Yes, it’s true. Anything you find on this page is just a hairsbreadth away from being tossed. Each is on an individual countdown clock, and when its time is up, it goes straight to the trash. Don’t let that happen … these can be yours for less than TWENTY FIVE DOLLAR$ EACH … some for LE$$ THAN TEN !!! …. ($ometimes for only a buck!!!)
Exclusive savings – grab them now, they won’t be restocked! Below retail … Below wholesale … Below fire sale … Come back each month and see what ends up here.
$25 and less!
Z13 – NYLON SHOULDER HOLSTER, Black, Right Hand
This modern holster will fit snub-nose revolvers (think “James Cagney”) and small-frame semiautos (think “James Bond”). For a right-hand draw, and it is in great shape. Sorry to say it’s the last one.
to buy – $20
BATCH SALE * * * L53- Scabbard Belt Hook (for two-ringed sabre scabbards)
Are you handy with leather work? Then just buy these brass hooks and build your own scabbard carriers. These belt hooks make costume changes a breeze – the entire scabbard can just lift right off of a belt or sash without having to undo any part of the costume. Each batch has 6 belt hooks. I have five batches left.
Buy a batch – $21
L93 – Gauntlets, short cuff, brown – for sale only
brown leather – NEW $22 large – 11 medium – 2 X small – 11
Want to make your own submachine gun props? When the Iron Curtain came down, we bought a truck-load of automatic weapons from former Soviet Block countries. The receivers were chopped up and destroyed so they could never fire again, but that was perfect for us – we just wanted to create good-looking props! I believe I have five bag-o’-parts of these relics of the cold war. You’ll need to get some steel pipe to fill in the parts that were cut out when they decommissioned them. But if you have basic welding skills and can work out simple jigsaw puzzles, you should do well! When you’re done, you’ll have a great looking, incredibly sturdy, 28 inch, 8 lb prop.
It can look like this when you’re done!
sales price – $19
L01 – LEATHER BELTS – used
Real leather 2″ wide belts, built in-house. (please don’t confuse these with cheap costume belts made of paper-thin leather over cardboard). The sizes listed are the maximum for each. [There is no minimum size, since you can always punch another hole in the leather, right? And if the belt is too long, the excess can be tucked through the holster or sheath.] All of them well worn: originally $35 each.
sales – $15
2 in brown (sizes: 50″, 65″) 10 in black (sizes: 42″, 44″, 44″, 47″, 49″, 49″, 49″, 51″, 58″, 69″) 3 in ecru/buff (sizes: 45″, 52″, 56″)
L93 – Gauntlets, short cuff, black – for sale only
These are historically accurate cuff manacles. Which means that it takes a little bit of time to get in an out of them. The screw key has to be turned all the way clockwise to lock the cuff and then release the key, then all the way counter-clockwise to open the cuff. But then the key is locked into the cuff, so it has to be turned all the way clockwise again to release the key so you can use it on the other cuff. Fine for putting on while off-stage, or if you have a lot of time on-stage.
buy a set now for only$11
S46 – 9mm (.380) PRIMERED CARTRIDGES
The .380/9mm revolvers of course require larger blanks than the standard .22 caliber. But a larger diameter blank usually holds a lot of gunpowder inside, often too much for a small theatre. These primered casings have no gunpowder in them at all! The primers are louder than those found in other blanks, so the sound produced is similar to the light 6mm/.22 caliber blanks.
$17.27 for each box of 50. And yes, that’s only $0.35 for each shot!
Z18 – LUGER HOLSTER
Hard, almost instrument case-like leather. Retains its shape even when empty. Will only fit the Luger P-08. I have roughly ten in stock. [NOTE: if the actor is not going to pull the gun out, why not just buy only the holster? Save some bucks.] to buy – $16
I’ll bet you have a few sabres in your props cabinets that have scabbards, but no way to attach the scabbard to the actor. If so, you need these. These carriers make costume changes a breeze – the entire scabbard can just lift right off of a belt or sash without having to undo any part of the costume.
These hook carriers are meant for scabbards where the two rings are off-set. In other words, one ring is near the scabbard opening, and the other ring is about a foot lower. Military sabres are often meant to be worn down almost at knee level (which is fine when you are on horseback) or hitched up to waist level when you are on the ground. I shortened and simplified the arrangement – just snap the straps onto the rings and then drop the brass clip onto any sash or belt.
I have four left.
Buy – $11
Z79 – QUIVER
In natural leather – sales price = $13
very wide quiver can also serve as a short bow holster. 19″ long, 6″ wide. One remains.
$10 and less!
Z16 – Military HOLSTERS
Will fit most martial sidearms of the 20th century, but not Lugers. I’m down to the last six. [NOTE: if the actor is not going to pull the gun out, why not just get only the holster, stuff it with paper, and close the weather flap? Save some bucks.]
to buy – $10
S49 – 9mm (.380) FULL-LOAD BLANKS –
These are center-fire, but rimmed for use in .380 cal blank revolvers (not semi-automatics). For use in outdoor theatres, or when you want to replicate the sound of a cannon going off (I am only slightly exaggerating). The shooter must wear ear protection. I have several hundred available. This price is far, far below wholesale.
$8.13 for each box of 50. And yes, that’s only $0.16 for each shot!
Looking for .22 cal rimfire blanks, also at the lowest prices nationwide? Follow this link!
379 – “SWITCHBLADE”
It is illegal for me to ship a real switchblade knife within the United States, even a dull one. The best I can do is to take the novelty comb, remove the plastic and add a weak 4″ aluminum blade. So weak that it can not be considered a real knife.
I have 18 left. That may sound like a lot, but these puppies sell fast. I used to build several hundred at a time to last a season. But after these are gone, I’m not making any more. So buy some now while they still exist. [For information on how to keep them working a little longer, click this link]
– but you can’t beat the price. – $8.45
$ ONLY A BUCK !! $
check back each month – you never know what incredible deals will land here!
too much for a small theatre. 
Z18 – LUGER HOLSTER
