• A well-crafted, highly protective rifle case, with a distinctive outer layer of patinated, mahogany-brown elephant hide, lined with soft, diamond-stitched, chestnut-coloured suede. Access is via a full-length, chunky-toothed, maroon-coloured OPTI zip, and the edging and handles are finished with plaited leather detailing.
    Please note, this will not fit a long-barrelled, moderated rifle with a bulky telescopic sight.  It was made to carry a big-game hunting rifle, fitted with either open sights or an older style, low-bulk telescopic or red-dot sight, so please note the dimensions shown below to ensure your rifle will fit.
    Dimensions:
    121cm/48in L x 24cm/9.5in W (at widest point) x 10cm/4in W (at narrowest point)
  • This 250 cartridge-capacity magazine has been exquisitely crafted using English oak and top quality burgandy hide.  Inside, it is fully lined with a deep forest green baize and its 5 compartments are equipped with bridle leather pull-up straps and full-length outer straps to secure the load in transit.

    Reinforced corner blocks, contrasting waxed stitching and solid brass fittings throughout ensure the security and longevity of this classic piece of shooting luggage.  The case is lockable and comes with its brass key.

    38cms long; 28cms wide; 12cms deep

  • Handmade Leather Motoring Suitcase by Roland Lane

    This perfectly proportioned piece of luxury luggage has been hand crafted using fine quality bridle leather, in a warm chestnut.

    Internally it is fully lined in a matching chestnut suede, and features twin-lid restraint straps.

    Furnished with solid brass fittings and twin locks with keys, it's re-enforced corners and wide securing strap complete the distinguished look of this stunning piece.

    The timeless aesthetic of this heirloom piece puts one in mind of continental motoring tours and luxurious travelling adventures.

    47cms long; 35cms wide; 17cms deep

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    A quality set of 8 silver peg/butt markers by Links of London, complete with their original, hallmarked oval case with flip-top lid. This highly tactile set shows signs of regular use and handling, and some of the gold numbering has worn down to the silver but overall, it is in very good condition, and polishes up nicely.
    Dimensions:
    Box - 5.5cm L x 3.5cm W
    Markers: 5cm L x 1cm W
     
  • Another beautifully designed and crafted piece from Roland Lane these ten silver plated & gilded cups come in a handmade black leather case.
    The 10 polished cups are laid out in pairs, top and tailed, within the black baize-lined, hand stitched black leather case.
    Lockable and complete with the key.
    Cup dimensions : 10.5 cm tall, 8 cm dia lip-lip, 5.5 cm base.
    Case dimensions : 45.5cm long, 14.5cm wide, 11cm deep.
  • Two sets of 10 x silver plated and gilded cups in a handmade leather tube by Lane Leather.
    One is available in a chestnut leather tube with contrasting yellow stitching and one in a black leather tube, with contrasting yellow stitching.
    Cups - 10.5cm tall, 8cm lip, 5.5cm base.
    Tubes - 22.5cm tall, 9cm diameter
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    An immaculate set of solid silver peg/butt markers, in the shape of side by side shotguns, with detailed work including double-triggers, top levers, engraved actions, and chequering on the stocks and fore-ends. This fine set of 8 markers is presented in its handmade, black English leather case, lined in red suede.
    Dimensions:
    117cms long; 29cms wide; 43cms high
     
  • Date stamped '42', denoting its year of manufacture as 1942, this genuine MP40 magazine comes with 10 x World War Two era, deactivated 9mm rounds.

    The magazine's pressed steel body is in overall excellent condition with only minor marks evident, and its loading spring remains smooth and strong.  Known as the 'Schmeisser', after its designer Hugo Schmeisser, the MP40 was originally designed for use by paratroopers and mechanised infantry, who required an effective yet compact weapon. However, it ended up being used extensively by German forces of all types as the war progressed, and just over a million were manufactured between 1940 and 1945.

    24cms long; 3.5cms wide; 2.5cms deep

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