Two American Powder Mills Dead Shot Tins

Two American Powder Mills Dead Shot Tins largest is 6 in. tall Two American Powder Mills tins. One label has an image of a hunter, a dog, and birds on the wing. One label has an image of a shot mallar

One Triple Refined Dead Shot Powder Tin 8 in. tall A red powder tin with a circular label that reads: "Triple Refined Dead Shot Sporting Powder Manufactured by the American Powder Mills, Boston, A.O.

Green tin with image of a pointer and hunter on one side and a single pointer on the other.  Measures 4.5" tall.

Black powder tin , boston, paper label (dead shot) Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $20.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping rates are determined by destination. C

Three Powder Tins largest is 5 1/2 in. tall Two American Powder Mills tins and one Duck Size tin. As found. Provenance: Richard Labowskie, M.D. Collection

Two Powder Tins largest is 6 in. tall One American Powder Mills tin and one Dupont tin. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant of Thomas Coleman du Pont

Three American Powder Mills Tins 4 1/4 in. tall As found. Provenance: Richard Labowskie, M.D. Collection

One American Powder Mills Tin 4 1/4 in. tall As found. Provenance: Richard Labowskie, M.D. Collection

Three Triple Refined Dead Shot Powder Tins largest is 6 1/2 in. tall As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant of Thomas Coleman du Pont

Embossed and chromolithographed tin with scene with Thomas Jefferson and others at table, with text below reading: E.I. duPont de Nemours discussing location of first American Powder mill with Thomas

One Powder Tin 6 in. tall One green Snap Shot powder tin manufactured by the Warren Powder Mills. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant of Thomas Coleman du Pont

Collection of Thirty Powder and Shot Flasks, 18th/19th century. Including nine embossed copper or brass powder flasks, two plain copper flasks, four pewter flasks, six leather shot flasks, six tin fla

American, early 20th century. Two wall-mounting coffee mills with tin reservoirs on wood backings, each with a cast iron grinder and tin grounds catcher, including one reading Ever-Ready Coffee Mill o

American, early 20th century. Two wall-mounting coffee mills with tin reservoirs, including one reading Belmont Coffee and one reading Coffee, each with a cast iron grinder and tin grounds catcher, bo

Full stock fowler, first quarter 19th century, walnut stock has damage and make-do repairs, barrel and lock have oxidation and pitting. 57"l. Powder and shot horns are later additions, 5"l. and 12"l.

Seven Powder Tins and a Match Box largest is 7 in. tall One Boston Sporting Powder, two Oriental Powder Company, Boston, one Hazard Powder Co., one A E & Co, one Oriental Powder Mills, Maine, one Lyma

American, late 19th-20th century. Two Russell & Erwin Diamond mills, PLUS a cast iron steamboat clamp mill and a painted tin box mill; box mill ht. 10.5, wd. 6, dp. 6.5 in. A similar Russell & Erwin m

SST. This is a Du Pont Shot Powders sign with an excellent graphic of two hunting dogs, marked "Copyright 1903 by E. I. du Pont de Nemours Powder Co.". It has a little bit of paint to the original col

Lot of two vintage tins with horse motifs: "Sur-Shot" veterinary tin with good graphics of a Native American with bow and arrow shooting the meds at the horse, marked "Fairview Chemical Co., Regina Sa

Two A.C. Fay Potter & Cilley Powder Tins 4 1/2 in. tall Both tins display an image of a dead deer. As found. Provenance: Richard Labowskie, M.D. Collection

Nineteenth century. Embossed copper and brass powder flask, two leather shot flasks, two bullet molds and a molding plane.

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Two wall-mounting coffee mills by Wilmont Castle Co., each with tin canister, cast iron grinder, and glass grounds catcher, including one Revere model with wood

All tin. Includes two steel balls which are shot as projectiles. Not marked at all but pre-war American made. Nice lithography of baseball players. Looks as though two people could play at one time. C

Early 20th century. School slate with wooden frame held with tin and leather straps. 15.25"h. 11.25"w., nine sling shots. Forked "Y" branches with notches for rubber bands. Two have paint. 6.5" to 9.7