Bottles like this one were traditionally brought on hunts so the thirsty hunter could take a quick sip of whisky every now and then.
This hip flask was made by James Dixon & Sons in the English city of Sheffield.
It features a silver and leather covering.
This piece would still come in handy on a hunting or hiking trip but would also be the perfect addition to any cabin decor or collection!
After almost a century this flask remains in used condition. Due to years of use it acquired a nice patina that only adds to its character in my opinion!
This felt hat was issued by the RCMP; the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Together with the iconic red uniform it was once worn by a mounted police officer.
The hat was made by John Stetson & Co.
The hat would be a very stylish addition to anyones outfit!
After more more than 50 years it still remains in good condition but shows some signs of wear.
Sadly the leather string stampede string was torn and only one half remains.
Size: 3/4
Measurements:
Height: 15 cm
Width: 32 cm
Little bottles like these were traditionally brought on hunts so the thirsty hunter could take a quick sip of whisky every now and then.
It was made by F. H. Haupt in the German city of Hamburg.
The flask was decorated with a protective leather covering!
This piece would still come in handy on a hunting or hiking trip but would also be the perfect addition to any cabin decor or collection!
After almost a century the flask still remains in good condition but shows signs of wear and use.
Antique early 1900’s Black Forest folk art mountaineer figure
This antique figure was traditionally hand carved out of one single piece of wood in the Black forest area in Germany and Switserland. It’s a fine example of the great craftsmanship the area got famous for and shows beautiful details!
This carving would be the perfect addition to decorate your desk with, or to put on a shelve shelf in your cabin!
After more than a century the wood carving shows minor signs of wear.
In my eyes the patina it acquired due to time only adds to it’s charm!
Measurements:
Heigth: 19.5 cm
Width: 7 cm
Length: 6 cm
This large tool roll was issued by the Dutch army.
Its clever design can be folded open and is equipped with
multible compartments for storing tools and equipment.
With leather straps the bag can be secured while folded up.
It can still come in useful for storing your tools!
After 70 years the roll remains in used but good condition.
Due to years of use it acquired a nice patina that only adds to its rugged character!
Measurements:
Length folded up: 33 cm
Length folded open: 126 cm
Width folded up: 60 cm
Width folded open: 103 cm
Little bottles like these were traditionally brought on hunts so the thirsty hunter could take a quick sip of whisky every now and then.
The flask was decorated with a protective leather covering that was marked with the word Cognac.
This piece would still come in handy on a hunting or hiking trip but would also be the perfect addition to any cabin decor or collection!
After 60 years the flask still remains in good condition but shows signs of wear and use.
Vintage 1950′ Swiss army issued cowhide mountaineers rucksack,
also know as the Haaraffe tornister and became a classic in our collection!
These very rucksacks were introduced to the Swiss Army in 1898 and
remained unchanged until 1950 because of their decent design.
The bag features multible compartments inside that can be folded open and a small compartment on front.
The rucksack has an outside covering made of cowhide, this is from where
the bag got it’s German nickname ‘haaraffe tornister’, which means ape backpack.
The inside of the backpack is lined with canvas.
After 80 years the tornister remains in worn condition and shows some traces of wear as it stood the test of being used for years.
Some of the hairs have come off of the cow skin outer lining but it doesn’t show any bald spots.
There is a small hole in the skin cover of the front pocket.
Measurements:
Height: 46 cm
Width: 27 cm
Depth: 13 cm
This large tool roll was issued by the Dutch army.
Its clever design can be folded open and is equipped with
multible compartments for storing tools and equipment.
With leather straps the bag can be secured while folded up.
It can still come in useful for storing your tools!
After 70 years the roll remains in used but good condition.
Due to years of use it acquired a nice patina that only adds to its rugged character!
Measurements:
Length folded up: 33 cm
Length folded open: 126 cm
Width folded up: 60 cm
Width folded open: 103 cm
Vintage 50’s English large silver plated Hip Flask
Little bottles like these were traditionally brought on hunts so the thirsty hunter could take a quick sip of whisky every now and then.
It was made in England out of 10 oz silver plated pewter and features a faux leather covering.
This piece would still come in handy on a hunting or hiking trip but would also be the perfect addition to any cabin decor or collection!
After 70 years this flask still remains in good condition and only shows minor signs of wear.
The vintage bags was issued by the swiss military and used to be filled with all sorts of medical content.
It features a clever design that can be folled open and carry all sorts of small gear.
Made of sturdy saddle leather, featuring a shoulder strap, it was designed to last for years!
This stylish small size handbag would be perfect for daily use!
After years the bag remains in used condition. Due to years of use it acquired a nice patina that only adds to its character! It stood the test of being used for years and will last just as long!
The leather has been cleaned and treated with leather grease.
Measurements:
Height: 18 cm
Width: 26 cm
Depth: 8 cm
Antique 30’s blue duiker skull mount – ‘Philantomba monticola’
This species of small antelope lives in Africa. This small trophy mount was brought to Europe as a colonial curiosity!
The skull was mounted on a wooden stand that can also be hung horizontally.
This unique piece would a cool addition to a taxidermy collection of cabinet of curiosities!
After almost a century the mount still remains in good condition but shows some wear.
Measurements:
Height: 12.5 cm
Length skull: 13 cm
Diameter stand: 15.5 cm
Bottles like this one were traditionally brought on hunts so the thirsty hunter could take a quick sip of whisky every now and then.
This hip flask was made by James Dixon & Sons in the English city of Sheffield.
Its silver plated and was marked with the name of its original owner ‘J.Johns’.
This piece would still come in handy on a hunting or hiking trip but would also be the perfect addition to any cabin decor or collection!
After almost a century this flask remains in used condition. Due to years of use it acquired a nice patina that only adds to its character in my opinion!
This heavy duty flight jacket was first introduced in 1943 by the US Air Force and issued to their flight crews during the war. It was the last sheepskin flying jacket they would make, replacing the iconic B3 jacket.
It features a timeless, rugged design with double front pockets, extra patched sleeves and large sheepskin collar and lining to withstand the freezing tempratures of high altitudes!
Although due to its current condition it might not be wearable anymore it would still make an awesome decor piece or collectable for any WWII or USAAF enthousiast!
After 80 years and surviving the harsh conditions of the war this jacket remains in a distressed condition.
The outer sheep leather shows mutiple rips and a distressed patina it acquired due to wear and time.
Except of minimal treatment I decided to leave the jacket in its original condition and leave it up to the next owner to either keep it that way or fully restore it. After some love it might be wearable again!
Measurements:
Chest width: 54 cm
Shoulder width: 49 cm
Back length: 65 cm
These glacier cleats were used by mountaineers so the spikes would prevent them from slipping as they wore them underneath their shoes.
They were hand forged by the Austrian company of Stubai.
This vintage pair would make unique decor pieces to hang on the wall of your cabin or lodge!
After 70 years the crampons still remain in good condition.
They have been treated with antique wax to give the surface a protective layer and a subtle glossy finish.
Size 43
Measurements:
Length: 30.5 cm
Width: 11 cm
Little bottles like these were traditionally brought on hunts so the thirsty hunter could take a quick sip of whisky every now and then.
It was made in England out of 5 oz silver plated pewter.
This piece would still come in handy on a hunting or hiking trip but would also be the perfect addition to any cabin decor or collection!
After 70 years this flask still remains in good condition and only shows minor signs of wear.
