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We have an exclusive book offer for our customers. Fully endorsed by Tom Grange himself, we have created this lovely full colour hardback book about collecting British shotgun cartridges. It features articles by Tom, written for the sporting press, all gathered into a single book, and is available exclusively from us. So if you would like a Christmas present that no-one else is stocking, then this will be just the ticket.

Every now and again something super-impressive crosses our radar, and when we heard about this item we knew we just had to have it - parting with it might be tricky as we just love it. A magnificent and most comprehensive game angler’s compendium case. Custom built for the previous owner, a Staffordshire-born big game hunter and fisherman, from dove-tailed pine with compartmented drawers all filled with amazing items. There are eight drawers filled with Abu Toby lures, drilled bullet legers, treble hooks, lines, floats, boxes of flies, lures and everything in between. There are over 850 new Devon minnows...

Sometimes, when things are offered to you, you just have to take a chance and go for it - and fill your truck right up to the top! A whole lot of traps to sort through and sell, as well as one or two other interesting items Watch the website to see the spoils hit the market - and don’t hesitate or you might miss out!

We are always looking for vintage shotgun cartridges for our collection - especially roll turnover paper cased ones with gun shop or ironmonger brands. We also have many hundreds of duplicate cartridges, including this huge box full we just sorted through, if you would like to trade or swap with us. Please get in touch by text message or WhatsApp to 07557125242

Part of an amazing collection of vintage traps we purchased recently from a private museum collection. These genuine English man traps are macabre, fearsome and fascinating all at the same time. These largest is just short of seven feet long with huge twenty seven inch round jaws bristling with sharp teeth. Man traps were made illegal in 1827 by a parliamentary act, but are perfectly viable collectables and museum artefacts - many of the similar antique traps we have found now grace the walls of the finest English country homes and castles. If you are looking for specific traps, or...