I do not know a damned thing about reloading any kind of ammunition....other than its a job best left to those that DO

This old Victorian era-looking hand tool appears to have been very exactingly made (You would WANT THAT as it's for working with explosives!)

Oddly I cannot find or see any maker's details, model number or date of manufacture

So I have attempted to picture it from every conceivable angle

Looks like it bolts onto a workbench with an integral CLAMP

There are lots of bits that PUSH and PULL....I can only guess at the purpose for which each was intended, but they all move well snug and tight not floppy and all worn out

Probably better as an ornament in your shotgun room or gun collection

But if you wanted to USE THIS?

It does look well up to the tasks it was originally designed to do

Nothing missing

No damage or any repairs

NO case NO manual NO shell cases NO gunpowder What you SEE is what you get

NO Firearms Licence required to buy or to own

NO reserve

NO Buy it now

Starts away at $1.00

So that YOU can decide exactly what this fine antique gunsmith's reloading tool is worth? :-)

Any knowledgeable correction or confirmation that this IS what I THINK it is would be most appreciated "as it is way-out-of-my-field of expertise"

Interested bidders may wish to CHECK the "Questions and Answers" below