with the fringe. It's beaded in size 12 seed beads in a typical Blackfeet pattern and old style colors. The bag is edge beaded and also has two strips of beadwork on the back. This is truly a bag that you will be proud to own and display. $450

Beaded Pipe Bag
This pipe bag is 6" x 14" and 24" overall with the fringe. The beaded portion is 6 1/2" by 7" and is done in a typical Blackfoot design. The edge flap is also beaded. This is a museum quality piece and will last for generations. $400

Beaded Sheath by Neokistomi
This museum quality sheath is beaded using size 12 seed beads on smoked brain tan. The sheath is also rawhide lined for protection. The sheath is in Cheyenne style and measures 3 1/2" X 10 1/2" and is beaded in cobalt blue, light blue, white, red and yellow. The handmade English scalping knife is of the type traded to the Indians and Mountain Men during the fur trade era of 1700-1800s. It's made from 1095 high carbon steel hardened to a Rockwell C56. The handle is curly maple secured with brass cutler's pins. $395 (knife included)

Framed on Stone
Featuring the western art of Ken Schmidt, "Framed on Stone" is an entirely different and unique concept in displaying an artist's work. In lieu of framing an artist's print, the image is "pulled" from the paper and transferred to a piece of specially prepared blue stone. Each stone is unique and has it's own character. Stones can be carefully drilled with a masonary bit if you chose to hang the piece or stands are available to display the piece on a table, mantle, fireplace hearth, etc. Following are samples of Ken's work "Framed on Stone".
Metallic Cartridge Conversions by Denis Adler
With an Introduction by Tom Selleck and a Forward by R. L. Wilson, "Metallic Cartridge Convers" is one of the few sources on this definitive time in American arms making. The book covers the conversions of the 1860s and 70s as well as modern day reproductions. A must have for your firearms library. Hardbound, 208 pages. $39 + $6 shipping/insurance.

Colt Blackpowder: Reproductions and Replicas
This beautiful and informative volume covers the history of Colt Blackpowder guns made from 1836 through 1873. As prices have soared for these originals, various replicas have arrived on the scene from the likes of Uberti, Pietta, Armi San Marco, & others. The book has numerous full color photos of original Colts as well as their modern day reproductions. A must for the serious collector of Colt percussion revolvers. Soft Cover: $30; Hard Cover: $50. $6 shipping/insurance.
