by
Richard Hamilton

CONDITION, CONDITION, CONDITION!!!

The condition of all old memorabilia determine the value.
The prices one these pages are for average condition items.
Find items in stone mint condition and expect to pay much more
than the listed prices. Likewise, items in poor condition will
be worth less.

Many of these items can be found in the Trapshooting HOF but
because of the rarity of many items, they are found only in private
collections. 


   Index of Digital Trapshooting and Sporting Memorabilia Pages

Page 1:  Dupont trapshooting envelope and rare Winchester Pinback.
Page 2: 1939 All American patch and a 1939 Western "Champions Club" Patch.
Page 3: Box of Wanda shells and a cobalt blue glass target ball.
Page 4: Western Trapshooting Poster and a rare DuPont Trapshooting Poster.
Page 5: Early Winchester scorecard and box of Remington Duvrock shotgun shells.
Page 6: Old propeller target and a Ligowsky clay target.
Page 7 Vintage photo of Frank Troeh and a 1914 Grand American mailing envelope.
Page 8 Card Glass Ball Trap and a envelope from the  Cruttenden Co. of Cazenovia, NY.
Page 9 Bogardus amber glass ball and a Van Custen cobalt blue glass ball.
Page 10 Small wooden glass ball trap and a 1918 Grand American mailing envelope.
Page 11 1907 DuPont sterling fob and a Westy Hogans cigarette lighter.
Page 12 Four Topperwein Pinbacks.
Page 13 A digital cabinet displaying 12 very rare shotgun shell boxes.
Page 14 1912 Madison Square Garden trapshooting fob and an early trapshooting medal.
Page 15 Three tobacco cards showing Bogardus, Oakley and Doc Carver.

Page 16

Allison-Faulkner Hand Trap and a Western Hand Trap, both with original boxes.
Page 17

A Bogardus Glass Ball Trap and a Chamberlin Pitch Ball Trap.
Page 18 Unusual two armed German trap and an 1895 Empire trap made in New York.
Page 19 Chicago Shot Tower shot display and Winchester shot display.
Page 19a St. Louis Shot Tower Salesman's sample and Sparks Shot Tower shot display.
Page 19b Two vintage Tatham's Shot Company salesman's sample shot displays.
Page 20 A very rare 19th century country store wooden shot dispenser plus 2 rare tin powder dispenser.
Page 21 Two rare DuPont trapshooting medals.
Page 22 1907 Western long run pinback and a UMC trapshooting award ribbon.
Page 23 A 1915 Marlin hand trap and a 1909 Western Practice Trap.
Page 24 Two very early Winchester trapshooting pinbacks.
Page 25 William Crosby Winchester pinback and a 1914 Hercules trapshooting trophy.
Page 26 1903 Chamberlin Blue Rock Target envelope and an early Laflin & Rand envelope.
Page 27 Early Fred Gilbert/Dupont trapshooting trophy and a RIMCO hand trap.
Page 28 Three very early flyer (pigeon) traps.
Page 29 Two English target balls, a Perth Glass Works and a W.W. Greener.
Page 30 Two "shooter" English glass target balls. One is amethyst and the other dark green.
Page 31

Best Tin Pigeon, Bossey Gyro Target and the Bossey Gyro Trap
Page 32

1906 DuPont trapshooting trophy and a 1906 NYAC trapshooting trophy.
Page 33 1926 Steve Crothers trading card plus a Winchester trapshooting scorecard.
Page 34 1886 Glass Ball booklet and a 1950s Mossberg "Targo" trap.
Page 35 Glass Target Balls.
Page 36 Hercules Trapshooting Plaque and a American Trapshooting Association trophy.
Page 37 Two sterling silver trophies, one from the Grand American and the other from Oklahoma.
Page 38 1899 sterling silver live bird trophy and a 1933 Grand American Handicap trophy.
Page 39 Two rare Charles Newcomb trophies.
Page 40 When trapshooting and its stars were big news.
Page 41 1913 DuPont shooting medal and an 1899 Grand American pin by DuPont.
Page 42 Early French reloading tool plus a 19th century boxed reloading tool.
Page 43 History of wooden shell box's, showing two different wooden crates.
Page 43a More old wooden shell crates.
Page 44 Two very early score sheets by Western and Hercules.
Page 44a More old score sheets including a very rare Remington sheet over 3 1/2 feet wide.
Page 45 A grouping of old (some 80 years old) of trapshooting related patches.
Page 45a A grouping of PSSA and GAH patches.
Page 46 A wooden hand trap and a DuPont trapshooting shell box insert.
Page 47 Two old cabinet cards, one of Capt. Adam Bogardus and the other of Annie Oakley.
Page 48 Another rare 19th century wooden shot dispenser case made for country stores.
Page 49 19th century Erskine shotshell reloader.  
Page 49a 19th century Dixon reloader
Page 49b 19th century wood block reloader.
Page 50 An old Remington hand trap and the wire release Allangle Clay Bird Flinger, circa 1915.
Page 51 Two very old shell crimpers.
Page 52 Baseball card of Major League Baseball Player/Trapshooter...1911 T206
Page 53 Rare Sterling Silver Glass Ball Award.
Page 54 DuPont Long Run Award.
Page 54a DuPont and American Trapshooting Association medals.
Page 55 Three very rare pins. Two Western and another a Dickey Bird.
Page 56 Gallery of rare, old and desirable shooting pinbacks.
Page 57 Gallery of rare, old and desirable shotgun shell boxes.
Page 57a Gallery of Federal Shell Boxes.
Page 58 Gallery of rare and desirable gun and powder company envelopes.
Page 59 Vintage Gun Oil cans.
Page 60 Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 61 Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 62 Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 63 Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 64 Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 65 Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 65a Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 65b Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 65c Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 65d Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 65e Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 65f Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 65g Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 65h Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 65i Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 65j Gallery of rare, old and desirable sporting art.
Page 66 Rare Peters Award Pin, 1901.
Page 67 Rare Peters Award Pin, 1905-06.
Page 68 Rare Hunters Arms Trapshooting Award.
Page 69 Rare UMC Shooting Award.
Page 70 1948 PITA Grand American Competitors Badge.
Page 71 Moody Medal.
Page 72 Old Pigeon Shooting Medal from Boulder Gun Club.
Page 73 Two very early Grand American Pins.
Page 74 Two beautiful Christmas Boxes.
Page 75 16 rare wooden shell crates.
Page 76 Old Peters advertising cardboard die cut.
Page 77 Old Peters advertising cardboard die cut.
Page 78 Old Winchester advertising cardboard die cut by Phillip Goodwin.
Page 79 Old Winchester advertising cardboard die cut.
Page 79a Old US Cartridge 6 piece dog and puppies die cut.
Page 80 Old Western advertising cardboard die cut.
Page 81 Assorted early gun and ammo company cardboard die cuts.
Page 82 Two rare DuPont trapshooting posters.
Page 83 Ten advertising signs including five rare tin signs.
Page 83a Display of Shotshell Box Inserts
Page 84 Shotshell Box Inserts
Page 85 Shotshell Box Inserts
Page 86 Shotshell Box Inserts
Page 87 Shotshell Box Inserts
Page 88 Shotshell Box Inserts
Page 89 Shotshell Box Inserts
Page 90 Powder Tins
Page 91 Winchester midget clay target box and 1902 GAH pin.
Page 92 Shot Tower Memorabilia.
Page 93 Collection of gun and powder company counter felts.
Page 94 Early cardboard die cuts.
Page 95 Early cardboard die cuts
Page 96 Old trapshooting and glass ball shooting medals
Page 97 More early cardboard die cuts
Page 98 Gun and Powder Company Envelopes
Page 99 Three early medals from 1902, 1912 and 1935.
Page 100 Selby Lead Artifacts, including shell boxes, wooden crate, calendar, shot bag, envelopes, etc.