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Comprised of: 1) Late 19th century, dark blue British horseman's wool trousers, four fly buttons, white side stripes, staining but in good condition. 2) Dark blue riding breeches, ties below knees, reinforcements on inseem, five fly buttons, red side stripes, in good condition. 3) Saxon blue riding breeches with red piping in outseem. Mid 20th century. 4) White wool flannel trousers with cuffs, mid 20th century. 5) Child's white twill cotton breeches, 20th century. 6) White wool gabardine riding breeches with leg extensions. 7,8) two pair of white cotton trousers with button flies, early to mid 20th century.

Comprised of: 1) Red wool artillery pants, four fly buttons and gold bullion side stripes, extensive moth grazing. 2&3) Dark blue, webbing, riding breeches with broad scarlet stripe on outseam. Leather reinforcements on inseam at knee. Dark blue woolen trouser with broad scarlet stripe on outseam, button fly front. 4,5&6) One pair cotton drilling trousers with a large tear to upper right leg and has button fly. Pair of white cotton drilling reproduction Rev. War trousers. One pair twilled cotton riding breeches, 20th century. 7) Reproduction Rev. War breeches of brown linen. 8) Black cotton riding breeches. 9&10) Pair of grey, flannel outdoorsman knickers, 20th century. Pair of yellow cotton canvas riding breeches.

Blue wool French artillery coatee with red stand up collar, cuffs and shoulder boards. Brass flat coin button and white lining. Lining with several stamps and numbers. One Marseille stamp, SA 135 stamp and Badisches Staatstheater Theater stamp. Inside collar has a 3" tear at hanger level. Early theatrical reproduction uniform.

1) Single breasted with nine buttons and gold button holes by 3s. Scarlet body with blue standing cape and cuffs and white cotton lining. Slash cuffs with three buttons and gold lace holes. 2) Brown wool, single breasted, civilian coatee. With a costume house label of Berman's & Nathan's of London inside.

Dated 1860's-1870's. (Pulaski Light Guard?). Red wool frock coat with red stand up collar, gold bullion tape and shoulder board straps. Each sleeve having gold bullion tape, lace and three buttons. Double breasted with two rows of 18 brass buttons. 17 American buttons marked "PLG" with Waterbury backmarks. One button with U.S. shield and marked Massachusetts. Back with gold bullion tape and three buttons. Material has pulled away in a few spots with a 3" tear at last button on right side. Lining is white. Some light repairs, seam loosening and very light mothing but overall good.

Comprised of: 1) Saxon blue, double breasted frock coat with scarlet standing collar and scarlet piping on cuff edge and false pockets of coat skirts. Slightly convex, gilded brass buttons backmarked, "EXTRA RICH". Black silk upper lining, blue silk skirt lining, black half belt inside waist, black and white ribbon flash set in button hole left lapel. Very good condition. 2) European tunic, single breasted, crimson piping, black collar with gold metallic tape edging. No buttons. Significant moth damage.

Comprised of: 1) A Portuguese diplomatic or military pair of gold bullion epaulettes with three enamelwork red crosses set in each crescent, with white woolen lining (replaced) on reverse. Very good. 2) Chapeau or cocked hat of hatter's plush over pressboard body, bound with broad, gold scalloped lace and edged with white feathering. A gold bullion loop and convex, gilt button bearing five red crosses on face, over a bi-color, circular coakde of white/red. Black lining inside. Very good.

Including 1 - mismatched pair of gold and silver bullion epaulettes with wire fringe, red undersides and one hook for attachment, 1 - pair of silver bullion epaulettes with short fringe and padded white underside, 1 - wool felt or cotton epaulettes with red top, fringe and double layer navy underside, each with a button hole, and 1 - silver bullion epaulettes with royal navy button replaced cardboard backing with red underside. Each showing moth holes, darkening, and possible repairs.

Pair (2) of French officer epaulettes apparently late Restoration (1820s) made with broad, gold lace straps, ending in gold bullion crescens with fine (1/8" diameter) bullion fringe. One epaulette still retains its button, being a small, flat gilt button bearing a royal crown over 3 fleur de lys. Undersides retain the original scarlet wool superfine linings, with brass attachment hooks. Light moth graze to strap linings, otherwise very good. Original box and lid of pressboard construction, covered with green marbled paper.

Comprised of: 1) A pair of Second Republic era, French officer’s silver bullion epaulettes with fringe, each retaining its "attachment" button (with corresponding hook on the underside) at the strap end, the silvered, convex buttons bearing a rooster surrounded by the words "REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE". the undersides with original black woolen lining, now faded dark brownish and with very slight moth graze. Some fringing is fraged, lace lightly tarnished and a few spots of white on strap. Fair to good. 2) Pair of French officer’s gold bullion epaulettes, mid- to late-19th century, with gold lace straps ending in gold bullion crescents with an embroidered shield within, and 3/8" diameter gold bullion fringe below; the other ends of straps finished with convex, gilt buttons with flaming bomb device encirled by rope border, with corresponding brass hooks below. Underside lined with black woolen fabric. One fringe fraying on one epaulette, while on the other, two fringe are pulled away at the crescent, but still attached to the "box construction" support underneath. Otherwise good to very good condition.

French blue wool officer or diplomat dolman. Heavy dark blue wool with white stand up collar. Collar has silver bullion tape and lace. Circular silver bullion shoulder boards that connect to bullion wire on front of coat. Heavy and thick silver bullion lace with three rows of French half ball silver buttons. All buttons are Prince of Wales. White sleeves with silver bullion tape, lace each having a button. Back has white trim with heavy silver bullion tape and lace. White lining. Tails have silk lining. Coat is very heavy and well made. It show use, small moth holes and areas of damage to the silk lining.

Ca. 1840. Scarlet superfine jacket, single breasted with white standing collar and pointed cuffs which is all edged with 1" wide silver metallic lace. Hook and eye closure in front. Slits at bottom of cuff with one button closures. Body lined with crimson silk with heavy cotton padding and canvas interfacing inside. Silk lining heavily shattered and stained. Silver cord knot with ball button on each shoulder. Exterior very good overall.

Comprised of: 1) Pair of company grade, infantry officer's epaulettes of the state of Virginia, Mexican War-Confederacy period of use. Straps of broad, silver lace edged with silver bulllion and ending in solid silver crescents, also edged with broad bullion, with 3/8 inch diameter silver bullion fringes. Each epaulette has a small, convex, silvered button bearing the Virginia arms and motto: “SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS" [Thus Always to Tyrants]; no backmarks. Red morroco leather lining under straps with padded silk lining under the crescents. Attachment hook/mounting bar on each strap underside, corresponding with the button above, of silvered brass (indicating right or left respectively) and bearing maker's mark "HE". Crescent linings both bear later ink inscriptions: "CPT.", although the rank device for such is now missing on the top of the strap. on undersides with attachments marked France, right and left. Written in blue ink - C P T. Possible Confederate import epaulettes. Moderate wear with some bullion missing or frayed, edge sewing between strap and lining coming undone on one side of the RIGHT-marked epaulette. Fair to good condition. 2) Pair of 1830s-40s company officer’s epaulettes with gold bullion fringe, gold lace strap ending in gilded brass crescent with 3/8 in. diameter bullion fringe. Padded underside with yellow silk lining and brass hook for shoulder attachment. Probably French-made for the American market. Dark spots, stains and undersides needing sewn together in fair to good condition.

Scarlet super fine coat with willow green lapels, standing collar and cuffs. Ten buttons in pairs with gold lace on each lapel. Four buttons in pairs on cuffs and pocket flaps. Gilt buttons bear a crown/"GR" device. Heavily padded, silk upper lining with cassimere skirt and turnbacks. Gilt button with embroidered star device on each skirt. A fine, professional tailor's reproduction of a 1790s British coat probably done for a Jubilee celebration.

Comprised of: 1) A pair of 1830s-1840s American officer's gold bullion epaulettes (2) with gold lace straps ending in gilded brass crescents, with 3/8 in. diameter bullion fringe (4 1/2 in. L). Each with a small, convex general staff button at end, secured below to original cotton tape ties below. Silk lining on underside now largely missing, exposing cotton padding at crescents and cardstock stiffeners of the strap segments, otherwise in good condition. 2) Pair of British other ranks' brass shoulder scales or wings, early- to mid-Victorian, consisting of brass scale straps ending in solid brass, raised crescents and backmarked: "FIRMIN & SONS/ MAKERS/ LONDON" in circular cartouche. Each wing has brass liners and two pair of copper attachment loops (one loop missing on one wing). Light oxidation on underside lining beneath strap/scale portion of each wing and light dents on crescents above; otherwise in good condition.

Comprised of: 1) French Enlistedman's Uniform. White, single breasted, wool tail coat with yellow stand-up collar and cuffs, with nine button front, yellow cloth turnbacks and yellow serge body lining. Eight large white metal buttons on breast marked on face, Fleurs-de-lis within a hunting horn surrounded by the words, "GARDE NATIONALE" within a rope border. Two small buttons on the underside of each cuff of same form, and one on each hip. Very nice example of a late restoration, French Infantry uniform, circa 1828-1832. Some mothing and soiling but overall very good condition. 2) White wool coatee with blue edged stand-up collar. Blue cuffs with Naval buttons, eight brass Naval buttons on front. White lining with two Marseille stamps. Stains, black spots, and damage to lining. 3) White coatee with blue felt collar and cuffs. Six brass flaming bomb buttons, two being replaced, French costume tag with no lining, series of number stamps on left sleeve. 4) White and blue wool coatee, blue collar, cuffs and shoulder boards straps, blue wool plastron with two rows of gold spiral buttons, tag in French reading "Lancers Second Empire 1870 - 1871". Tag now missing. Scattered moth holes and repairs. 5) White wool coatee with red stand-up collar, red velvet on collar is 90% gone, no buttons, white quilted lining, very dirty, stains, black spots. 2, 3, 4, 5 are all French 19th Century theatrical uniforms most bearing French costumer stamps or labels.

This appears to be a Confederate Veterans uniform owned by a Virginia member made in the 1870's or 80's. It is a double breasted frock coat of cadet grey wool bearing seven button holes on each breast. Seven corresponding buttons on left breast, two remaining on right breast and three small buttons near under seam on each cuff. Buttons bear the Virginia state seal and are backmarked, "C. WENDLINGER/RICHMOND VA." Large buttons are Albert type VA 20, 23mm. Small buttons are Albert type VA 20Av, 15mm. These buttons are generally accepted to be post war, manufactured during the 1870-80's. Body lining of twilled, glazed cotton with machine applied padding stitches on upper breast and demonstrating a good amount of resewing along seams and linings. Lining torn away at top central back portion just below collar. No collar lining present. Corded button holes are hand worked in black but now faded brown. Top stitching to cuffs are by machine. Lining originally machine applied. Coat exterior in very good condition. Lining as noted.

Including three Cold War era, visored Soviet/USSR Army military caps, all with gray bodies. All in VG condition. 1) officer's cap with green hatband and piping, gold wreath with red star device in front, and silver bullion chinstrap. 2) similar NCO/enlisted with green band and piping, silver device in front and black plastic chinstrap. 3) another enlisted with dark grey band and white piping, with white metal device in front, plastic chinstrap. 4) 1960s Biker's (or possibly Centennial reenactor's) kepi of brown suede leather body with black leather visor and black polished cotton lining, with one 19th century US eagle button.

20th century. Naval black felt bicorn hat with gold bullion lace, cords and red and yellow cockade. Two gold bullion tassels. Brass flat button with crown and anchor. Beige lining having Spanish makers label - Madina - Barcelona & Madrid. Tassels are loose. Original sweatband. Both tassels are loose and small sections of felt are missing on base of hat. Original cardboard carrying case with top handle. Fading red makers label on side of case that is very hard to read.

Italian black felt bicorn hat with black lace, gold and yellow cockade, braided gold bullion loops and silver button. Button with image of St. Gregorius Magnus. Black lining and sweatband. Old makers label in lining with Roma being legible. Shows some wear on base of hat and sweatband. Black cardboard carrying case with string ties. Lid has edge separation, scratches, creases, and one tear on edge of the lid. Very stable condition case.

Fraternal or Civic black felt chapeau with black feather, gold bullion with one brass button. Complete lining and sweat pan. Case has slight scratches and dents. Carry on case lined with paper.

Includes a relic pickelhaube helmet, rusted, missing parts, missing leather lining with only one scale chin strap; a Austrian forage cap, black with silver bullion trim with double eagle plate, crown and shield. Visor, lining and sweatband; a German black felt 20th century bi-corn, black trim, bullion rope, brass button with brass eagle. Faux leather, lining and sweatband. Shows slight wear; a theatrical reproduction French Napoleonic general's chapeau, gold lace ribbon, cockade, gold bullion rope, one brass French button with eagle and crown. White and gold feather with lining and a reproduction Revolutionary War tri-corn hat with lining.

Includes a black leather kepi. Black chin strap, two flat brass buttons, black visor. Shows use, scratches with missing lining; a reproduction French style red kepi with black trim, gold leaves, acorns and piping. Red and yellow cockade, button, gold star. Visor lining and sweat band; a reproduction Imperial German blue visor hat with red trim and orange piping. Lining sweat band with black visor; a reproduction cocked hat. Black with white piping. Black sweat band, black and white ribbon with silver button says "USA"; a reproduction Civil War kepi of brown suede leather. Cross saber's on crown. "CSA" buttons. Gold piping, trim with letter "B". Black chin strap. Black visor with sweat band; a green visor hat, green and black cap, two double headed eagle buttons, chin strap, and visor. Sweat band and visor coming loose; a French 20th century black felt bi-corn, gold bullion trim with a red, silver and blue cockade. Gold bullion trim with brass button. Black feathers, lining and chin strap. Shows some wear and a maroon Fez with black tassel that shows use.

Various patterns of British or European military and civilian/private purchase helmets or hats for tropical or hot weather service, ranging from late 19th century through mid-20th century. Generally constructed of pith or cork bodies, covered in khaki-colored (unless otherwise described) twilled cotton fabric lined with varied cotton fabric inside with leather sweatbands. Lot includes a white pipe-clayed hat with salmon-colored, linen lining bearing maker's label: "Star Millinary" of Calcutta; a flat-topped variant with green fabric brim lining and pale blue paper lining to crown with "MADE IN INDIA" paper label. Russet leather chinstrap; a British military issue helmet, WWII era, bearing illegible contractor's stamp and date "194[?]" inside crown, two side hooks of brass attached under leather sweat for chinstrap (missing). Moderate use staining to both sides but otherwise good; a broad-brimmed helmet with green brim lining, with maroon silk crown lining bearing maker's stamp in gilt lettering: "TRESS & CO./ LONDON/ Expressly Manufactured for/ DaCosta & Co. Ltd./ Colonnade/ Barbadoes". Showing wear including water staining and some holes to brim lining with original russet sweat and chinstrap, in fair to good condition; a late 19th-early 20th century British military style "Zulu Wars" helmet with green cotton brim lining and glazed, brown cotton crown lining with brass-vent ring at top of crown inside, russet leather sweat with brass chinstrap hooks underneath (strap missing) in moderate wear including stains and foxing in good condition; a helmet japanned or lacquered white outside, early 20th century British military style with green cotton brim lining and twilled serge crown lining with russet leather sweatband and brass side hooks for chinstrap (latter missing) and brass ventilation ring in top of crown inside, screw securing top button outside, white faux leather military style cork hat, no lining has sweat pan with moderate wear but in otherwise good condition.

Includes a reproduction British bearskin grenadier's cap of the 1802 pattern with applied leather visor. White plume, white braided, worsted cords with tassel trimmings. Stamped-brass front plate bears Royal coat of arms, flanked by rampant lion and unicorn with motto NEC ASPERA TERRANT in scroll above with black sweatband; an Imperial German parade cap, early 20th century modeled after Prussian 18th century mitre cap. Brass front plate with silvered starburst emblem bearing Prussian eagle within roundel in center. Red cloth crown behind, trimmed with white cloth tape and with white cloth covered band around crown. Leather liner to no adjustment cord; a reproduction Russian busby of brown mock-fur with red cloth bag on top, trimmed with white worsted cord cap lines and tassels having black/white adjusting toggles, brass chin scales and brass device with "4. E.L.H.R." with no lining or sweat band; a pill box style cap of white sheepskin with red cloth crown with applied orange cross of worsted tape with suede sweatband and grey poly lining and a black pillbox cap with broad gold metallic lace band around lower crown and raised embroidered gold button on top of crown with leather sweatband and red poly lining.

British black fur felt chapeau in original tin carrying case. White bullion lace and trim with silver button. Large silver button with British crown, shield and two dragons. Original white lining with "Wilkinson & Son, London W." stamp and sweat band. Tin carrying case has top handle and bottom latch. Case with scratches, fading paint and small areas of surface rust. Works perfectly.

20th century British bicorn hat for court or ceremonial occasions. Plush-covered press board body, trimmed with black grosgrain binding, black grosgrain ribbon cockade and silver bullion loop with gilt button bearing royal cipher on face. Ends trimmed with gold bullion tassels. Black lining. No makers label. Hat in very good condition with exception to worn plush at the base of the hat. Original tin carrying case with top handle and bottom latch. Brass plaque of "Humprey & Son - Tailors & Outfitters, 3 Haymarket [London]". Shows small dents, paint lose, scratches and partial paper lining.

Includes a reproduction Revolutionary War era British grenadier's bearskin cap with black japanned front plate bearing crown, lion and letters "GR", lining and sweat pan; a reproduction French Napoleonic Hussar busby with white goat or sheepskin-covered body with sky blue bag and tassel, chin strap and tricolor cockade with a leather lining with string attached; a reproduction 18th century cocked hat of felt covered with hatter's plush with silver-tinsel hat binding and finished with a red cockade (Spanish?) and brass button; a Civic, military or fraternal bicorne or chapeau of 20th century silver lace binding, silver button with a letter "E" and a leather sweatband and a Russian busby hat with black sheepskin covered crown, silver emblem with Russian eagle, red cotton lining and leather sweatband.

Includes a black bicorn, reproduction cockade, black lace and rosette with gold American eagle on rosette. Lining and sweatband. Baltimore maker stamp. Some parts reproduction; a black tri-corn with white trim, black rosette with eagle button, sweatband; a Russian style visor cap of green and purple with white trim. Lining and sweatband; a reproduction military visor hat of red and white. Lining and sweatband; a maroon felt fez with black tassel. Lining and sweatband; a German kepi of yellow and gold with bullion lace and trim. Gold bullion lace chinstrap with two half ball buttons. Black visor, lining and sweatband. Frankfurt makers label, Hofmann. Lining with several tears; a British other rank's forage cap of blue with red and yellow piping trim. Late Victorian. Size 7. Two small brass buttons. Lining and sweatband. Lining lose and a blue United Nations Beret, U.N. symbol on front, full black lining. Label with "Property of United Nations". Original enamel badge. Size 7-1/8.

Includes a reproduction of French Revolutionary hussar's mirliton shako. Press board crown covered with black cloth band edged with white worsted binding. Recessed leather top to crown. Top and bottom of crown trimmed with broad silver metallic lace bands. Black band emblazoned with the motto 'VAICRE OU MOURIER [VICTORY OR DEATH]. Black leather lining with cord ties; a Prussian mitre cap of Napoleonic era, 20th century reproduction. Die-stamped brass front plate bearing crown over six-point star with eagle in center. Blue cloth body with white tape edging and scarlet, scalloped band around bottom, bearing three die-stamped, brass flaming bombs or grenades. Lining of blue cotton; an American Revolutionary era cocked hat of black plush felt with brass button and gold Mylar looping over velveteen cockade of black. Black silk/nylon binding to hat leaves. White linen lining bearing "period" crown ownership stamps, broad arrow and 1775; a reproduction of a Russian Napoleonic shacko with foul weather, gathered cover. Black leather crown and visor, brass scaled chinstraps; a British 20th century court dress/ceremonial bicorne for a Governor-General. Press board covered with hatter's plush or "beaver". Hat trimmed with foliage-figured grosgrain lace and black edge binding. Ends trimmed with silver bullion tassels. Black grosgrain cockade with silver bullion loop ending at silvered button bearing Royal cipher on face. Cap surmounted with broad spray of white/red feathers. Russet leather sweatband and white silk lining, bearing maker's name: [name missing due to shattered silk at top] LONDON' at top and inked in orange 'GOV. GENL' on side. - English 20th century bicorn. Black felt hat with black rosette, silver bullion lace with silver crown button. Two bullion silver tassels, full lining. Sweatband marked "London". Large red and white feathers.

Includes a French 20th century artillery black felt bicorn. Black lace and gold trim with French button. Single button on top with two gold bullion circular crossed cannon at each end. White full lining with sweatband; an English leather reproduction Revolutionary War British infantry cap from an officer of the 71st Foot. Edged with silver lace. Black cockade with regimental badge and red plume on left side. Front plate with embroidered "crown/71/flaming bomb" with Scottish thistle mounted upon it. Large circular button with black rosette and red feather. Black sweatband; a reproduction pickelhaube. Plain helmet with lining and tie string. Missing parts; a pickelhaube with spike, brass edged rear flap, cockade, brass chinstraps. Lining and front device missing. Visor may be a replacement; and a reproduction Russian Napoleonic shako. German hat maker's mark inside. Probably made for Nazi propaganda film of the 1930's. Has visor, double eagle on front plate with bullion double eagle. Lining with no ties and chinstrap.

Includes am early 19th century officer's chapeau, 1830-40's with black figured lace binding. All trimmings (cockade, button, etc.) and lining missing. The hat body and lace show heavy wear on edges, holes, tears and material lose; a blue pill box style, British officer's undress cap. Gold bullion lace round crown. Narrow leather chin strap. Tag stating "Victorian Dragoons Royal Scots Greys Pill Box Cap" inside of lining. Lace and sweatband coming loose; a red fez cap with black tassel on top of crown. Sweatband bearing maker's name of Lamurani Freres; a French forage cap of medium blue wool broadcloth with band edged with yellow worsted lace of 5/8" width and crown piped with yellow worsted, soutache braid and finished with a yellow, worsted tassel in front. Fully lined inside with lavender-colored cotton cloth and marked in script "Brun". Shows slight wear otherwise in very good condition; a reproduction Confederate Civil War artillery officer's kepi. Scarlet crown and blue band below with gold piping and trim. Black visor with two buttons with A on face. Polished black cotton lining and black patent leather sweatband. Makers tag: J. H. Silverberg from Charleston, S.C. in very good condition; a kepi of the French style with white woolen crown and scarlet band below, the crown piped with gold bullion soutache lace and the band trimmed with gold metallic lace and a gold lace chinstrap. Black leather visor. Front of cap bears a red/yellow/blue circular, ribbon cockade around convex, plain brass button with gold loop. White metal cast device below of a crown/two intertwined Cs (one reversed) with a number 1 between them. White leather sweatband and pale grey cotton lining inside, showing no wear; a Russian brown sheepskin cap with scarlet wool crown, officer's quality. Small insignia with double headed eagle in red field. Cotton, pleated lining and leather sweatband; Italian black felt bicorn. Brim bound with broad, scalloped gold lace. Trimmed with a gold bullion loop and single gold button over red/white, circular cockade. Button having five red crosses (Vatican?). White feather edging to brim all round. Lining and sweatband. Roman maker's label inside. 20th century. Slight wear to bottom edges.

Includes a British reproduction Mitre Hat, French/Indian War period. Embroidered "crown/GR/running horse" on yellow cloth ground in front. Regimental No. 49 on back. Red, white and yellow with white trim. Back of red cloth with white lace trim, yellow band at bottom. White linen lining; a large reproduction black shako with red and white cockade and yellow trim. One button, two star retainers with scale chinstrap. Black visor and lining with tie string; a reproduction M1832 US Infantry cap. Black felt body with recessed leather crown, black leather visor and chin straps. On front of cap is a brass eagle over a white metal stringed bugle. Black leather liner; a original late Victorian busby, yellow trim with red bag, leather sweatband. Its red bag is a modern replacement. Sweatband shows use; a reproduction French Napoleonic Hussar's busby of black bear skin. Chain chinstrap, red bag with yellow tassel. Lining with tie string. French maker's tag. Mint reproduction; a reproduction French Grenadier's Cap, mid-18th century style. Embossed brass front plate bearing a flaming bomb. Leather sweat band with cotton liner.

Includes an English style late 19th century style spike helmet. Leather body with front plate having crown over leaves and shield. Lion retainers with scale chinstrap. Blue and gold cockade. Leather lining with string tie. Missing pike. Slight damage to visor, scratches and small holes; a reproduction Prussian mitre cap of Federick the Great's Army. Brass embossed front plate bearing painted eagle in black surmounted by crown with "FR" cypher on breast. Blue cloth body with scarlet wool band around crown. Probably WWI Era commemorative cap; an Italian policeman's or civil official's bicorn of black felt with purple, brown, yellow and white cockade. Bullion rope with silver French button with crown and shield. Black feathers. Lining with old maker's label in lining. Writing worn off. Tears to material, rough edges and tears in lining; a Russian busby style hat, blue hat with brown bear skin, gold bullion lace on top. Plate with double headed eagle. Plaque reading "3aTeaniiib 12ro-0 K TR6PH". White lining with St. Petersburg label. Sweatband; a reproduction Prussian shako of the Death's Head Hussar's, Napoleonic Era. Leather with skull and crossbones. Black and white plum. White aiguillette with white tassel. Retainers with scale chinstrap. Lining and sweatband.

Circa 1830-50's. Black beaver chapeau with black ribbon tassels, black rosette, and gold bullion trim. One gilt button, red and white plume on baleen stem. Interior lining and sweat pan. Shows wear on the edges with some material loss, lining is loose. Tin case has a brass panel with the name: Colonel A. G. Fraser. Scratches and paint loss. The case has a handle on the top and latch on the bottom.

Black, fur-felt chapeau with original white silk liner, but leather sweatband missing inside. Ends trimmed with gold bullion tassels. Front finished with pale blue and white ribbon cockade surmounted by gold bullion loop and button, the latter bearing a rampant, crowned lion with sword in paw. Chapeau shows slight wear with tear on the reverse on the top, lining is loose. Original pressboard hat box with marbled paper covers. Separate top with string tie. Case top separating, paper cover coming off in areas.

Interesting effigy, possibly made for a child. The turtle was a sacred figure in Indian culture. The original shell has a great patina with an old glaze. There is a small hole that was patched using period material underneath. The stuffing is early sewn material that fits through the shell. Old shoe button eyes. Overall in great condition. Measures 25 x 15 inches.

The officer's high-rise bicorn chapeau of black felt with black leather chinstrap and brown leather sweatband. Lining missing. French tri-color cockade and double bullion tape loop, held by an anchor button. Chapeau showing wear, repairs, alterations and cracks to edges.

Fur-felt, fold-down body with silk ribbon trim and bold bullion cockade loop ending at plain, flat button near bottom of front. Starburst-pattern cockade of silk ribbon surmounted by a gilt American eagle, circular badge in center. American black felt chapeau with black rosette, American eagle flat button with shield, gold bullion lace and black tape. No lining or sweatband. Shows heavy use, small tears, lose material and a hole on the top of chapeau. Comes in cardboard carrying case with marbled paper covers. Case shows extreme use, old tape repair and areas of material lifting off but functions as it should.

Fur felt bicorne with gold bullion tassels at ends and gold bullion loop terminating with a French fouled anchor naval button in front, surmounting a tricolor metallic ribbon cockade. Figured silk binding to edges. Black leather sweat and black silk liner inside with its original two piece, press board box covered in green marbled paper. The inside of the lid inscribed in iron gall ink with officer’s name(?—indistinct). Slight wear to the pile finish on the lower edges of the chapeau and edges of case.

Buckskin Hunting Shirt or Frock with Quillwork, ca. 1840s-1850s Early American, frontier hunting shirt or frock of buckskin leather, embellished with polychrome, quillwork decorative motifs. Quillwork style suggests a northern Plains origin, possibly Minnesota Sioux. The cut, style and trimming of the coat would suggest that it was made in the 1840s or 1850s. Although likely native American-made, the cut would suggest a traditional white man's form of hunting frock in use during this time period. The breast is made to button closed with flat brass buttons of, each back is marked. "Coin" buttons of this sort were commonly produced both in England and later America during the period 1810-1840 and can be found on numerous archaeological sites of this period. The buttons are attached and "stayed" to the breast by running the shanks through a lace, which it whipstiched to the inside of the coat body and covered over with an innerfacing or partial lining down the breast front of a plaid, woolen material. This material was a type commonly procured by the United States Army in the 1840s and 1850s for various uses, including lining soldiers' uniform jackets (there are extant examples of uniforms produced at Schuykill Arsenal using this lining material and it is also listed in supply inventories). The Army was also responsible for overseeing the Indian Agencies during this period and this material was also procured for use at the Indian "factories" or trading posts. The hunting frock show considerable usage during the period, with wear and staining as to be expected, including fading and abrasion to the polychrome quillwork. Rare. Provenance: private Western collection until c. 1998; purchased by the city of Harrisburg, PA for a proposed Wild West Museum; deaccessioned and sold in 2013; private collection to present.

Royal Navy officer chapeau, 1830s-1840s. Black fur felt chapeau with black ribbon cockade, gold bullion cockade loop ending in gilt button bearing fouled anchor. Figured lace binding on the bicorne. Dark pink lining with makers label of J. W. Kench, London. Light brown leather sweatband. Sweatband needing a stitch or two. Black japanned tin carrying case with top handle and bottom latch. Shows scratches, paint lose and two areas where there were tags attached at some point. Interior is a gold color tin in excellent condition.

Includes a 20th century theatrical or reproduction chapeau bras of wool felt with circular ribbon cockade and gold button and black binding, no lining (good); an early 20th century bicorne chapeau of pressboard covered with black hatter's plush with white silk lining bearing gilt stamp of "Cooling, Lawrence & Sons, London", trimmed with gold lace binding with black feather edge trim, tri-color cockade of red/white/blue surmounted with gold bullion loop and convex gold button bearing rampant, crowned lion holding an axe within shield (very good); an Imperial German (Bavarian) officer's cap of Saxon blue body with scarlet band and welt in crown edge, patent leather visor, leather sweat and glazed silk lining bearing silver-stamped label of Heinrich L [obscure] man of Munich (very good); a French officer's kepi, early to mid-20th century with scarlet crown bearing gold soutache quatrefoil trim, maroon or burgundy velvet cap band with gold lace trim, black patent leather visor and chinstrap of gold ending in small gilt buttons bearing fascia encircled by serpent, black leather sweat and black silk lining bearing Paris maker's stamp of Ets. Saadetian, 18 & 19 rue de Picardie (slight indent in front, part of leather sweat loose, otherwise quite good); a late 20th century Russian visored cap of dark blue with scarlet band and edge welting, faux leather sweat and synthetic lining (missing chinstrap, otherwise very good); a Canadian pill box cap of dark blue with red welt edge trim and broad gold lace hat band and gold bullion "button" on top of crown with leather sweat and scarlet silk lining, bearing maker's label of William Scully Ltd of Montreal (2" slit in cloth on top of crown, otherwise good); an Imperial Russian Astrakhan busby with black sheep or goatskin band around red felt skull, trimmed with gold lace and cord and gilt, half-ball button on top and stamped metal, Imperial eagle device in front with gilding, silvering and enameling, black leather sweat and brown silk lining (fair to good, crown dented in with some soiling and wear); a French mid-19th century 3rd Republic Shako with leather visor and tapering crown composed of press board covered with hatter's plush, top of crown made of recessed leather, edged with silver lace, cap trimmed with silvered brass front plate of rooster over panoply of arms and hunting horn, silvered chin scales, black leather sweat and red lining inside, marked in pencil inside top: "A[?]/ Georges/1860"; tuft or plume socket inside loose, no tuft present (fair).

The high-back black wool chapeau with two strip white tape loop with green and white rosette, red feather plume and nickel-finish fasces button reading: De Vaud/Canton. No lining. Sweatband. Showing wear and minor moth damage.

Comprised of: 1) Maroon red fez of fur felt, approximately 8" tall with tassel. 2) reproduction Union Officer's kepi of blue wool with red visor, trimmed with gold bullion, soutache lace. Russet leather sweatband and black cotton lining. Two brass button with American eagle and shield. 3) Military cap with crown made of blue cloth applied over pressboard body or shell, with yellow worsted band around bottom of crown and leather visor and chinstraps. Brown linen lining with black leather swearband. Top pushed in and with tear in cloth. 4) Yeoman-crown shako of black felt body with recessed, black lacquered leather top and visor. Leather sweatband and linen liner. Cap mounted with heavy, braided, gold bullion cap lines with tasseled ends. Shako plate missing. Shows wear, small tears, and areas of leather torn off. 5) French Napoleonic-type, Polish lancers Czapka. Polish crimson wool squared upper body over leather skull and visor, the latter embossed with figural trim along edges. Trimmed with white worsted tape and soutache braid. Stamped tin, circular, tricolor cockade--apparently repainted. Leather sweatband and blue, polished cotton lining.Shows heavy use and repairs. Lining and sweat pan loose. Slight damage to the side. Brass side buttons in the forms of lionheads for chinstraps (missing). No front plate.

Manufactured 1848-1849. The chest itself measures 14 inches long x 7-1/2 inches wide x 7 inches tall. It dates to the mid 1800s. The box has most of the brass tacks still present. Has initials TS on the lid. The lid is detached and the handle is missing a few pieces, which are in the box. Scattered areas of losses and wear. Other pieces include 2 shot flasks, one fabric, one leather, a tin cup with lid, a small iron signal cannon, a pewter button marked Mas II Reg, a weight set in original box (missing some pieces), skinning knife, small round grinding stone, tin cap box, tin candle holder, horn cup, small powder horn, early lead & iron fishing lure, folding iron bullet making ladle, rifleman shot block with some original musket balls & fabric (used for fast loading). Serial Number-.;

Mid-19th century French Shako with green fabric-covered, cardstock body and black leather recessed top, band and visor, all of patent leather. Gold trim, black leather visor with cockade with button. Reproduction plate and strap on front. Original sweat pan, no chin strap. "Marque De Fabrique", Paris Maker's tag.

John McMullin’s nicely formed small-beak eagle silver-hilt sword with a doorknob capstan rivet. Forehead molding consists of two lines. The eyes are well set. The feathers are rounded with a center vein and the bottom of the pommel matches the area between the beak and the forehead. The heavy guard is well formed, with a series of round cutouts in the knuckle bow that flow into the counter guard. Counter guard has three spokes on each side and is marked “I. McMullins” on top in a rectangular cartouche in large and small letters. The ivory grip is nicely checkered, bordered with two columns on each edge. Slightly curved blade has a shallow fuller, with a cartouche on the obverse featuring an eagle and indistinguishable initials. The brown leather scabbard has a top mount with a very heavy oval frog button and is engraved “J M” on the upper obverse in script. The tooled lines can be found on both sides of the brown leather scabbard. Hilt: 5-1/4”. Total: 34-1/4”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 65, figure 52. Excellent condition; blade retains a dark grey patina with some edge wear from scabbard and some light pitting. Scabbard very good with replaced drag and some scuffing and creases, last 6" replaced and all stitching is gone on back. Hilt excellent and grip shows dark yellow patina with some age cracks. Blade Length-28 - 1/2"; Overall Length-33 - 3/4";

Button capstan on a short-capped pommel with a simple silver D-guard. Bone spiral columned grips. The curved blade is an American-made copy of the European three fuller style used during the Revolutionary War. However, the fullers on this blade are roughly forged and much larger than the European and Spanish examples. The crudeness of the workmanship definitely places it in the homemade category. Blade was never blued. Hilt: 4-7/8” Total: 31-3/4”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 719, figure 643. Good condition, blade retains a grey patina with some scattered pitting and dark spots, edge has some losses from pitting, now cleaned. Hilt is good with some minor areas bent, somewhat polished with some pitting from corrosion and some dark spots. Grip is very good with a few horizontal age cracks. Blade Length-25 - 1/2"; Overall Length-30 - 1/4";

Octagonal over and under barrels, one rifled and one smoothbore, long tang with integrated rectangular silver escutcheon. Brass rib on each side with faceted brass ferrules and long brass tube behind ferrule closest to breeches on each side. Stamped "J. Kunz" on top flat, near breech of one barrel, breeches decorated with sunbursts on top flats, each barrel with a sight decorated en suite, one sight with flip up leaf. Silver front sights. Original percussion lock stamped "J. KUNZ" at rear. Bolster on each barrel, patent breech. Brass furniture including four piece pierced and engraved patchbox, rising sun on lid and flowers around each screw, otherwise featuring scattered scrolls. Toeplate engraved en suite and has a pineapple finial, replaced checkered bone patchbox lid release button. Highly figured maple stock is a contemporary replacement, rope decorated ramrods. Good condition, barrels retain rebrowned finish with scattered areas of pitting and marks from use. Action excellent and retains a dark grey patina. Brass has a mellowing patina. Stock excellent, as replaced. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-J. Kunz; Model-O/U; Caliber-.44, .48; Barrel Length-32"; FFL Status-Antique;

Two-stage steel smoothbore barrel with front sight framed by double lines on each side and signed "Kunz Philada" in script on top flat, stages separated by wedding band with roped bands on each side. Handmade American flintlock lockplate with beveled edges. Four piece brass patchbox with familiar Lehigh fleur-de-lis type finial engraved with checkered panels and scrolls, thin strips of brass inlaid on each side of lid. Faceted trigger guard with lug forward of bow and ramrod ferrules with small facets, Lehigh type sideplate with serrated arrowhead rear tang, finely engraved and pierced toeplate with rectangular horn button for patchbox lid release. Vacant silver oval wrist escutcheon and finely engraved Moravian star inlaid in silver with a bone background and ornate silver frame above cheekpiece. Partially figured maple full length stock of Lehigh/Philadelphia form, relief molding along bottom of buttstock, wooden ramrod. Very good condition. Barrel retains brown patina with some pitting around breech, rear sight probably replaced, some scattered marks and dents. Lock has been professionally reconverted back to flintlock configuration, even dark grey patina with some pitting in center of lockplate. Brass retains a mellow patina with some dark areas. Stock is refinished, some scattered dents and marks from use, forend has last 15" professionally replaced. Excellent signature and engraving, overall a very nice example of Kunz's early work in Philadelphia. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Kunz; Model-Flintlock; Caliber-.52 Bore; Barrel Length-48"; FFL Status-Antique;

Smoothbore octagonal barrel is unmarked. Flat flintlock lockplate stamped "W. KETLAND" in center. Four piece brass patchbox with engraved single line border and raised convex lid, release button on top tang of buttplate. Brass trigger guard with tombstone finial. Sideplate with beveled edges and terminating at rear in an elongated tombstone shape, as does the toeplate and ramrod entry ferrule. Vacant silver oval wrist escutcheon. Full length stock of figured maple and Berks County, Pennsylvania form has a deep groove carved on each side of the forend. Incised borders around lock and sideplate, fleur-de-lis around comb and around barrel tang. Left side of buttstock is incised carved with "C" scrolls comprised of deep flutes and thinner extensions, scrolls also forward of cheekpiece and border carved above. Very good condition. Barrel retains a mostly dark grey patina with scattered marks. Lock probably professionally reconverted to flintlock configuration, although very well aged and colored, grey patina with some pitting in center of lockplate. Brass retains a mellowing patina. Stock excellent; as refinished, with entire forend replaced beginning under lock and some scattered marks from use. Henry Mauger worked in Berks County, PA. He was born in 1750 and died in 1826. Mauger is listed in Douglass Township in tax assessments of 1781-1790 and as a gunsmith from 1802-1805. The patchbox finial seen here is similar to that used by John Derr, who may have been his apprentice. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-John Derr; Model-Fullstock; Caliber-.60 Bore; Barrel Length-50"; FFL Status-Antique;

Rifled octagonal barrel, signed "PK" in script in an ovoid panel decorated with acanthus leaves on each end. Barrel possibly a recycled barrel, as original sight grooves have been filled, the front with brass, and engraved, appears to probably have been made this way, rather than shortened, due to placement of signature in relation to rear sight. Flat percussion stamp engraved lockplate with rounded tail and marked "J. GOLCHER" in a banner. Double set triggers. Ornate pierced four piece brass patchbox finely engraved with scrolls, foliage and florals. Brass convex button, open patchbox lid on toeplate. Toeplate engraved with pineapple finial and borders, two rectangular piercings. Faceted brass trigger guard and finely engraved wearplate stretching to ramrod entry ferrule. Rococo scroll in center with acanthus leaves at each end. Large engraved brass inlays featuring an encircled flower on each side of forend between front of lockplate and entry ferrule. Brass barrel keys surrounded by silver oval escutcheons with engraved borders. Ten silver inlays with engraved fish on each side of wrist and large portrait of a man inlaid above cheekpiece and vacant silver oval wrist escutcheon with engraved border. Rectangular bone inlay on face of cheekpiece and a large brass inlay below cheekpiece which reflects the shape of portrait above and is engraved. Typical Kunz type two-piece pierced brass sideplate engraved with scrolls. Left side of buttstock inlaid with a large engraved Indian chief's head with a headdress in bottom corner. Highly figured full-length maple stock of familiar later Lehigh County, Pennsylvania form, inlaid with six small bone stars, three on each side of barrel tang. This is a very elaborate and ornately engraved rifle by a well-known master gunsmith, probably one of his finest examples. Excellent condition; barrel retains a dark brown patina with some pitting around bolster and breech, some light pitting at tang and scattered marks. Lock retains a brown patina with some light scattered pitting. Brass and silver have been polished but now retains a dull finish with some dark areas, engraving shows very little wear. Stock refinished, some scattered dents, minor age cracks and marks from use. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Peter Kunz; Model-Rifle; Caliber-.50 Bore; Barrel Length-38";

Rifled octagonal over-under barrels with silver front sights and silver ribs on each side, engraved with foliage and one side displaying a ramrod with silver ramrod furls. Swivel breech mechanism with a bolster at each breech. Swivel breech mechanism is activated by pulling a trigger forward of the trigger guard which releases the breech making it free to swivel. Breech is engraved on each side with finely executed scrolls and on top and bottom with stiff leaf and Acanthus leaf engraving. Single lock in original percussion configuration, on right side. Lockplate engraved with scrolls and florals and silver side plate on opposite side engraved en suite and signed "GIBBS", probably the owner's name. Double set triggers. Ornate four piece pierced silver patchbox engraved with checkered panels, Acanthus leaves, 'C' scrolls, flowers, and foliage; vacant silver oval wrist escutcheon with sprigs of engraving at top and bottom. Silver tube for pick mounted below cheekpiece and engraved Moravian star in oval above cheekpiece. Pierced silver plate on left side of buttstock displaying foliage engraving and 'C' scrolls. Silver trigger guard engraved with foliage and Acanthus leaves and full length wear plate from toe to trigger guard bow in engraved with scrolls and florals and pierced with a heart and diamond; checkered bone patchbox release button. Highly figured maple stock of late Kunz form with relief molding along bottom of buttstock. Wooden ramrod with bone tip. Excellent condition; barrels retain an even dark brown patina, ribs have excellent engraving with some areas polished. Lock and swivel mechanism retain a brown patina and mechanism functions well. Silver furniture is mostly unpolished. Stock is excellent as refinished with a few light scattered marks from use. The engraving and furniture is in the style of maker Peter Kunz. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Gibbs; Model-O/U Rifle; Caliber-.52 Bore; Barrel Length-40-3/16"; FFL Status-Antique;

Round smoothbore steel barrel with bayonet lug mounted on top, near muzzle. Flintlock mechanism with lockplate measuring 6-1/4" and marked "Charleville" in center and stamped with a crown over "D". Typical French Model 1766 steel furniture, button-tipped ramrod and sling swivels. Full length walnut stock, left side stamped with "D" inspection mark, right side carved with initials "C+N", thought to be associated with American use. About 37,000 long arms, many of them being Model 1766 muskets, arrived from France in the Spring of 1777 into Portsmouth, New Hampshire. This French acknowledgement of support was a direct result of the Continental victory at the Battle of Saratoga in October 1777. For a similar example, see page 93, plate 43 MM of "Battle Weapons of the American Revolution" by George C. Neumann. Excellent condition; barrel retains a dark, even brown patina with some light pitting near breech. Lock is probably one of the finest in existence, with only some corrosion in pan and marks on frizzen face, the lock is pristine with excellent markings, very crisp edges and an even brown patina, matching that of the barrel. Steel furniture has a heavy brown patina, some pitting on buttplate and sideplate. Stock excellent with scattered dents and marks from use, one minor chip forward of lock. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Charleville; Model-1762; Caliber-.72 Bore; Barrel Length-44-3/4"; FFL Status-Antique;

This shotgun was made first year of produciton. 1930-31. It is considered Winchester's finest effort regarding to quality, liability, and strength. Despite being offered as production gun, it was and is a custom hand built shotgun. Each Model 21 built has a "personality of its own". Standard grade, solid matted rib, checkered walnut pistol grip stock, with the special order beaver tail forend. The hardware on the beaver tail forend matches serial number on gun and has a forward motion button release. On the 1935 sample order form for the Model 21, there is a box to choose either Standard or Beaver Tail forend. All standard grade forearms were splinter type or regular forearms until 1934 when the beaver tail forearm was offered as another option. Checkering sharp as new. The boxlock retains 98% of original blue, very minor edge wear. Trigger guard is 85% original blue with minor edge wear and rear tang. Buttstock is excellent, proud to metal, oil finished, few dings, has the Winchester logo solid red recoil pad. Lock up is tight as new. Beautiful, early, pre war Model 21. About as nice as you'll see, nice example with the desirable, deluxe walnut, special order beaver tail forend. Serial Number-461; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-21; Barrel Length-30"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic; Gauge-12; Chamber-2-3/4"; Length of Pull-14"; Drop at Comp-1-9/16"; Drop at Heel-2-9/16"; Internal Bore Diameter-Both - .736"; Barrel Wall Thickness-Both - .040"; Choke-Left - Full, Right - Modified;

The address on barrels is, "13. Bruton Street. London.". New premises were found just off New Bond Street at 13 Bruton Street. The company moved in on Monday June 10, 1960. A very similar shotgun can be found on page 318 listed as a Cased Royal Pigeon Gun #33852 with two sets of barrels tested on March 26, 1952. The information on this gun comes from the book, "Holland & Holland" by Donald Davis. This shotguns comes with an identical matched set with the only variants being the choke. They are finished in a beautiful polished royal blue, full scooped rib, single silver bead, the breech end of the rib and barrels is beautiful English scroll engraving that extends 2" from frame. The Holland & Holland along with 13. Bruton Street. London." is set in gold. The barrels are number 1 and C1, also in gold. Of course both barrels are both near mint, and have 99.99% blue showing no signs of use. The deluxe walnut checkered forend is a splinter style, finely hand checkered with an antiqued French satin nickel furniture which is finely engraved with an inset gold number 1 with a Deeley push button release with the exception of the rear section which is engraved and finished in the same blue as barrels. It is gold plated, locking mechanism is inside, excellent condition with the exception of two quarter inch storage nicks on breech left side that have been on there for awhile and could easily be repaired to not exist. The frame is a true side lock that features complete coverage, English fine scroll engraving, all of the protruding pins are finished in gold and as are the double set triggers. Front locking mechanism, the word 'safe', and the number 1 on barrel release are gold as well. The barrel release and side plate take down mechanism were finished in royal blue and are all engraved. The frame side plates show no visible screw heads. In fact, the only screws can be found at the bottom of the frame, rear bottom of trigger guard, and take down lever, all of which are royal blue and engraved as well. Serial number on lower tang is set in gold, the trigger guard is in royal blue and the frame is a French satin nickel with antique background. The face of the receiver, around firing pins shows only a ghost image indication little to no use. The deluxe grained walnut stock features extremely fine wrap around hand checkering at wrist and butt with tear drop side panels and gold owners ID plaque at base. Wood to metal fit is as to be expected, flawless, as is the oil finish and execution of checkering is beyond the talent of just about any living wood worker. This fine set comes in an original monogramed, "RJH", leather case with straps, solid brass corners, made of oak, lined in green velvet with the trade makers label in leather on inside lid. Comes with a set of Holland & Holland English black leather barrel covers, ebony cleaning rod, Holland & Holland nickel plated oil bottle, two Holland & Holland snap caps, cleaning brushes, keys and black leather pouch. The replacement cost to order this shotgun today would take several years and would be north of $75,000USD. It is obvious this a shotgun for the man who wants only the best and can afford to pay for it. It would be a prize in any gun room or in the field. Serial Number-30786; Manufacturer-Holland & Holland; Model-SxS; Barrel Length-27"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic; Gauge-12; Chamber-2-3/4"; Length of Pull-15-3/8"; Drop at Comp-1-3/8"; Drop at Heel-2-1/8"; Internal Bore Diameter-0.729; Barrel Wall Thickness-All .034";CORRECTION: This shotgun has a Deeley released, not an Anson Release. This shotgun has a Deeley released, not an Anson Release. Comes with factory letter. Additional information: 12 Bore Royal Model. Two triggers - hand detachable, side lock ejector with self opening action. 28" steel barrel(s). Year 1926. Work order added to 5-22-24. New Barrel 1976. New barrel 1977. 12/27" Full-Full. 

Comprised of: 1) Reproduction Imperial German pre-WWI Prussian Guard tunic with red stand up collar and cuffs with yellow trim. Having white shoulder boards, 19 brass buttons and full black lining. Small medal reading 1914 - 1918. 2) Original Imperial German NCO blue tunic with heavy silver embroidered button holes on cuffs and collar and cuffs edged with silver lace with red line borders. Upper lining missing but skirt lining in tact, otherwise in excellent condition.

White, single breasted tail coat of cotton weave. With red "stand and fall" collar and boot cuffs. Buttons are convex brass buttons with crown/PBF in gothic script. Red skirt turnbacks, white cotton tape, button holes on cuffs and soiling on interior. Overall good condition. Bearing label on the inside, "Amsterdam Costumer".

Unknown red wool dolman with white worsted cords and tape. Stand up collar. Red and blue sleeve facings with silver bullion tape. Three rows of spherical silver button totaling 54. Several are newer replacements. Back with white cotton cord and tape. Off white lining having leather waist panel. Shows wear to bottom white cords from use. Extensive moth graze.