The Hunt

Put me on your hunt

I travel, I poke around estate sales and markets and dusty shops, and I keep a running list of what people are looking for. Describe your piece below — the more specific, the better my eyes.

  1. You describe it

    Maker, era, model, the condition you'll accept, and a rough budget. Photos or reference links help if you have them.

  2. It joins the hunt list

    Every counter I cross gets checked against open requests before anything else happens.

  3. You hear first

    When I find it, you get photos, an honest condition report, and the asking price. If it's right for you, we work out the details; if not, no hard feelings.

What I hunt

Watches and clocks, coins and currency, maps and documents, instruments and optics, tools, curios, and the historical research around all of it. I do not hunt firearms — those stay reference-only on this site, and any firearm transfer must go through a licensed dealer.

A collector's travel desk with maps, journal, compass and found objects
Every request gets logged here before the next trip.

Hunt request

Fill this in and hit send — it opens a pre-written email to my desk. I reply to every serious request.

Sending opens your email app with the details pre-filled — nothing is stored on this site. Firearms and other regulated items are not part of the hunting service.