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Item Code BM0027, Price £170 (GBP) A gang mould for belted ball of approximately 90B size for a two groove muzzle loading rifle. The mould will cast 6 belted balls at one time. Good condition. The cavities are good.
Item Code BM0028, Price £275 (GBP) A good quality 19th Century .577 mould with side pourer and hollow base for an Enfield or similar bullet. The mould was made by William Davis and is stamped WD on one arm. It is also stamped JAS and the date 1861. I don't know who JAS is but the date would be contempory with the period of use. Possibly a US Civil War item? Good condition. The cavities are good. The hollow base plug looks as though it has been replaced but it is of the right size and style and could be aged down to match the condition of the rest of the mould.
Item Code BM0024, Price £175 (GBP) An iron bullet mould to cast a winged bullet of approximately 12B size for a two groove muzzle loading rifle. There is a makers name stamped into one arm of the mould but I can't quite read it. Good but externally pitted condition. The cavities are good.
Item Code BM0021, Price £370 (GBP) A superb quality .65" bullet mould for a Westley Richards double rifle stamped with their name and the rifle number 8897 which was made in 1857. Excellent condition with some original finish. Complete with it's original base plug tool.
Item Code BM0016, Price £220 (GBP) A very good quality bullet mould which mikes up at .585" and has a hollow base with a long heavy bullet. Good condition with some of the original blue remaining.
Item Code BM0015, Price £250 (GBP) A 16B bullet mould for a British two groove percussion deer rifle by E. Paton of Perth Scotland and numbered 2255. It measures .65" across the cavity and .71" into the grooves. Good condition
Item Code BM0004, Price £265 (GBP) A .600 bullet mould for a British big game rifle casting a bullet with hollow nose (the seperate nose pin is missing but could easily be made). It is marked JG for John Greenfield the mould maker of london. Excellent condition
Item Code BM0008, Price £145 (GBP) A .450" iron bullet mould with automatic sprue cutter for a two groove rifle. It is marked TEM for Thomas Elsworth Mortimer together with the serial number. Good condition - some shallow pitting.
Item Code BM0013, Price £ (GBP) I have a few other cheaper ball moulds of various calibres - if you are looking for a particular calibre please contact me.
Item Code BM0026, Price SOLD (GBP) An original bronze 56 bore Adams registered design twin cavity bullet mould for an Adams percussion revolver. Marked on the left side with the Adams registered design mark and 56 for the bore size.casts a bullet and a ball with tails to accomodat the greased wad. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0025, Price SOLD (GBP) A .577" bullet mould for a bullet with lubrication grooves. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0023, Price SOLD (GBP) A .577 bullet mould with hollow base. Excellent condition. I think the hollow base plug has been replaced.
Item Code BM0007, Price SOLD (GBP) A 12B iron bullet mould marked Reilly Oxford st. London. Fair condition missing the seperate tool to insert in the base of the mould to form the hollow base.
Item Code BM0022, Price SOLD (GBP) A high quality .500" bullet mould for an Alexander Henry rifle stamped with AH and the rifle number 5490 which was made in the 1880's. Very good condition with some original blueing on the sprue cutter. Some light surface rust and staining which will clean better. Complete with an original Alex Henry base plug tool which is a good tight fit but the pin is a little short.
Item Code BM0018, Price SOLD (GBP) An original bronze twin cavity 54 bore bullet mould for an Adams percussion revolver stamped with their registered design mark. Good condition. One of the arms is slightly bent (this is not unusual with these moulds - I have had several before like this).
Item Code BM0017, Price SOLD (GBP) A 14 bore improved pattern ball mould by William Davis and stamped WD on the reverse side. Good condition with some minor pitting on the arms.
Item Code BM0019, Price SOLD (GBP) An 80 bore ball mould for a pistol with a turnoff barrel. One arm has a barrel key to unscrew the barrel. Good condition.
Item Code BM0020, Price SOLD (GBP) An unmarked .36" ball mould for a percussion pistol with turnoff barrel. One arm is fitted with a nipple key and the other has a barrel key. Very good condition. Uncleaned and untouched.
Item Code BM0014, Price SOLD (GBP) A 19th Century high quality .360 bullet mould marked with the trademark of John Rigby & Co. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0005, Price SOLD (GBP) A very unusual .577" iron bullet mould with a self extracting mechanism which ejects the bullet as the mould is opened. Good condition with overall shallow pitting and uncleaned patina
Item Code BM0002, Price SOLD (GBP) A .400 caliber bronze bullet mould with a very unusual bullet shape similar to a Whitworth rifle bullet. The longitudinal facets are on a twist again like a Whitworth or some kind of ratchet rifleing. It is marked JG for John Greenfield of London who was a gun tool maker of the 19th Century. Excellent condition and a rare mold
Item Code BM0012, Price SOLD (GBP) A 9 bore ball mould marked WD for William Davis. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0003, Price SOLD (GBP) A .577" bronze bullet mould probably for an Enfield percussion rifle. It is marked Greenfield London and casts a hollow base bullet. Very good condition
Item Code BM0006, Price SOLD (GBP) A .700" calibre iron bullet mould with the top sprue cutter mounted at right angles to the mould body. The bullet is an odd shape similar to an Adams dustbin type with provision for a greased wad to be fitted to the rear. Good overall condition with shallow pitting and uncleaned patina.
Item Code BM0009, Price SOLD (GBP) An 11 bore improved pattern ball mould marked on one side HH for Harris Holland (the founder of Holland & Holland). Very good condition
Item Code BM0011, Price SOLD (GBP) A 20 bore improved pattern ball mould marked WD for William Davis (maker of good quality moulds in Birmingham during the 19th Century). Very good condition with some very shallow pitting.