Quality Gear Question

Started by Shotgun Steve, May 23, 2010, 12:16:04 PM

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Shotgun Steve

What type of old west gear would you like to see reproduced that isn't being reproduced right now?? With quality being a must!!!
Shotgun Steve
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Period bottled, canned and boxed goods. What else? ;D
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Pancho Peacemaker

Boots.

Better quality, more comforatable insole.  More variety of period correct styles.

I know you can get all of this with a custom boot maker, but I'd like to see more off-the-shelf options.

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Books OToole

A square tubed, hot blast lantern.

Actually there is one being produced.  It is $ 189.00. :o

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  Merwin & Hulbert pocket army (open top model) Skull crusher grip, of course
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Mogorilla

I would love to see a Manhatten Navy replica just because I like the grip better than the colt navy.  I would really love a cooper double action percussion as well. 

Delmonico

Good cast iron spyders in several sizes.
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Federalist

A silver or brass cased pocket watch that NEEDS to be wound.  Unless ya know wheres I kin git one now....... ;D
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Pancho Peacemaker

Quote from: Federalist on June 03, 2010, 06:47:09 AM
A silver or brass cased pocket watch that NEEDS to be wound.  Unless ya know wheres I kin git one now....... ;D

It aint cheap, but this Scottish company sells a nice mechanical pocket watch:

http://www.dalveyonline.com/shop-online/wrist-%2526-pocket-watches/half-hunter-pocket-watch

I lucked into one of these used on Ebay and it's a real nice time piece.
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St. George

Older pocket watches abound in antique malls and at antique shows - try there, first.

Once cleaned and oiled properly - they're as good as new - even the really old ones.

The one I carry is a 'lever-set transitional' made in 1884 - it keeps better time than my Rolex.

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Don Nix

Over the years I have tried to buy up  all the old Dollar pocket watches I have run across. i have some old ones that run fine some for parts and a few brand new that have never been wound.You used to see them on display cards in stores when I as a kid. They worked fine and when they quit you could just buy another one.
I will sell some of the ones I have but not for a Dollar. I'd take $35 to $50  for them plus shipping.

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Captain John Jarrett

Gents,

Try here:

http://www.pocketwatchsite.com/newhc.html

Just bought this particular one for my father on his birthday: 

http://www.pocketwatchsite.com/sale/new/ch3586.html

I'm fairly certain these are the same maker but have the River Junction Trade Company logo on the watch face. Always nice to support a cowboy vendor:

http://www.riverjunction.com/catalog/mensfurn/windupwatch.html


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Marshal Deadwood

USFA reproduce the 1873 Winchester.

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WaddWatsonEllis

A pepperbox or pepperbox kit that actually advances the cylinder on its own ...
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Tascosa Joe

I 2nd the USFA 73 Winchester, although I would venture a guess that it would cost at least $2K.
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