The rugged design of the iconic M39 rucksack dates back to the 1930’s and has been issued by the Swedish army till the 1970’s because of its sturdiness!
The bag is equipped with multiple straps on the side and bottom making it possible to attach gear on the exterior of the bag.
This bag would still be the ideal piece to bring on day hikes but would also fit for every day use!
After 70 years the rucksack still remains in good condition but shows some minor signs of wear.
All leather parts have been treated with leather grease.
Measurements:
heigth: 45 cm
width: 40 cm
depth: 20 cm
These horns were mounted in Gard – France in the 1950’s. The trophy has been signed by the taxidermist R. Bouvier at the back of the plaque shield.
This impressive trophy mount would be the perfect decor piece to display on the wall of your cabin, lodge or man cave!
After 70 years the trophy mount still remains in good conditions but suffered some minor signs of use.
The plaque shield shows some tiny stains in the old wax surface.
A new layer of wax has been added.
Measurments:
heigth: 44 cm
width: 45 cm
depth: 22 cm
This bag was made in France and has probably been brought on many trips over the years!
It can still be used when traveling but it is also be the perfect decor piece for your home or shop!
The valies is made of brown leather and features a handle on top and two leather straps that can be fastened and secure the bag while it is closed.
Its interior features two large compartments that are separated by a securable smaller compartment.
After years of use the bag faded nicely, giving it a rugged vintage-look!
The leather shows a distressed patina which only adds to its character by giving it a rough touch.
The leather has been cleaned with leather soap and treated with grease.
Measurements:
Heigth: 35 cm
Width: 65 cm
Depth: 26 cm
Vintage 40’s German WWII era brass cased pocket compass.
On one side the compass features a transit stud that can lock the needle.
Cool to take with you on hikes, to display as small decor or to make into an unique necklace!
The compass is in a good, functional condition.
Due to use and time it’s brass case shows a lovely oxidized patina.
It’s still functional and points north easily!
Although these gloves look like they used to belong to a knight they were actually worn by butchers. They’re made out of chain mail to prevent the butcher from cutting in his hands while carving meat.
These gloves would be unique decor pieces to display in your kitchen or they would fit perfectly into a collection of oddities!
After almost a century these gloves remain in used condition and show signs of wear. Sadly the straps on both gloves are partially torn off.
This bag was made by the manufacturer of Moynat in Paris – France and has probably been brought on many trips over the years!
It can still be used when traveling but it is also be the perfect decor piece for your home or shop!
The valies is made of brown leather and features a handle on top and two leather straps that can be fastened and secure the bag while it is closed.
It can be opened with a push button while sliding the two sliders to the sides.
Its interior features two large compartments that are separated by a securable smaller compartment.
It still shows the initials of the original owner M.C. on the front.
After years of use the bag faded nicely, giving it a rugged vintage-look!
The leather shows a distressed patina which only adds to its character by giving it a rough touch.
After more than a century sadly one of the stitching on the bottom has come loose.
The leather has been cleaned with leather soap and treated with grease.
Measurements:
Heigth: 32 cm
Width: 62 cm
Depth: 22 cm
Vintage 40’s German WWII era brass cased pocket compass.
Cool to take with you on hikes, to display as small decor or to make into an unique necklace!
The compass is in a good, functional condition.
Due to use and time it’s brass case shows a lovely oxidized patina.
It’s still functional and points north easily!
This huge panel once decorated the top rounding boards of a carousel that stood on fairs in the early 1900’s.
It shows a charming, hand painted western scene with two native americans riding horses through the prairie.
The scene was was painted on canvas stretched on a large white painted wooden frame.
The back of the frame has been provided with hooks and eyes with which the panels were originally attached to each other, making it easy to mount the piece on a wall or on chains.
Due to its size and the naive painteing technique that was used this panel is very characteristic and impressive!
This unique and impressive panel would be the perfect decor piece to display inside a steak house, ranch or man cave!
After more than a century the canvas and frame show a lovely distressed patina that only adds to the panel’s character! The panel shows signs of wear like tiny cracks in the paint surface. At the back the panel has been provided with a vertical plank to tension the canvas.
The wooden frame has been coated with transparent lacquer to give the surface a protective layer and a glossy finish. The canvas has been cleaned from dust and filth and has been coated with varnish afterwards.
Measurements:
Width: 242 cm
Height: 125 cm
Depth: 6 cm
I offer two similar panels with western theme from the same carousel! I can offer them for 1800,- euro as a set.
Please contact me before purchasing this item, I’ll determine custom shipping costs depending on destination and wishes.
This huge panel once decorated the top rounding boards of a carousel that stood on fairs in the early 1900’s.
It shows a charming, hand painted western scene with a cowboy riding a rearing horse.
The scene was was painted on canvas stretched on a large white painted wooden frame.
The back of the frame has been provided with hooks and eyes on with which the panels were originally attached to each other, making it easy to mount the piece on a wall or on chains.
Due to its size and the naive painteing technique that was used this panel is very characteristic and impressive!
This unique and impressive panel would be the perfect decor piece to display inside a steak house, ranch or man cave!
After more than a century the canvas and frame show a lovely distressed patina that only adds to the panel’s character! The panel shows signs of wear like tiny cracks in the paint surface. At the back the panel has been provided with a vertical plank to tension the canvas.
The wooden frame has been coated with transparent lacquer to give the surface a protective layer and a glossy finish. The canvas has been cleaned from dust and filth and has been coated with varnish afterwards.
Measurements:
Width: 242 cm
Height: 125 cm
Depth: 6 cm
I offer two similar panels with western theme from the same carousel! I can offer them for 1800,- euro as a set.
Please contact me before purchasing this item, I’ll determine custom shipping costs depending on destination and wishes.
This huge panel once decorated the top rounding boards of a carousel that stood on fairs in the early 1900’s.
It shows a charming, hand painted western scene with a native American riding a rearing horse surrounded by wigwams.
The scene was was painted on canvas stretched on a large white painted wooden frame.
The back of the frame has been provided with the hooks and eyes with which the panels were originally attached to each other, making it easy to mount the piece on a wall or on chains.
Due to its size and the naive painteing technique that was used this panel is very characteristic and impressive!
This unique and impressive panel would be the perfect decor piece to display inside a steak house, ranch or man cave!
After more than a century the canvas and frame show a destressed patina. The panel shows signs of wear like tiny cracks in the paint surface, some missing white paint on the top of the wooden frame and a small tear in the canvas. At the back the panel has been provided with a vertical plank to tension the canvas.
The wooden frame has been coated with transparent lacquer to give the surface a protective layer and a glossy finish. The canvas has been cleaned from dust and filth and has been coated with varnish afterwards.
Measurements:
Width: 242 cm
Height: 125 cm
Depth: 6 cm
I offer two similar panels with western theme from the same carousel! I can offer them for 1750,- euro as a set.
Please contact me before purchasing this item, I’ll determine custom shipping costs depending on destination and wishes.
This saw was actually used to operate on patients in the psychiatric hospital of Brinkgreven in the Dutch city of Deventer, which has been operational since 1900. After years of use by the doctors at the facility, the piece ended up in the museum, which was established to commemorate the hospital’s history.
The saw features one large removable blade and a smaller round blad that seems be able to rotate. All parts are marked with the number 7.
The saw shows original markings of the manufacturer of “PEUGEOT”. It also shows the initials it’s original owner “J. Phol”.
This is an unique oddity that would fit perfectly in a medical collection or cabinet of curiosities!
Due to years and use the saw shows marks of use but remains in good condition.
Measurements:
Lenght: 34 cm
Width: 11 cm
Depth: 7 cm
