Stuart Miller cartridge photos

[cartguy]

Following the lead of bdgreen and his post of Frank Wheeler photos I thought I would post so photos I have that came from Stuart Miller. Photo and back of photo.

Next Colt foil

next photo 4.25mm Lilliput, 5mm Bergmann, 5.5mm Clement, 7mm Nambu, 8mm Nambu

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next photo 50 Smith carbine

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next photo .60 Prussian needle gun

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next photo 58 inside primed, 50-70 Martin primed

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next photo 44 Sharps paper

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Next photo Maynards

next photo 45-70 Government Morse patent

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Next photo

Next photo 5mm Bergmann #2, 15mm center fire revolver, 12mm pin fire

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Next photo 11 French Chassepot needle gun, 69 buck & ball

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next photo 45 Auto M-1906, 45 Revolver M-1906

Next photo 45 Auto M-1906

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Hope you find these of a little interest. I will post more later.
Zac
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[cartguy]

50-70 Government buck & ball

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32-70 U.S.N.

U.M.C.Co. No 2, WRACo 1 inch gatling

50-70 Government experimental priming

32-35 Maynard box

United States Cartridge Co. board

Eley board

Maynards

10 ga Allen Patent Primer ?

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54 Hunt Rocket Ball

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Home made cartridge board

13mm German anti-tank rifle

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54 Burnside coiled case

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32-70 US Navy

50 Gallager, 58 Morse, 54 Burnside, 50 Maynard, 50 Crispin

50 Smith Rubber

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[cartguy]

[bdgreen]

GREAT PHOTOS!

One suggestion for each photo write a sentence describing exactly what is in the photo. That way anyone in the future using the forum search function that might involve an item in a photo, the search will show a link to that photo.

Thanks for the photos.

Brian

[sherryl]

cartguy
please I need to know what that paper cartridge is right at the top of the pics just
above the coiled burnside cal and make please.I think I have the same however
I have i down as an 442 monky tail by Westly Richard,I have heavy doubt that
this is correct
Sherryl

[cartguy]

sherryl,
I am sorry, I don’t see a paper cartridge just above the coiled Burnside. Do you mean the .44 Sharps? The only information I have on the pictured cartridges is what I show written on the back of the photos. And some of the photos have nothing written on them. I own none of these cartridges. I just have these photos.
Zac

[PetedeCoux]

The paper cartridges are labeled correctly. The only one not labeled is this one & it is a 577 Whitworth

The photo with the guy holding the German 13.2 anti-tank rifle looks to be from Frank Hackley.

Neat bunch of stuff, thanks Zac

[sherryl]

Cartguy
The cartridge in question,is directly below the hand written label H.HANSEN NEWARK IOWA
In my humble opinion only people that started collecting in the 1930-40 are able to pass on
collections of that stature.To bad you do not owe them.This is my idea of cartridge collecting.
Sherryl

[cartguy]

Sherryl,
I do not know what caliber it is. I believe it is a Foil cartridge for a Colt revolver. I also think the foil cartridge came wrapped in a paper wrapper. I believe the upper cartridge is a complete round still inside the paper wrapper. The middle item is the paper wrapper from the cartridge at the bottom of the photo.
Zac

[Jack]

The “7.65mm Mauser plastic” dummy in the Datig photo is actually a 7.9 m/m dummy. Jack

[cartguy]

Jack,
After looking I agree with you.
Zac

[THV]

The lot No.10 is not 9 mm K (Kurz) with undercut rim, but this is 9 mm Nickel round, with typical stab. crimps. The lot No.1 looks like some 7,5 mm French Canne gun round, but who knows…

[cartguy]

Here are a few more pictures.
Auto pistol cartridges

Savage package

Navy pistol package

Army pistol package

45-70s

more 45-70s, “1776 - 1876”, “U.S.CARBINE”, experimental crimp?

45-70 Government Morse patent

Morse rifle set

Maynard cord extractor, flop ear

UMC 2 bore

Unknown

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70-150

I will post more packets later.

[cartguy]

Here are some boxes and packets.
6.6x58-1/2 S&S



7.5mm Swiss Nagant

7.65mm Mannlicher

7.65mm Borchardt

8x50R Lebel

Kynoch 9mm Luger Tracer

9mm Luger

Winchester 9mm Luger

Swedish 9mm Revolver

11mm Mauser

12mm Pin fire

22-15 Stevens

28 Cup fire

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30 Long Rim fire

30-06 Blanks

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31 Colt packets

32-44 S&W

36 Colt packets

[cartguy]

38-40

40-85 Ballard

40-90 Ballard

44 Ballard

44 Colt packets

44 Evans

44 Lip fire

44 S&W

44 Teatfire

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45-78 Wolcott

56 Merrill, 50 Gallager, 50 Smith

[Falcon]

@cartguy

Is there anymore information on what is shown here?

No. 3 and 4 are called .32 S&W but 3 appears too short and both look to be rimless. Could they be cases for 7.65mm Frommer and .32ACP made by a reloader from .32 S&W short or long cases?

No. 5 and 6 are called .38 S&W but are both rimless. 6 also appears to be too long to be based on a .38 S&W short case. They also appear to be improvised cases for other calibres.

I would also be interested if there is any more information about the .28 Browning shown in the previous photo.

[cartguy]

Falcon,
Sorry, I don’t have any more then what you see here. I tried to find the photo just in case there was more info on the back but I cannot even find the book it is in.
Wish I could give you an answer.
Zac

[Fede]

Zac, great pictures, thank you very much. He used these pictures for magazine articles, like the “Cartridge corner” in Shooting Times, Guns, &c.

The Miller Brothers were dealers in collector’s cartridges between the 40’s and early 70’s.

Regards,

Fede

[Fede]

No. 3-4 are Browning protoypes that preceded the 7.65 mm Browning (c. 1896-99).

No. 6.7 are Browning protoypes that preceded the .38 Auto, the latter having the same dimensions as the final model (1896-98).

[enfield56]

Another treasure trove, for me that 45 ACP clip is a wonderful thing to see.

Thank you very much !

Pete