Miscellaneous - Spurs, Militaria, Uniforms, Western, Indian

Antique pewter powder flask, floral design, with brass collar (spout is missing). Overall length is ~6".
Poor to fair condition, seam split in two locations; spout is missing.
Sold as is.

Offered here is a MAGIC cast iron single-shot pistol. These are often advertised as a "cap pistol" but I strongly believe these are functional and may be able to fire a rimfire cartridge of an obsolete ~.17 caliber. The hammer has a straight vertical firing pin as on rimfire .22 pistols; the barrel is unobstructed and I believe was intended for a projectile to pass through it. Most of these will likely be considered Antiques as I would not go so far as to put them in the Curio & Relic category; certainly they fall into the non-technical term of Firearms Curiosa. I have seen virtually identical examples with the cast-in wording, "PAT'D/OCT 17,/99" but this appears to be an earlier version without patent date.
Hammer does not lock in place and falls forward on its own; locking lever - that releases the barrel so it can be tipped down and loaded - is broken off (this lever would protrude forward of the trigger guard, appearing as a second trigger). Fair condition.
Sold as-is, no warranty implied or given. Not sold as a shooter. Please have any gun you plan to shoot thoroughly checked by a competent gunsmith prior to firing.
Considered an antique gun, manufactured before 1899. A great collector's item.

Original Marbles USA No.99 self-contained gun cleaning kit. Comes with case and lid, three tubular extensions (one with slot for swab), and two brass brushes (two calibers). Stamped into the kit body near the screw-on cap is, "MARBLES - U.S.A NO.99". Overall length unassembled is ~4-5/8" (cylindrical body with lid on).
Very good condition.
Sold as is.

French Agricultural Show Medal. Award states, "comice agricole de marche concours du 7 septembre 1921" which roughly translates to, "agricultural pear of market competition of September 7 1921". Roughly 2" in diameter; good condition.

Original Deck Log of the USS Cuyama - AO/AO-3 USS Cuyama, Fleet Oiler, January 1, 1918 to December 31, 1918. Click on image to the left for more details.

Pistol powder horn with four-step adjustable spout, semi-flat with oval base, round top; brass collar/spout and base. Overall length is ~5-1/2".
Very good condition.
Sold as is.