SHOTGUN SHELLS

BRASS
Item #  Headstamp, Description  and Price

sb-9    USE  BERDAN PRIMER No 1  10A, 2 7/8" fired empty, Berdan primed, thought to have been made
    by Kynoch     $8.00
sb-10    USE  BERDAN PRIMER No 1 10A, 2 13/16" fired empty, nickel plated (worn),  unprimed but used a
     Berdan primer, thought to have been made by Kynoch     $8.00
sb-17    USE  BERDAN PRIMER No 1 10A, 2 13/16" fired empty, Berdan primer    
** 9668  .410 All Brass, tan wad marked 6C, small copper primer, headstamp 410-12M/M  U  S  ALL BRASS,
made bu the US Cartridge Company after takeover by National Lead Co from 1922 to 1927, from box marked 
SELBY LOADS    $8.00

PAPER
Item #  Headstamp, Description and Price  

9325  24 Gauge pinfire, 2 1/2" with green paper hull marked on side 'ELEY'S  Gastight Cartridge Case' and
                three impressed 'X's, brass head, headstamp ELEY,LONDON No  24  GASTIGHT, case mouth is 
               misshaped a little and has wear, prior collector has written '28' in white marker on the hull  $10.00
sp-12   BRAUN & BLOEM  No  16  DUSSELDORF, 2 9/16 inch, brick (reddish brown), 
            new primed empty, copper battery primer    $1.00
 sp-30  ELEY-KYNOCH  .410, 3",  reddish-brown paper hull marked with the Eley Brothers Limited logo
       (EBL in a shield) and ELEY / EXTRA LONG / SMOKELESS /  MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN, brass battery 
       primer, roll crimp, brown paper wad marked with multiple 6s    $1.00
9596   REM-UMC No  12  NITRO CLUB, 2 1/2" red hull, REMINGTON-UMC marked brass head, copper and
                     brass battery primer, topwad marked REMINGTON  DUCK  LOAD  5C, this is one of Remington's
                     game load series of shells   $4
sp-20   RWS  16  NURNBERG  16, 2 11/16 inch new primed empt, light green hull, copper primer marked  
    SINOXID, side of hull marked in black 'Fasan RWS (in circle)  Rauchlos  70mm SINOXID DYNAMIT-NOBEL,     
    NURNBERG, with large pheasant in flight    $1.00
sp-1     SPECIAL  No. 12, made by American Buckle & Cartridge Co, 2 5/8", tan hull, new primed empty, made
    from about 1885 to 1888, a super rare shell    $125.00
sp-22    SPECIAL  No. 12,  same as above, but once fired   $65.00
sp-15    U.M.C.CO.  No. 12,  2 5/8", straw hull, new primed empty, early with low, uneven edge head   $5.00
9419   U.M.C.Co.  No  12  CLUB, 2 5/8" straw hull, low uneven edged brass head, fired case, produced
                     from 1884 until 1891    $1.00
8017    U.M.C.CO.  No.  20  CLUB,  2 1/2", straw hull, new primed empty, low brass, copper primer    $3.00
9430    U.M.C.CO.  No.  10  BRIDGEPORT CT,  2 17/8", straw hull, new primed empty, copper primer   $20.00
sp-3     U.S.C.CO  No 12  LOWELL, large headstamp, 2 5/8", black hull, unprimed empty, made 1884 to about
     1890, this is a rare headstamp     $25.00
sp-8   No.12.  U  S  NEW RAPID, 3" black new primed empty, 15/16" high base with recessed head,  made 
    from 1900 to 1910    $12.00
sp-14   No.12.  U  S  NEW RAPID, 3" tan new primed empty, 15/16" high base with recessed head,  made 
    from 1900 to 1910, this is a super rare shotshell, only about 8 of these are known to collectors   $300.00
9418   W.R.A.Co  No  12  RIVAL, 2 5/8" brown hull, low uneven edged brass head, copper primer, fired 
                  case, made from 1884 to 1897, very good clean condition, athough paper is brittle    $2.00
sp-40  FEDERAL 12 GA CARTRIDGE, 1 3/8", red hull, red sticker on case marked 'STONECO SHELL
             CRACKER  Denver, Colorado', probably made in the 1950s to early 1960s, for farmers to use in    
             dispersing birds, loaded with a pyrotechnic projectile that explodes some distance from where it
             is fired    $3.00


PLASTIC
Item #  Headstamp, Description  and Price

pl-5   WANDA  PAT.  PEND.  12,   2 3/8" transparent red plastic marked 3-1-8 on side, black top wad,
        nickel battery style primer, 1967 to 1972   $2.00
9666  WANDA  PAT.  PEND.  12,   2 3/8" transparent red plastic marked 2 3/4-1 1/8-8 on side, black top 
       wad, nickel battery style primer, 1967 to 1972, from box with added sticker that reads 'WANDA'S  All 
       New SHOT SLEEVE WAD', shot sleeve differs from that on item # pl-5 above, the slits in the sleeve
       being noticeably shorter    $2.50
pl-4  HERTERS  12  12  PAT., 2 7/16" transparent blue plastic mkd 3 3/4-1 1/4-4 on side, nickel battery 
                 style primer $3.00
pl-6  ACTIV 12 ACTIV 12, 2 7/16" transparent red plastic mkd ACTIV 2 3/4-1 1/8-7 1/2 on side, nickel
                  battery primer $3.00
pl-10   ELEY  12  ELEY  12, saluting blank,  1 3/16" (as in very short) red plastic hull, nickeled or aluminum
     head, copper battery style primer, unmarked buff cardboard topwad    $1.50
9457   Winchester experimental all-plastic 12 gauge shell, 2 1/4" red plastic hull, 8 segment star case mouth 
                   closure, no headstamp other than a slightly raised 'FGC' and 'AEP' which appear to have been 
                   hand etched inside the mold; the letters 'FGC' indicate the shells were for use by Winchester-
                   Western franchised gun clubs; these shells came from a full box that was marked with the  
                   company name Winchester-Western Division, Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp, which was in use
                   from 1954 to 1969; the shells are thought to have been made in the late 1960s; they were obtained
                   from an ex-company employee who bought them in 1999 and said these shells had been used at 
                   times to test fire shotguns from the production lines; they were also used by the Winchester  
                   franchIsed gun clubs    $5.00