country sporting sale

* A powder measure, cartridge extractors etc.

Sold for £35

* A collection of snap caps, to include Cogswell & Harrison 16 bore, 12 and 20 bore.

Sold for £35

* A daisy bell target, with original box, together with a BSA target.

Sold for £75

* Five turn screws.

Sold for £110

* A vintage box of Eley white felt wads, 12 gauge, together with a Nomisgard hand guard, a spirit flask, hand warmer and bottles of cleaner.

Sold for £20

* Seven gun powder tins, to include Curtis & Harvey, Red Dot, Noble No 80 etc.

Sold for £20

* Four vintage tins of gunpowder, Schultz, Curtis & Harvey etc.

Sold for £75

* Two vintage tins of Amberlite gunpowder by Curtis & Harvey.

Sold for £110

* Four vintage tins of Eley No. 1 percussion caps, 100, 250 and 500.

Sold for £35

* Four vintage tins of percussion caps, to include Joyces, Kynoch and Dixie Gun Works.

Sold for £18

* Three cannon balls, +/- 9 cm & 8 cm

Sold for £130

* A military issue oil bottle stamped J & RO 1952, together with four oil tins, Youngs 303, Express Gun Oil etc.

Sold for £15

* A Scotch duck call, together with another call.

Sold for £15

* A 16 bore metallic cartridge crimping tool, together with a lead pourer and a cleaning rod.

Sold for £90

* Two cartridge extractors with combined whistles, a 12 bore folding version and a 16 bore.

Sold for £90

* James Dixon & Sons Sheffield, a re-capper for pin fire cartridges. See DJ Baker Cartridge Tools page 16, together with a whistle, nipple key etc.

Sold for £100

* A 12 bore re-capper, together with a cartridge extractor etc. See DJ Baker Cartridge Tools page 20.

Sold for £50

* WW Greener a 12 bore cartridge extractor with combined whistle, stamped WW. G, together with another 12 bore cartridge extractor.

Sold for £100

* A whistle made from horn, length 7 cm.

Not Sold

* A vintage lead goose or swan call, length 30 cm.

Not Sold

* Two wood pigeon or tawny owl calls, turned wood, +/- 12 cm and 13 cm.

Sold for £45

* Two brass horns, the larger 16 cm marked Caldbeck 1932 and the smaller 10.5 cm.

Sold for £20

* Joh Engstrom a Swedish folding barrel knife, marked on the inside JE 1874. Overall length 16 cm, together with a roe buck antler handled fire steel in a leather sheath.

Sold for £50

* A vintage duck call together with a horn covered glass flask with silver plated top, stacking cups and a Milbro catapult.

Sold for £40

* Eley paperweight in the form of a Grand Prix cartridge with shot and pheasant feathers.

Sold for £85

* Parker Hale AGP Bisley Works, Birmingham, a cased cleaning kit, containing oil bottle, dead black for rifle sights, various brushes etc.

Sold for £50

* Chesterman & Bottom Sheffield, a leather covered drinking flask with pewter top, together with a set of four enamel stacking cups with an early leather covered flask and two miniature flasks in the form of shotgun cartridges, one marked Kelbrook Shooting School.

Sold for £50

* Hardy Alnwick, a rare humane bird dispatcher.

Sold for £260

* James Dixon & Sons Sheffield a circular oil bottle, together with three other oil bottles.

Sold for £60

* Parker Hale Birmingham, AGP Bisley Works, Birmingham, two cal 22 wooden rifle cartridge cases.

Sold for £30

* A quantity of shotgun chokes and choke keys, to include Beretta, Browning etc.

Sold for £35

* Six ammunition tins, boxes etc, to include pin fire cartridges for Laucheux revolvers, Knall-Patronen 320 alarm cartridges etc.

Sold for £20

* A Chubb shotgun multi gauge, suitable for 12, 16 and 20 bore shotguns.

Sold for £190

Four magazines, 22LR etc.

Sold for £30

Brocock Ltd England air rifle pump.

Sold for £20

12 bore cartridge maker by W Bartram & Co.

Sold for £50

Coaching horn, silver plate and copper body with brass ribs. 115 cm long.

Not Sold

A Stearns waterproof jacket in advantage timber, together with a pair of Groundwork boots Size 9 and a leather 12 bore cartridge belt.

Sold for £45

A Parker Hale 12 bore shotgun cleaning kit, housed in a leatherette case.

Sold for £20

A Parker Hale Border Range canvas and leather shotgun slip, together with a Quality Gun Slips leather cartridge bag.

Sold for £50

A three gun cabinet. Height 135 cm, width 20 cm, depth 22 cm, with single key.

Sold for £50

Two shotgun cleaning kits.

Sold for £10

A quantity of gun locking devices, padlocks etc.

Not Sold

Two doormats, Howa Rifles and Webley & Scott shotguns. 30 x 123 cm and 31 x 128 cm.

Sold for £24

Two doormats, Howa Rifles and Webley & Scott shotguns. 30 x 123 cm and 31 x 128 cm.

Sold for £26

Three synthetic rifle stocks, Webley & Scott, Tikka and Browning.

Sold for £45

A rifle stock for a Ruger 10 22 standard barrel.

Sold for £22

A laminate rifle stock for a Ruger 10 22 bull barrel.

Sold for £35

A Champion trap taxi, new in sealed box.

Sold for £30

A Wild Hunter premium bipod, 6 - 9" with tilt.

Sold for £30

A Team Beretta plastic gun case, fitted for a semi automatic shotgun.

Sold for £12

Franchi a plastic gun case fitted for a semi automatic shotgun.

Sold for £20

A Beretta plastic case, fitted for an over/under shotgun with 30" barrels.

Sold for £24

A near full box of CCI standard size clay pigeons, together with a metal 50 cal military ammunition tin.

Sold for £15

Two boxes of decoys (duck, pigeon, crow), and various shotgun slips, bags, cleaning rods etc.

Sold for £20

Two air rifle target pellet catchers, a air rifle metal target in the form of wild boar and four tins of .177 air rifle pellets.

Sold for £30

A Deben electronic ferret finder, together with various purse nets, sharpening stone etc.

Sold for £14

A six gun cabinet, with internal shelving together with a leatherette cartridge bag. Height 123 cm, width 61 cm, depth 31 cm.

Sold for £130

A leather fifty 410 cartridge belt.

Sold for £60

A Browning fixed blade hunting knife, in a miniature Bowie style. Overall length 20 cm, blade length 4".

Sold for £30

A Buck model 121 fixed blade knife, having a 5 1/2" blade. Overall length 24.5 cm.

Sold for £55

Bark River fixed blade knife, the blade marked Bark River Knife and Tool Escanaba, MI USA and the other side "first production run", having a brown micarta handle, blade length 4 1/2". Overall lengt 21.5 cm.

Sold for £140

J.E. Middleton & Sons, a fixed blade hunting knife marked J.E. Middleton & Sons and to the other side hand forged. Having horn scales, blade length 4 1/2". Overall length 23.5 cm.

Sold for £130

Joseph Rogers & Sons, a large folding knife, marked to the blade Joseph Rogers & Sons To Strike Fire, 6 Norfolk Street, Sheffield, England, having a 5 1/2" blade. Overall length 29 cm excluding carrying loop.

Sold for £180

Heubertz a Damascus fixed blade knife, with burr scales having a 3" blade. Overall length 18 cm, with original box.

Sold for £110

Alan Wood a fixed blade knife, with a 2 3/4" blade. Overall length 16 cm, with black micarta scales and red liners.

Sold for £160

A five gun cabinet, height 135 cm, width 31 cm, depth 22 cm, with two sets of keys.

Sold for £130

Two cleaning kits, 12 bore and 410, together with three cartridge belts, a Bisley rifle with scope bag and a pair of shooting gloves.

Sold for £20

A bag containing five mallard and three teal plastic decoy ducks, together with a camouflage net.

Sold for £18

A vintage bag containing two camouflage nets.

Sold for £16

Three camouflage jackets, two Size XL, one Size L, two pairs of boots and three wooden coat hooks.

Sold for £35

A Bratton Sound three gun cabinet with keys. Height 131 cm, width 21.5 cm, depth 20 cm.

Sold for £60

A security product seven gun cabinet with keys, in coffee and cream. Height 130 cm, width 40 cm, depth 26 cm.

Sold for £75

A Tracer Max gun mounted lamp, with dry cell battery and bag.

Sold for £15

Barbour a pair of waxed chaps, together with a pair of gaiters Size M and a jacket liner.

Sold for £40

Two plastic duck decoys and a crow decoy.

Sold for £12

Four mid 20th century wooden duck decoys with folding brass keels, all marked DF (Daniel Foster - thought to be former gamekeeper at Cockermouth Castle, who made decoys by hand). Length 29 cm, height 15 cm.

Sold for £80

Five Max Baker pigeon shell decoys, early to mid 20th century, cardboard and canvas, together with a shell decoy mould.

Sold for £30

Six mid 20th century wood pigeon shell decoys, all marked DF (Daniel Foster - thought to be former gamekeeper at Cockermouth Castle, who made decoys by hand) and numbered 1-6, with detachable beaks for storage, all using Newey popper studs.

Sold for £50

A mid 20th century pigeon lofting decoy of hollow construction with a canvas wrapped body, together with various photographs of a decoy in use. One marked to the rear Will Foster The Man Who Made the Day.

Sold for £70

Two mid 20th century pigeon decoys, both stamped DF (Daniel Foster - thought to be former gamekeeper at Cockermouth Castle, who made decoys by hand), the first with detachable wings and tail, having a hollow alloy and wooden body with canvas wrap and glass eyes. The second being a feeding version, together with a tin containing various pegs, attachments, cradles etc. and a photograph of a gentleman with the flying decoy.

Sold for £650

A number of reloading items, rolled turnovers etc. to include a G & JW Hawksley powder measure, most items stamped DF (Daniel Foster - thought to be former gamekeeper at Cockermouth Castle, who made decoys by hand),

Sold for £40

A quantity of reloading equipment, de cappers, powder measures and four metallic Eley 12 bore grouse cartridges. some items stamped DF (Daniel Foster - thought to be former gamekeeper at Cockermouth Castle, who made decoys by hand),

Sold for £65

A metal cabinet with space for six weapons. Height 131 cm, width 41 cm, depth 20 cm.

Sold for £40

A vintage Team Beretta bag.

Sold for £4

Hardy The Phantom trout split cane fly rod, marked The Phantom Palakona in two sections, 8', line 5.

Sold for £280

A Daiwa Graphite salmon spinning rod, in two sections, 10'.

Sold for £45

A Worcestershire sea trout spinning rod, in two sections, 8'.

Sold for £35

Two split cane rods, a trout fly rod in three sections, 9' and a Hexicane salmon spinning rod, stamped Made in England, 10'

Sold for £22

Daiwa graphite salmon fly rod, model No. CF98-18 in four sections, 18', Line 10-12.

Sold for £35

Hardy a Greenheart trout fly rod, in three sections with two tips, 10' 2" together with a WJ Cummings Bishop Auckland cane and Greenheart salmon fly rod in three sections with two tips, 11' 9" (AF) both in Hardy bags with rod in hand logo.

Sold for £20

Hardy House of Hardy Fibalite Perfection salmon fly, in three sections, 14', Line 10.

Sold for £35

Sharpes of Aberdeen The Gordon salmon fly rod 2, in four sections, 15', Line 10 with hard rod tube.

Sold for £80

Sharpes of Aberdeen The Gordon trout fly rod, in three sections, 10' 6", Line 7 with hard rod tube.

Sold for £75

Sharpes of Aberdeen The Gordon trout fly rod, in three sections, 9', Line 6 with hard rod tube.

Sold for £80

Three rods to include Linuo spinning rod, in two sections 2.1 m, together with another spinning rod +/- 10' and a three piece salmon fly rod +/- 15'.

Sold for £30

Sharpes of Aberdeen The JS Sharpe spinning rod, with Scottie dog logo, in two sections, 8', together with a split cane trout fly rod in three sections with two tips, 9' 6".

Sold for £20

WR Pape of Newcastle, a split cane salmon fly rod in three sections with two tips +/- 13', together with a C Playfair & Co of Aberdeen Greenheart salmon fly rod, spliced in three sections with two tips (AF).

Sold for £22

Bruce & Walker a salmon fly rod in three sections, +/- 14 1/2', together with a Greenheart salmon fly rod in four sections and two beach castors.

Sold for £20

Four rods, to include WR Pape, Greenheart and cane trout fly rod, two other fly rods plus a bait casting reel (AF).

Sold for £15