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U.S. Cavalry Rig
Circa 1885

An excellent overall condition US Cavalry Prairie Belt Rig. Both the holster and belt show no modifications, damage, and little to no use. A great Cavalry Rig, rarely found in this condition.
Antique .44 Henry Ammo
Circa 1880’s
An early OPENED box of circa 1880’s antique 44 Henry Ammo by the U. S. Metallic Cartridge Co. It’s a buff box with a blue top and side sealing labels.

Spotted Rig for Colt SAA
MGM Studio Marked

This is a fabulous Spotted Rig for Colt SAA from the early turn of the century, black in color with nickel plated spots. The large single loop holster is for a Colt Single Action revolver with a 4 ¾” barrel.
Colt 45 SAA Nickel
Made 1887
A Colt 45 SAA Nickel revolver in excellent original condition, made in 1887, and shipped in 1890. A very attractive black powder single action revolver in every respect.

Antique 45 Colt Ammo
Circa 1911

These black powder boxes of Antique 45 Colt ammo are difficult to find and always in demand. This was the last “black powder” loading after the Remington/UMC merger in 1911.