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  • Sean Rich examining a railways pass. It is an interchangeable railway pass issued in 1899 and signed by Frank James (brother of Jesse James) from Tyler, TX and dated Aug 30, 1899.
  • Jim Green examining a Yugoslavian SKS model 5966. It came out in 1959. This is the only version with the grenade launcher built into it.
  • Sean Rich examining handmade WWII map made by an Infantry man from his landing at Normandy to end of the war.
  • Murrieta, CA, USA: Adrian Alford examining Winchester 1894 lever action rifle that was manufactured after 1899.
  • Larry Harley examining 5' long, handmade, Scottish Claymore from about the 1700's.
  • Murrieta, CA, USA: Adrian Alford shooting Winchester 1897 pump action shotgun.
  • A Winchester 1894 Rifle. While the item was purchased at an estate sale for $100, it could be worth $1800.
  • A naval cannon that may be from the late 17th / early 18th century.
  • A Scottish Claymore valued around $2000-$3000.
  • A handmade map that documentsa WWII infantryman's macabre journey.

  • Signed Rail Pass

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    Sean Rich examining a railways pass. It is an interchangeable railway pass issued in 1899 and signed by Frank James (brother of Jesse James) from Tyler, TX and dated Aug 30, 1899.

  • Yugoslavian SKS

    Photograph by National Geographic Channels

    Jim Green examining a Yugoslavian SKS model 5966. It came out in 1959. This is the only version with the grenade launcher built into it.

  • Handwritten War Map

    Photograph by National Geographic Channels

    Sean Rich examining handmade WWII map made by an Infantry man from his landing at Normandy to end of the war.

  • Lever Action Rifle

    Photograph by National Geographic Channels

    Murrieta, CA, USA: Adrian Alford examining Winchester 1894 lever action rifle that was manufactured after 1899.

  • Scottish Claymore

    Photograph by National Geographic Channels

    Larry Harley examining 5' long, handmade, Scottish Claymore from about the 1700's.

  • Winchester 1897

    Photograph by National Geographic Channels

    Murrieta, CA, USA: Adrian Alford shooting Winchester 1897 pump action shotgun.

  • 1894 Winchester Rifle

    A Winchester 1894 Rifle. While the item was purchased at an estate sale for $100, it could be worth $1800.

  • Cannon

    A naval cannon that may be from the late 17th / early 18th century.

  • Scottish Claymore

    A Scottish Claymore valued around $2000-$3000.

  • WWII Map

    A handmade map that documentsa WWII infantryman's macabre journey.

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