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I’m helping a Veteran Organization with a Clay Shooting Fundraiser, if you are near San Antonio, TX and want to participate feel free to message me. If you want to buy a Raffle ticket for a Beretta Silver Pigeon (Open Anyone, will ship out of state) message me as well. Thanks.

1908 Union Metallic Cartridge Company (UMC) Poster.

Wi******er Case Insert or Hanging advertisement pre 1906. “The Hunters Choice. ******er ******ershotguns ***t

Rare Box of a Robin Hood Ammunition Company Shotgun Shells. Made 1906-1915. Thanks for looking. ***tshooting

1920s Re*****on Die cut advertising with a hunter. Get your Game. *****on

Re*****on Game load Die Cut from 1920-30s. *****on *****onumc

Re*****on UMC 3D window display Diecut. 1920s advertising Re*****on Game Loads. *****on *****onumc

“Learn to shoot for Defense of yourself and Country” Shooting Gallery Banner. These would be used as advertising, hung in the shooting gallery or used as intended, draped over a table. Second Photo is the banner being using probably in the 1940s. Look at waist level and you will see two of these banners. Thanks for looking. ******er ******er1890 ******erwestern

Eprouvette or Gunpowder Tester. These were used to test gunpowders power or strength. You add a sample of powder to the small chamber on top and fire it like a gun to get a reading in the dial. This example dates from about 1800 and is probably French. ****ms ****ms

Box of Rare Wi******er 9.8 mm Automatic C**t Cartridges for Experimental C**t Semi-Automatic Pistol. Dates to about 1910 very few Boxes were produced. Thanks for looking. **t ******er ******erammo #1910 #1911

The Wi******er Junior Rifle Corps. Formed in 1918 to promote marksmanship among young Americans. These 1923/1920 Wi******er advertisings are really beautiful, imagine this in a store front during WWI, Children would certainly want a rifle. ******er ******errifles ******erjuniorriflecorps ****ms ******errepeatingarms ***tshooting

Western Cartridge Company Die cut. Never seen this one so happy to have even if faded a bit. Thanks for looking.

A Patriot’s Vision. Beautiful DuPont Company magazine cover. A veteran fulfilling his wartime dreams of farming and success (with help from DuPont’s farm explosives) is how I interpret it. Thanks for looking.

Warren Powder Mills 1863-1887. Produced many types of gun, blasting, mining powders in Warren, Maine. Not a large company, only a few employees and produced about 1500lbs a day. Here is a few tins and an extremely rare powder salesman sample set, complete and original, possible only one or two know to exist. Thanks for looking.

Wi******er Ranger Shotgun Shell advertising. A small die-cut sign that would have hung in a sporting good shop or department. This one is from 1926. Thanks for looking. ******er ******errepeatingarms ******erranger

Horrible News! Re*****on .22 Ammo die cut advertising piece. Possibly from the 1940s and possibly a piece cut from the right side, I’m not certain as this is the only one I have seen. Reference to small game scared of new and improved Kleanbore ammo. Thanks for looking. *****on

Re*****on Express die cut advertisement probably from the 1950s-60s. Really a great piece with the duck. Thanks for looking. *****on *****onshotguns

Some of my recent finds of Gunpowder Tins added to my collection. Really love the Labels on these very rare cans all about 150 years old.

Rare Austin Cartridge Company shotgun shell box. ***t

Earlier this year I bought some printing blocks that were originally used by the King Powder Company in Ohio. I found a local lady that still operated an antique printing press and she created these prints with the original blocks. Cool that a few people have held on to some old world skills. These were used for both product label making and catalog printing. Thanks for looking. ***t

Beat Back the Hun!!! This is a WWI Poster designed to vilify Germany and raise funds to fight the War by the issuing of Liberty Bonds. The term “Hun” was an intentional derogatory term referencing an earlier European people know for savage and barbaric fighting methods. Thanks for looking.

1950s Wi******er Countertop Diecut Display. Real box of .270 slides into it for 3D effect. Thanks for following me! ******er

Merlin & Bray .30 Cupfire Revolver. Mid 1800s pistol that was made as a “work around” to Rollin White/ Smith & Wesson patent for the revolver. Cartridge was loaded from front, fired and ejected from front. Thanks for looking.

Buy More Liberty Bonds! A really great and original WWI poster enticing the public to purchase a bond from the government to support the War effort. From a time when “all gave some.” Thanks for looking.

Western Cartridge Company Advertising diecut. One of my favorite die-cuts in my collection.