31766R owned by Sir Charles Compton William Domvile (1822-1884).
#.577 TRANTER SERIAL#
Very good condition.Ī rare 54 Bore bullet mould for Beaumont Adams percussion revolver serial no. Very good condition.Ī 44 Bore (approx.47") ball mould. 44" twin cavity bullet mould for a Colt 1860 Army revolver. 39" ) 6 cavity gang mould with wooden handles made by William Davis. Some rust and pitting to the steel sprue cuttoff.Ī 78 Bore (about. Marked with Robert Adams registered design mark. Very good condition.Ī twin cavity 54 bore bullet mould for a Beaumont Adams percussion revolver. 36") bullet mould for an English percussion revolver. Very good condition.Ī twin cavity 90 bore (about. 360 conical bullet mould with hollow nose (pin missing). I have never seen a mould like this before. Good condition.Ī 12 bore conical bullet mould with hollow base casting a strange bullet with spiral wings. 577 conical bullet mould with hollow base. Dirty and could do with a careful clean.Īn unusual. Missing the nose pin but it shouldn't be too difficult to make a replacement one.Ī selection of ball moulds. Great quality as you would expect with Alex Henry. The mould is in bronze with blued steel cut off and hardwood handle. 450 conical bullet mould with hollow nose for a rifle by Alexander Henry of Edinburgh. Stamped on the bottom of the hollow base plug with 400 which I think is the grain weight of the bullet.
#.577 TRANTER PATCH#
The bullet would be wrapped in a paper patch and used in a. 441" calibre bullet mould with hollow base. Very good condition and a rare opportunity to get one of these huge moulds.Ī 46 BORE (.465" calibre) ball mould by William Davis and stamped with their initials. Stamped "6" on one side and "WD" on the other side for William Davis who was one of the best 19th Century mould makers. Good conditionĪ massive bronze 6 Bore (.93") conical bullet mould with hollow base. Lancaster London on one side and "WD" on the other side for William Davis who was one of the best 19th Century mould makers. Would look good with a cased pair of pistols.Ī Charles Lancaster conical. The screw on which the cut off plate swings is missing a portion of the head but it still functions well.Ī 40 Bore (.48") ball mould. A rare mould.Ī 6 gang ball mould casting six balls of about 120 Bore (.32"). Probably for a Calisher & Terry rifle or carbine as they were usually produced in 30 bore. Missing the seperate hollow base tool.Ī 30 Bore (.546") bullet mould. Holland (for Henry Holland who was the predecessor to Holland & Holland London ). Very good condition.Ī 14 Bore round ball bullet mould marked H. 31" ) single cavity mould for an English percussion revolver. I have never seen a mould like this before so if anyone knows anything more about it I should love to hear from you. 400 conical bullet mould with three wooden handles and detachable hollow base. Very good condition.Ī very unusual and high quality. Gold washed moulds and indeed gold washed rifles were popular amongst the Indian nobility during the 19th Century and this could well have been cased with a Charles Lancaster rifle or another Best maker. This mould would have been cased with a Best London or Edinburgh rifle destined for an Indian Prince. 360 bullet mould fully engraved and gold washed casting a bullet with a hollow base. Unusual in that the two parts of the mould form the top and bottom of the bullet, so avoiding any side seam or flange. From left to right:ġ80 bore (.275") mould with twin pronged nipple key in one leg (one of the prongs has lost it's point) marked HH on the reverse £85.Ħ6 bore (.41") ball mould by William Davis £80.Īn unusual 18 Bore (.65") bullet mould made by the renowned mould maker William Davis. Keith Neal collection £85.Ī selection of bullet moulds with rammers of the type normally found cased with pepperbox revolvers. Twin cavity 90 bore (.34") bullet and ball mould combined with a nipple key and rammer Ex. High quality 64 bore (.418") bullet mould combined with a nipple key. These could be for air guns.įrom left to right: 120 bore, 120 bore, 120 bore, 130 bore, 130 bore, 140 bore,160 bore and 170 bore. From left to right 88 bore, 92 bore, 94 bore, 95 bore, 96 bore and 115 bore.Ī selection of ball moulds.
From left to right: 84 bore (.37"), 100 bore (.34") and 110 bore (.34").Ī selection of small ball moulds. A selection of ball moulds with barrel keys on one leg.
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