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Item Code BM0153, Price £250 (GBP) A very high quality bullet mould for a two groove rifle by the renowned Scottish gunmaker Joseph Harkom of 32, Princes st Edinburgh. Mikes up at .618 so probably for a 20 bore rifle using a paper patch. Automatic spru cutter which operates when the mould is opened. Superb condition. A rare mould.
Item Code BM0149, Price £275 (GBP) A very rare and unusual 25 Bore bullet mould marked Beckwith Skinner st London and Registered design 3156 of 1st March 1852. The lead is poured in by a very small opening in one side and the bullet has a hollow base. A very unusual mould. Henry Beckwith of 58 Skinner Street, Snow Hill, London registered this design for an Improved mould for hollow conical bullets. Excellent condition. Still retains the original string bound covering to the handles.
Item Code BM0136, Price £260 (GBP) A 16 Bore ( .662 ") improved ball mould for a single barrelled percussion rifle serial no. 3999 made by James Purdey in 1845. The mould is also marked WD for the renowned mould maker William Davis who made moulds for Purdeys. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0138, Price £150 (GBP) A really unusual 30 Bore ( .54 ") bullet mould marked WD for the renowned mould maker William Davis. Cavity is for a picket type bullet. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0140, Price £130 (GBP) A 18 Bore ( .649 ") improved ball mould marked WD for the renowned mould maker William Davis. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0145, Price £200 (GBP) A rare .380" twin cavity bullet mould which looks as though it is for a pistol bullet. There is also a cavity underneath the block of the mould with a screw next to it. I don't know what this is for and it is not the same calibre as the bullets. Is it some kind of tool? Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0146, Price £120 (GBP) A 30 Bore ( .54 ") improved ball mould marked WD for the renowned mould maker William Davis. Probably for a pistol. Good condition.
Item Code BM0147, Price £100 (GBP) A 50 Bore ( .45 ") improved ball mould probably for a pistol. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0131, Price £225 each (GBP) A couple of best quality "Improved" ball moulds by William Davis. The top one is a 6 bore belted ball or two groove SOLD and the lower mould is an 8 bore. Rare and very hard to find in these large calibres. Excellent untouched condition.
Item Code BM0124, Prices £65 each (GBP) A selection of ball moulds with barrel keys on one leg. From left to right: 84 bore (.37"), 100 bore (.34") and 110 bore (.34"). Good condition.
Item Code BM0126, Prices - £60 each (GBP) A selection of ball moulds. These could be for air guns. From left to right: 120 bore, 120 bore, 120 bore, 130 bore, 130 bore, 140 bore,160 bore and 170 bore . Good condition.
Item Code BM0121, Prices - see below (GBP) A selection of ball moulds. From left to right 48B £35, 50B £50, 50B £50, 56B £50, 54B (William Davis) £65, 56B £50, 70B (William Davis) £65 and 80B £50. Good condition.
Item Code BM0122, Prices - see below (GBP) Three bullet moulds. From left to right: High quality 64 bore (.418") bullet mould combined with a nipple key. Ex. Keith Neal collection SOLD. Twin cavity 90 bore (.34") bullet and ball mould combined with a nipple key and rammer Ex. Keith Neal collection SOLD. 60 bore(.42") conical bullet mould £55. All in very good condition.
Item Code BM0123, Prices - see below (GBP) A selection of bullet moulds with rammers of the type normally found cased with pepperbox revolvers. From left to right: 180 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. 66 bore (.40") ball mould £60. 100 bore (.32") ball mould £60. 60 bore (.429") ball mould £60. 66 bore (.41") ball mould by William Davis £80. Good condition.
Item Code BM0098, Price £100 (GBP) A 150 Bore (about .31" ) single cavity mould for an English percussion revolver. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0142, Price SOLD (GBP) A 16 Bore ( .670 ") bronze twin cavity ball block marked 16 and .670. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0134, Price SOLD (GBP) A 14 Bore ( .71 ") improved ball mould marked WD for the renowned mould maker William Davis. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0151, Price SOLD (GBP) A single cavity 120 Bore bullet mould of the type that was cased with Webley and other similar percussion revolvers. Measures 6 1/2" overall. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0137, Price SOLD (GBP) A 17 Bore ( .65 ") improved ball mould marked WD for the renowned mould maker William Davis. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0152, Price SOLD (GBP) A .360 bullet mould for an Alexander Henry rifle serial no.2624. Complete with the hollow nose tool. Superb condition. Looks unused.
Item Code BM0104, Price SOLD (GBP) A rare top quality .360 bullet mould fully engraved and gold washed casting a bullet with a hollow base. This mould would have been cased with a Best London or Edinburgh rifle destined for an Indian Prince. 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. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0129, Price SOLD (GBP) A very unusual rifle bullet mould casting a .450 bullet which is reduced or necked down towards the tip. It is stamped .450 450 and I presume the second 450 refers to the grain weight of the bullet. I have never seen a bullet like this but you may know what it is for. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0139, Price SOLD (GBP) A 24 Bore ( .577 ") improved ball mould marked WD for the renowned mould maker William Davis. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0148, Price SOLD (GBP) A 54 Bore twin cavity bullet mould for a British percussion revolver. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0135, Price SOLD (GBP) A 17 Bore ( .65 ") improved ball mould marked WD for the renowned mould maker William Davis. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0141, Price SOLD (GBP) A 17 Bore ( .65 ") sprue cutter marked WD for the renowned mould maker William Davis. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0132, Price SOLD (GBP) A Robert Adams 120 Bore bullet mould for their percussion revolver. Excellent untouched condition.
Item Code BM0133, Price SOLD (GBP) A 13 Bore ( .73 ") improved ball mould. Good condition. Some minor pepper pitting.
Item Code BM0125, Prices SOLD (GBP) A selection of small ball moulds. From left to right 88 bore, 92 bore, 94 bore, 95 bore, 96 bore and 115 bore. Good condition.
Item Code BM0144, Price SOLD (GBP) A .360" bullet mould with hollow nose pin. The nose pin is marked 6546. The mould is not numbered but the pin fits perfectly. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0120, Price SOLD (GBP) An unusual 18 Bore (.65") bullet mould made by the renowned mould maker William Davis. Unusual in that the two parts of the mould form the top and bottom of the bullet, so avoiding any side seam or flange. Integral hollow base. Good condition.
Item Code BM0130, Prices SOLD (GBP) A 54 bore (.45") twin cavity bullet mould for an Adams percussion revolver. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0127, Price SOLD (GBP) A 13 bore (.73") improved ball mould marked WD for the maker William Davis. Some minor pepper pitting externally but good cavities.
Item Code BM0128, Price SOLD (GBP) A huge 6 bore (.92") two groove bullet mould marked Manton & Co. Calcutta. Excellent condition. This would have been for a dangerous game rifle!
Item Code BM0116, Price SOLD (GBP) A 14 Bore round ball bullet mould marked H. Holland (for Henry Holland who was the predecessor to Holland & Holland London ). Very good condition.
Item Code BM0117, Price SOLD (GBP) A .450" bullet mould. Excellent condition. Missing the seperate hollow base tool.
Item Code BM0118, Price SOLD (GBP) A 30 Bore (.546") bullet mould. Probably for a Calisher & Terry rifle or carbine as they were usually produced in 30 bore. Hollow base and side pourer. Excellent condition. A rare mould.
Item Code BM0119, Price SOLD (GBP) A 6 gang ball mould casting six balls of about 120 Bore (.32"). Possibly for an antique air rifle. Very good condition. The screw on which the cut off plate swings is missing a portion of the head but it still functions well.
Item Code BM0115, Price SOLD (GBP) A 40 Bore (.48") ball mould. Excellent crisp condition. Would look good with a cased pair of pistols.
Item Code BM0109, Price SOLD (GBP) A Charles Lancaster conical .65" calibre bullet mould. Stamped C. Lancaster London on one side and "WD" on the other side for William Davis who was one of the best 19th Century mould makers. Good condition
Item Code BM0107, Price SOLD (GBP) A massive bronze 6 Bore (.93") conical bullet mould with hollow base. Stamped "6" on one side and "WD" on the other side for William Davis who was one of the best 19th Century mould makers. Very good condition and a rare opportunity to get one of these huge moulds..
Item Code BM0114, Price SOLD (GBP) A 46 BORE (.465" calibre) ball mould by William Davis and stamped with their initials. Good condition.
Item Code BM01113, Price SOLD (GBP) A .441" calibre bullet mould with hollow base. The bullet would be wrapped in a paper patch and used in a .450 or .451 percussion rifle. Stamped on the bottom of the hollow base plug with 400 which I think is the grain weight of the bullet. Good condition.
Item Code BM0112, Price SOLD (GBP) A superb .450 conical bullet mould with hollow nose for a rifle by Alexander Henry of Edinburgh. The mould is in bronze with blued steel cut off and hardwood handle. Great quality as you would expect with Alex Henry. Excellent condition. Missing the nose pin but it shouldn't be too difficult to make a replacement one.
Item Code BM0100, Price SOLD each (GBP) A selection of ball moulds. Good condition. Dirty and could do with a careful clean.
Item Code BM0110, Price SOLD (GBP) An unusual .577 conical bullet mould with hollow base. Good condition
Item Code BM0090, Price SOLD (GBP) A .65" (about 18 Bore) bullet mould. Good condition.
Item Code BM0111, Price SOLD (GBP) A 12 bore conical bullet mould with hollow base casting a strange bullet with spiral wings. Articulated sprue cutter. I have never seen a mould like this before. Good condition
Item Code BM0106, Price SOLD (GBP) A .360 conical bullet mould with hollow nose (pin missing). Very good condition.
Item Code BM0105, Price SOLD (GBP) A twin cavity 90 bore (about .36") bullet mould for an English percussion revolver. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0101, Price SOLD (GBP) A twin cavity 54 bore bullet mould for a Beaumont Adams percussion revolver. Marked with Robert Adams registered design mark. Good condition. Crisp. Some rust and pitting to the steel sprue cuttoff.
Item Code BM0095, Price SOLD (GBP) A 78 Bore (about .39" ) 6 cavity gang mould with wooden handles made by William Davis. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0096, Price SOLD (GBP) A .44" twin cavity bullet mould for a Colt 1860 Army revolver. Stamped 44H on one side. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0089, Price SOLD (GBP) A 44 Bore (approx. .47") ball mould. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0092, Price SOLD (GBP) A rare 54 Bore bullet mould for Beaumont Adams percussion revolver serial no. 31766R owned by Sir Charles Compton William Domvile (1822-1884). This has an interesting Irish connection. Sir Charles inherited the estates of Shankill and Rathmichael near Dublin and was known as an uncompromising and ruthless landlord. He sought to change the usage of land from the smallholdings that existed at the time of his inheritance of the estate to build grand Georgian-style housing developments, squares and streets to gentrify the area and evicted over 100 tenants, during a period of grinding poverty. Small wonder he needed a revolver as he must have been an extremely unpopular man. Excellent condition and with infamous provenance. A great piece for the student of Irish history.
Item Code BM0097, Price SOLD (GBP) A .450" bullet mould also stamped 480 which is the weight of the bullet in grains. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0093, Price SOLD (GBP) A 17 Bore (about .65" ) improved ball mould made by William Davis. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0087, Price SOLD (GBP) A 54B (approx. .45") twin cavity bronze bullet mould for a Beaumont Adams percussion revolver. Good condition.
Item Code BM0083, Price SOLD GBP) A twin cavity 54B (.45") bullet and ball mould for a British percussion revolver. It measures overall 6 1/2". Good condition.
Item Code BM0084, Price SOLD (GBP) A Colt Pocket .31" twin cavity bullet mould. Good condition.
Item Code BM0078, Price SOLD (GBP) An unusual and very good quality 30 bore (.54") improved pattern bullet mould by William Davis. Good condition.
Item Code BM0082, Price SOLD (GBP) An 8 bore ball mould. Good condition.
Item Code BM0081, Price SOLD (GBP) A .577" (24 bore) bullet mould by John Greenfield London. Actually mikes up at .565" Very good condition.
Item Code BM0079, Price SOLD (GBP) A 74 bore (about .38") ball mould for a pepperbox revolver with one leg as a rammer. Good condition.
Item Code BM0077, Price SOLD (GBP) A cavity ball gang mould of 40 bore which is about .48" calibre, by Parkes of Birmingham. Also marked with a crown. Wooden handles. The cavity nearest the handles has been enlarged at some time in the past - don't know why. Measures 12 1/2" overall. Good condition.
Item Code BM0075, Price SOLD (GBP) A large forged 22 cavity ball gang mould of about .56" calibre, probably British military and early 19th Century or even 18th century. Has been very rusted and is in relic condition but an impressive piece, rare and hard to find. Heavy - weighs 1.9 kg and measures 19" overall.
Item Code BM0072, Price SOLD (GBP) A 120 bore ball mould for a pepperbox revolver with one leg constructed as a rammer. Good condition.
Item Code BM0074, Price SOLD (GBP) A .600 hollow nose mould by John Greenfield for a British sporting rifle. Good condition. Very crisp cavities.
Item Code BM0073, Price SOLD (GBP) A 54 bore bullet and ball mould for an Adams percussion revolver. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0062, Price SOLD (GBP) A 14B ball mould of better quality than normally found. Measures 9 1/4" overall. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0071, Price SOLD (GBP) A rare 38 bore bullet and ball mould for an Adams Dragoon percussion revolver. Very good condition and hard to find in this large calibre.
Item Code BM0070, Price SOLD (GBP) A rare single cavity 54 bore bullet mould probably for a Webley type percussion revolver. It is marked 54 and E.M. Reilly & Co. Oxford st. London. Very good condition. Some minor pitting to the steel spru cutter.
Item Code BM0060, Price SOLD (GBP) An interesting bullet mould for a two groove rifle of about .55" calibre. The mould opens unconventionally and is stamped Palmer Wednesbury Registered 27 April 1852 . Measures 10 1/4" overall including spure cutter. Casts a holow base bullet.Dirty untouched condition with rust and would benefit froma careful clean. A rare mould.
Item Code BM0057, Price SOLD (GBP) A .577 bullet mould with hollow base. Measures 8 3/4" overall. Fair condition.
Item Code BM0054, Price SOLD (GBP) A 16mm bullet mould of exceptional quality. The sprue cutter is beautifully engraved and the screw through the arms is a lovely shade of charcoal blue with very fine knurling. Measures 6 1/2" overall.Very good condition with some patches of rusting to the arms which should polish out. Very rare to see moulds of this quality.
Item Code BM0052, Price SOLD (GBP) A 105B (.35") ball mould with a rammer lever for a pepperbox revolver. Good condition with some pitting and staining.
Item Code BM0056, Price SOLD (GBP) A 10B ball mould of the better quality improved pattern. Measures 9 1/8" overall. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0058, Price SOLD (GBP) A gang mould casting 7 balls of about .18" diameter. Possibly for swan shot or even an air rifle or pistol. Measures 7" overall. Excellent condition.
Item Code BM0055, Price SOLD (GBP) A 54B Tranter revolver bullet mould. Good condition with knocks, dings and other signs of use.
Item Code BM0051, Price SOLD (GBP) A 56B twin cavity bullet and ball mould for an Adams percussion revolver. I guess it would be OK for a 54B revolver but it is specifically marked 56 as I believe were a number of the early Adams revolvers. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0050, Price SOLD (GBP) A .577" bullet mould marked JG for John Greenfield who was a 19th Century London gun implement manufacturer. Good condition.
Item Code BM0049, Price SOLD (GBP) A high quality bullet mould for a Rigby .577" calibre rifle no.15765 complete with its original adjustable hollow nose pin. Good condition.
Item Code BM0048, Price SOLD (GBP) A very unusual four cavity 80B bullet mould by John Greenfield London. The bullets look like those for Beaumont Adams or Tranter percussion revolvers. They mike up at .35". The mould including sprue cutter is 7 1/2" long overall.Very good condition with some minor dings to the side and bottom from use.
Item Code BM0045, Price SOLD (GBP) A rare .577" four groove bullet mould marked G. H. Daws Improved Mould and G24.This would be for a four groove rifle such as a Daws or Jacobs . Some external dings and knocks. The ebony handle is split and has losses and the collar for the handle is missing but this is a rare mould and worth restoring.
Item Code BM0037, Price SOLD (GBP) A .rare 10B bullet mould made by John Greenfield for a muzzle loading rifle . Casts a bullet with a hollow base. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0036, Price SOLD (GBP) A .500" bullet mould casting a rifle bullet with hollow nose. The nose pin has been replaced. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0021, Price SOLD (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 BM0029, Price SOLD 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 BM0039, Price SOLD (GBP) A twin cavity 54B bullet mould for a London Armoury Company percussion revolver - probably a Kerr or Beaumont Adams revolver stamped with the bore size and LAC on one side of the block. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0038, Price SOLD (GBP) A high quality steel .450" bullet mould casting a rifle bullet with hollow nose. The nose pin is also an original and fits the mould but is not original to this mould (it was a spare one I had). Very good condition.
Item Code BM0035, Price SOLD (GBP) A .450" bullet mould for an Alexander Henry rifle serial number 1699 . Very good condition. Missing the nose pin.
Item Code BM0031, Price SOLD (GBP) A 46B (about .48") bullet mould with hollow base plug. Good condition - it looks as though there has been a repair to one arm at some time in the distant past as you can see traces of solder. It is a good repair and does not affect the functionallity of the mould.
Item Code BM0024, Price SOLD (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 BM0028, Price SOLD (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 BM0033, Price SOLD (GBP) An improved pattern13B (about .70") belted ball mould for a two groove rifle. Some pitting overall but the cavities are in very good condition.
Item Code BM0032, Price SOLD (GBP) A 76B (about .40") round ball mould with rammer leg made by William David and stamped WD on one arm. This type of mould was often used with pepperbox revolvers. Very good condition.
Item Code BM0027, Price ON HOLD (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 BM0030, Price SOLD (GBP) A 12B round ball bullet mould with a provision for a hollow nose. Probably for use in a cartridge for a 12B breechloading shotgun or rifle. Excellent condition.
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 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.
Item Code BM00, Price £ (GBP) FREETEXT. Good condition.