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Nice example.

Nice original cup. Dated 1940.

Nice grouping with can.

Nice stock with hand guard.

Nice grouping

Nice grouping.

Very scarce. 4.25" long.

Nice grouping.

Nice old trap. Handmade.

Salesman sample from the Tomahawk Live Trap Company of Michigan. Scarce.

Unusual, hard to find.

Very nice example with label.

Very nice example.

Scarce.

Nice handmade trap.

Scarce.

Scarce

Nice example.

7 hole pan variant.

December 02 Patent. Very fine example.

Nice example.

Nice old trap.

Various makers. Nice grouping.

Nice grouping

Scarce.

Nice example

Nice example.

Excellent example. Dec 02 Patent pan.

Nice example.

Nice example.

Scarce.

Scarce.

Scarce.

Marked US on base. Scarce.

Nice example.

Marked property of US on base. Nice example.

Jaw mark as shown. Scarce.

Very nice example.

Nice example

Nice example.

Nice example.

Solid pan. Early.

Nice example.

Keyhole spring, Cast pan. Figure 8 Cast Chain. Hard to find.

Two piece pain. Scarce.

Nice example.

Very nice example.

Nice grouping of traps.

Nice old pair of traps.

Nice old trap.

Cast 8 chain. Nice early trap with readable pan and springs. Full length cast 8 chain.

02' patent. Nice example. No chain.

Very early trap. Cast springs, and cast pan. Pan is hard to read. No chain.

Very nice trap. Has a US Govt kinkless chain but no US govt markings.

Nice grouping.

1888 first edition. Wonderful and rare book on hunting and trapping in the Northwest by J. Turner-Turner. Illustrated by Constance Hoare.

New in original box. 2.75" wide. Made from a Newhouse no 4 raised letter trap pan.

New in original box. 2.75" wide. Made from a Newhouse no 4 raised letter trap pan.

Was owned by Jerry Lewis Retired Federal Trapper. Trap is painted silver to prevent oxidation while used in the moisture.

Nice big drag. 11" tall.

US Property marked. Nice example.

Made in Kalispell Montana for the Federal Government as a trial/prototype. Never was brought into production. May be the only existent example. Belong

Nice example.

Nice example.

Government chain but no markings.

Nice example.

Nice example.

Nice example.

Trapper stamped. Mismatched springs.

Nice example.

Nice example.

Nice example.

Nice example.

Nice example.

Decent example.

Nice trap.

Decent example.

Rusty.

Hard to read markings

Very nice example in presentation box as shown. Appears to have been fired very little. Requires FFL Transfer, C&R Not Accepted.

As nice as you will ever find. BYF44 code. No import marks. All original bluing. Matching holster. Requires FFL Transfer, C&R Not Accepted.

Very fine example. Marked as shown. Requires FFL Transfer, C&R Not Accepted.

Sporterized into a 30-06. Unground Mum. Requires FFL Transfer, C&R Not Accepted.

Does not require FFL Transfer.

Nice old pistol. Engraved as shown. Does not require FFL Transfer

Nice example with bayonet. Does not require FFL Transfer.

Made in 1875. Caliber marking is not present on brass extractor. Top dust cover is correct to the rifle but is easily dislodged as the stopper pin hol

Matched pair. Markings not visible. Both have the sea lanyard loops as shown. Does not require FFL transfer.

Dragoon Pistol by Mortimer. Has the British East India Company seal as shown. All original. Dated 1802. Does not require FFL Transfer.

Very finely made shotgun. 12ga. Engraved. Requires FFL Transfer

Forend is a replacement, and needs screws and a dovetail to fit. Top of receiver has been drilled as shown. Requires FFL Transfer.

WW1 Bethlehem Steel Company 37mm 1lb Cannon. Only 200 ever manufactured under contract for the French Army. When the US entered the war in 1917, the U