Leather Gladstone Bag

Vintage leather cartridge bag. A good quality stiff leather cartridge bag. The bag is in good usable condition with brass fittings and an adjustable cot...

Small vintage leather Gladstone style bag A tan leather square mouth small 'Gladstone' bag with brown linen interior with a side pocket. The...

Vintage Leather Cartridge Bag. A good quality leather cartridge bag. The bag is in good usable condition with five small divided compartments for cartridges, one extra full length co...

Vintage canvas brady cartridge bag. A good quality small 'Brady' canvas cartridge bag by Brady, Halesowen. The bag is in good usable condition with bras...

Unusual Leather Helmet. A very unusual leather helmet with padded protection. The hard leather shell is stitched together and has ventilation holes in the top. There is padded protec...

A Vintage 18 Panel Leather Football. A vintage leather soccer ball with eighteen leather panels and a valve hole to the top to enabled bladder inflation. Leather in good condition. S...

Extra large leather gladstone bag.

1920's Gladstone Bag in perfect condition. The bag closings are in perfect shape and condition and everything works perfectly. The bag has some minor spots but for the age of the bag...

A wine color crocodile Gladstone bag complete with its original key. Known as either a Gladstone bag or a doctors bag, it has been made in natural...

3 Volumes. John Morley. The Life Of William E. Gladstone. Bound in 3/4 Wine Morocco, Cloth Boards, Marbled Endpapers, Top Edges Gilt, Raised Bands, Ornate...

Antique Gladstone leather Military Satchel with Quote, "Who Shall Separate Us" Badge, Circa 1900.   

A William Gladstone signed and inscribed title page. William Gladstone is the only person to serve four terms as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. He was first elected in 1868 and turned 84 during his final term in 1894. In that time he pushed for fundamental reforms, including votes for women and independence for Ireland. He remains one of Britain’s most inspirational leaders. This is the front page of an auction catalogue dated January 30, 1893 – Gladstone’s final year as Prime Minister. Along the left hand margin Gladstsone has written “Please send … lots as usual and c.o. 10 Downing St.” Gladstone autographs that mention 10 Downing Street, his Prime Ministerial address, are highly prized. Below you’ll find an excellent Gladstone signature and the date. Gladstone was a keen antiquarian and amassed a vast library of books...