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AN INTERESTING COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY BRASS BULLET MOULDS,
all last half of the 19th century, the first a Pritchett style mould for a .577, marked 'J.G.' and '24', iron sprue-cutter and base-plug, rope-bound handles, the second signed 'MANTON & CO, CALCUTTA' and probably for a 12-bore cartridge paradox type gun (missing hollow nose plug), the third signed 'CHAS INGRAM, GLASGOW', throwing a solid bullet of approximately .577, automatic sprue-cutter and replaced wood handles, the fourth also signed 'J.G' and throwing a multi cannelured solid bullet of approximately .577, the fifth a double cavity 80-bore mould for a Tranter-type revolver serial number '9340', and the last for an unidentified double-cavity pistol mould throwing a solid 54-bore cannelured bullet and a .500 cal. hollow-nose bullet with stepped-out base (nose-plug missing) (6)
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Estimate £250-350