1860s- 1870s Colt's Navy Slim Jim Holster.

A pair of well marked saddle pommel holsters for Colt Navy revolvers with strong "Main & Winchester / San Francisco" oval cartouche on both sides of the connecting straps. Decorative leather work show

Description: Colt Model 1861 Navy Revolver/ Civil War era 36 Caliber with Holster. ADDRESS COL. SAMS COLT NEW YORK US AMERICA. serial number 192115

Description: Colt Model 1861 Navy Revolver/ Civil War era 36 Caliber with Holster. ADDRESS COL. SAMS COLT NEW YORK US AMERICA. serial number 192115

The holster has a history of being on the USS Olympia. Holds Colt 1905. Leather is in great condition with only small signs of wear. Button on from flap is missing. 14 inches long.

1966 CWA Telephone Communications Emblem; 1980 University of Notre Dame; 1980 Navy "Doc Jim"; All Used Conditions.

COLT (JIM FRENCH 1932-2017) Cattlemen. Pencil with white heightening in gouache on paper. 430x353 mm; 17x13 inches. Signed with the artist's pseudonym "Colt" and dated in pencil, lower left recto, and

COLT (JIM FRENCH 1932-2017) "Lock and Key." Pencil on paper. 432x356 mm; 17x14 inches. Signed and dated "©Colt `68" in pencil, lower image, center. 1968. Loose and cornered to window matte. Provena

Slim Jim Lounge Chair by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates. Reupholstered / New Foam. Size: H54" x W32" x D24"

Civil War tintype of Union soldier holding 2 Colt Navy revolvers, case is 3.5"T x 3.25"W

See through clip hardware, red back with hand painted side stripes, tiny yellow good glass eyes, unmarked spinners, VG+/Ex- condition.

See through clip hardware, blue back with hand painted side stripes, tiny yellow good glass eyes, unmarked spinners, VG+/Ex- condition.

Pair of early Shakespeare Slim Jim minnows, both smaller size single prop, belly chipping.

Nine (9) Topical CDVs, 1860s-1870sto include: Washington portrait from Bogardus studio , New York City; Irish entertainers Delehanty and Hengler, inscribed and signed by Hengler; an unknown building;

1860's-1870's huge map of Milwaukee. Measures unframed 45"x39", framed 58"x44", good condition considering age, has creasing and some yellowing.

AN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT EXOTIC WOODS INLAID MARQUETRY AND EBONIZED WOOD CENTER TABLE, PROBABLY POTTIER & STYMUS, NEW YORK, 1860s-1870s, the recessed floriform top with inset dark chestnut medallion cent

Sixth plate tintype of a grizzled, double-armed Union horse soldier,  holding what appears to be an M1851 Colt Navy across his chest with one hand while the other grips a sword. He wears headgear

It is believed this circa 1860s-1870s 4 strip Calcutta cane rod is the only known rod marked and attributed to Thomas and Henry Pritchard. The elaborate engraving on the nickel silver butt cap reads "

A VINTAGE SIDE SHOW ADVERTISING POSTER, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. "Look at life" presents Big Baby Bertha and Slim Jim. Framed 31.75 inches x 46.5 inches overall (80.5 x 118 cm). SHIPPING NOTICE:

A FRENCH CHINOISERIE FAIENCE FOO LION CLOCK, MAJORELLE WITH JAPY FRÈRES CLOCKWORKS, NANCY, 1860s-1870s, the Persian turquoise blue parcel gilt painted mythical beast having a flaming tail, and swirli

A GENEROUS GROUPING OF ODDITY AND SIDESHOW PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING LIONEL, AUGER GIANT AND SORDIE MIDGET, CONJOINED TWINS, PINHEADS, GRACE GILBERT, SLIM JIM, SUTHERLAND SISTERS, ELI BOWN, CHARLES TRIPP,

The largest piece in this group (measuring approximately 3 3/4" at its widest point) is by Navajo artisan Yazzie Slim Jim of Chinle, AZ. The reverse bears their "YSJ" hallmark. Another piece bears the

Great lot of vintage toy cap guns including cast iron. Some included are Hero, King, Colt, Navy, Pluck, Parole, Big Chief, and more. Some wear to each. Examine

Vintage Sideshow Advertisement Lithograph Poster, reads "Look at Life" Presents Big-Baby Bertha and Slim Jim, The Mrs. Big Bertha! 540lbs The Mr! Slim Jim 68lbs, "Believe it or Not"; used condition, w

1963 TOPPS 553 ROOKIE STARS BASEBALL CARD Single Topps baseball card featuring 1963 rookie stars Brock Davis of the Colts, Jim Gosger of the Red Sox, John Herrnstein of the Phillies, and Stargell of t