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-Gentlemen, welcome to my store... Here you can find almost any item you can think of... And the prices are a bargain!

- This ain´t nothin´ more than a selection of what I have in stock. If you cannot see an item on the list, please ask.

1 Apparel                         Base Price
4 Belt, leather .............$0,10
6 Boots, fancy ............$20,00
7 Boots, riding leather $15,00
13 Coat, wool .............$2,25
19 Duster (leather)..... $8,90
20 Duster (oilskin slicker) $3,50
31 Gloves, buckskin ........$0,78
33 Gloves, tanned buckskin $1,00
34 Grass suit (hunting camouflage) $1,75
37 Hat, cavalry............. $1,37
39 Hat, cowboy or sombrero (low crown) $3,00
43 Hat, sombrero (high crown) $5,25
44 Hat, straw................. $0,25
45 Overalls.................... $0,95
46 Pants, men's.............. $1,00
47 Scarf, common (any color) $0,25
49 Shirt, fancy............... $1,25
50 Shirt, plain................. $0,75
51 Shoes, fancy.............. $3,50
54 Shoes, plain ................$1,75
63 Suspenders, plain......... $0,25
67 Traveling bag (16 in., alligator skin) $0,65
68 Trousers, fancy ...........$4,00
69 Trousers, work .............$2,00
73 Vest, hunting ...............$3,40
74 Vest, men's fancy silk ....$5,00
75 Vest, men's leather........ $1,25

81 Domestic Items Base Price
121 Matches (Lucifer), box of 150 $0,05
126 Mug, shaving $2,90
129 Pan, frying (11 in.) $0,15
133 Pot, coffee (8 ½ qt.) $0,80
138 Soap (one bar) $0,10

152 Field Gear Base Price
153 Bag, traveling (16 in, leather) $3,10
154 Canteen $1,00
155 Compass, plain pocket $1,10
157 Field glasses $8,50
158 Flint and steel $1,00
159 Lantern $2,25
160 Mess kit $2,00
161 Note book (3 in. x 4.5 in., with pencil) $0,20
162 Railroad Lantern $0,50
163 Sleeping bag $13,00
165 Tent, miner's $6,70
166 Tent, wall $13,50
167 Tent, wedge (7 ft. x 7 ft. x 7 ft.) $4,25
168 Trunk (36 in.) $2,08

170 Hunting & Fishing: Base Price
171 Fish hooks (box of 100) $0,05
172 Fishing flies (per dozen) $1,00
173 Fishing line (25 ft., cotton) $0,05
174 Fishing reel (80 yd.) $1,15
175 Fishing rod, bamboo $1,05
176 Net $1,50
177 Stock marker $1,25
178 (Tattoo ear marker for horses, cattle, swine, sheep, dogs, etc.)

220 Leisure Items & Activities Base Price
221 Accordion $4,65
222 Banjo $3,70
223 Banjo case $2,00
235 Cards, marked playing (1 deck) $2,00
236 Cards, playing (1 deck) $0,15
246 Guitar $5,20
247 Guitar case $2,00
248 Harmonica $0,55
249 Mouth organ (Jews' harp) $0,10
256 Poker chips (1000) $3,00

378 Provisions and Food
382 Beans (3 lb. tin) $0,12
383 Beef (per lb.) $0,07
384 Beef jerky (per lb) $0,20
385 Beef, dried (per lb.) $0,20
386 Beer (20 gal. keg) $3,50
391 Coffee (per lb.) $0,30
409 Peas (3 lb. tin) $0,11
414 Pickles (per pt.) $0,25
416 Root beer, bottle of $0,10
421 Tobacco, chewing (per bag) $0,10
422 Tobacco, smoking $0,15
425 Trail rations (per day) $1,50
426 Whiskey, bottle of common $2,00
427 Whiskey, bottle of good $4,00

-Then we have the weapons... There are plenty to choose from. Derringers, Revolvers, Shotguns and Rifles. And the price can vary. You get what you pay for when it comes down to the shooting irons.

589 Firearms: Derringers
590 American Arms Derringer (.41) $8,25
591 Colt New Line (.41) $14,00
592 Knuckleduster Revolver (.22) $9,70
593 Marlin Stonewall Derringer (.41) $7,50
594 Remington Derringer (.41) $11,85
595 Remington Pepperbox (.32) $15,90
 

597 Firearms: Revolvers
598 Colt 1877 Lightning (.38) $25,50
599 Colt 1877 Lightning (.41) $27,00
600 Colt Bisley (.44) $23,00
601 Colt Bisley (.45) $24,75
602 Colt Dragoon (.44) $24,65
603 Colt Flattop Target (.45) $28,00
604 Colt Navy (.36) $16,95
605 Colt Paterson (.36) $21,00
606 Colt SAA (.44) $17,00
607 Colt SAA (.45) $18,75
608 Griswold & Gunnison (.36) $14,90
609 LeMat Two-Barrel (.42 and 12 gauge) $75,00
610 Remington 1875 (.44) $22,00
611 Remington New Army (.44) $19,40
612 S&W 44DA (.44) $18,00
613 S&W DA Second Model (.38) $11,00
614 S&W Russian (.44) $15,50
615 S&W Schofield (.45) $24,25

617 Firearms: Shotguns
618 Baker Drilling (12 gauge) $150,00
619 Colt 1868 (12 gauge) $71,50
620 L.C. Smith (12 gauge) $60,00
621 Parker (12 gauge) $115,00
622 Remington (12 gauge) $57,25
623 Winchester (12 gauge) $95,00

625 Firearms: Rifles
626 Ballard-Creedmore (.45) $110,00
627 Henry (.44) $48,50
628 Remington Revolving (.44) $31,25
629 Remington Rolling Block (.45) $42,00
630 Richmond Armory Musket (.58) $2,50
631 Sharps Carbine Conversion (.50) $32,10
632 Sharps Long Range (.45) $115,00
633 Spencer Carbine (.52) $21,50
634 Springfield Rolling Block (.50) $38,00
635 Springfield Trapdoor (.45) $22,00
636 Winchester 1863, Carbine (.32) $25,95
637 Winchester 1863, Carbine (.38) $32,50
638 Winchester 1863, Carbine (.44) $42,50
639 Winchester 1863, Musket (.32) $40,50
640 Winchester 1863, Musket (.38) $47,50
641 Winchester 1863, Musket (.44) $54,50
642 Winchester 1863, Rifle (.32) $39,95
643 Winchester 1863, Rifle (.38) $43,50
644 Winchester 1863, Rifle (.44) $45,50
645 Winchester 1866, Carbine (.40) $27,95
646 Winchester 1866, Carbine (.45) $39,95
647 Winchester 1866, Carbine (.50) $44,95
648 Winchester 1866, Musket (.40) $58,00
649 Winchester 1866, Musket (.45) $61,50
650 Winchester 1866, Musket (.50) $65,00
651 Winchester 1866, Rifle (.40) $32,95
652 Winchester 1866, Rifle (.45) $43,95
653 Winchester 1866, Rifle (.50) $49,95

655 Firearms: Ammunition
656 Minie balls (.58 caliber) + caps & paper cartridges (100) $5,00
657 Cap and ball - .36 caliber (100 rounds) $1,75
658 Cap and ball - .44 caliber (100 rounds) $2,00
659 Cap and ball - LeMat .42 caliber (100 rounds) $2,95
660 Cartridge .22 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $1,50
661 Cartridge .32 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $1,75
662 Cartridge .38 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $2,00
663 Cartridge .41 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $2,25
664 Cartridge .44 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $2,65
665 Cartridge .45 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $2,85
666 Cartridge .32-20 (100 rounds) $1,75
667 Cartridge .38-40 (100 rounds) $2,00
668 Cartridge .40-60 (100 rounds) $2,95
669 Cartridge .44-28 (100 rounds) $2,25
670 Cartridge .44-40 (100 rounds) $2,65
671 Cartridge .45-40 (100 rounds) $2,65
672 Cartridge .45-70 (100 rounds) $3,10
673 Cartridge .45-75 (100 rounds) $3,15
674 Cartridge .45-100 (100 rounds) $4,00
675 Cartridge .50-70 (100 rounds) $3,40
676 Cartridge .50-95 (100 rounds) $4,05
677 Cartridge, Rimfire (56/50) (100 rounds) $2,80
678 Brass Shot Shells (box of 25) $2,50
679 Paper Shot Shells (box of 100) $1,50

681 Firearms: Accessories
682 Bayonet $1,00
683 Gun belt (without holster) $2,00
684 Gun grease (4 oz. tin) $0,25
685 Gun oil (1 oz. tube) $0,11
686 Holster, hip shooting (without belt) $5,50
687 Holster, quick draw (without belt) $2,50
688 Holster, spring-sleeve (without belt) $9,00
689 Holster, standard (without belt) $3,00
690 Scabbard, Carbine $3,00
691 Scabbard, Rifle $3,50

693 Firearms: Embellishments
694 Engraving + $1,50
695 Stock (ivory) + $3,00
696 Stock (pearl) + $4,50
697 Trimming (gold-plated) + $1,75

699 Sundry Weapons
700 Brass knuckles $1,00
701 Knife, Bowie (with leather scabbard) $4,00
702 Knife, hunting/fighting $1,00
703 Knife, jack $0,17
704 Knife, throwing $1,50
705 Lariat (50 ft., cotton) $2,00
706 Saber $7,00

As a starting weapon, you may choose a revolver that has a value less than $20.

For instance, any of these four pieces of artillery:

Hurd entered into the shop. He looked around him and then, when his eyes found a guy that seemed to be the dealer, he waved him. - Hello Sir! I'm a farmer and I need a shotgun to protect my terrains. But I can only spend $20... What do you recommend? Because I don't want a small revolver... You know what I mean.

-Ah, a shotgun? They are bit more expensive than rifles, but do carry a mighty punch. Let´s see, we have the LC Smith two shot...

-For just $60 it´s are a real bargain, maybe you can ask Mr. Bronson for a small loan?

...What the Hell!? $60.00!? Are we crazy!? Oh My Godness... Hurd was a little bit surprised. OK... Well. Mr.Bronson, isn't it? No problem... He tried to keep a straight face while he answer to the man. - Uh huh... maybe I can ask Mr. Bronson for a small loan. But I want this L. C. Smith shotgun... It's wonderful. - He said with the same tone that Luther Harris used. He look at the shotgun with brightly eyes. I will feel very comfortable with this shotgun...

OK the items you purchased in Thackersville have been added to the character sheets and these have been uploaded. I also used the "Equipment" section to list the equipment, for some reason it does not accept the price (the decimals) but still it´s better to keep the actual character sheet as simple as possible.

Jack, you already had a cowboy hat with a low crown. I guess you did not want to purchase a second one so I removed it from the list. Please roll Salesmanship to sell the Medical bag (it´s a Universal skill, and you get +40% to your roll). You can get $2 or 3$ with a successful roll.

Jack, they paid you $2.30 for the Medical Bag and content in Thackerville. Not bad.

I´ve added the amount to you sheet to the "Notes"-section.
 

I need to buy bullets but...

671 Cartridge .45-40 (100 rounds) $2,65
672 Cartridge .45-70 (100 rounds) $3,10
673 Cartridge .45-75 (100 rounds) $3,15
674 Cartridge .45-100 (100 rounds) $4,00

What's the difference? I mean what's means 45-40

What's the difference? I mean what's means 45-40

The .45-40, the "40" is for rifle bullets. The pistol cartridges have only the caliber value:

660 Cartridge .22 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $1,50
661 Cartridge .32 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $1,75
662 Cartridge .38 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $2,00
663 Cartridge .41 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $2,25
664 Cartridge .44 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $2,65
665 Cartridge .45 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $2,85

So your Bisley would be the .45, and 100 rounds cost $2,85. The caliber is the diameter of the bullet, in inches. So .45 means the bullet is 0.45 inches in diameter.

The cartridges with a number after the caliber are for rifles only. The second number actually refers to the gun powder charge of the bullet, which in turn changes the length. Obviously the rifle bullets are longer than those of a handgun.

Ok so, I buy a 665 Cartridge .45 caliber pistol (100 rounds) $2,85.

-OK, here you are. The bullets for the revolver, $2.85. What about that rifle you are carrying?, the shopkeeper asked nervously. –It looks like a .44 Winchester Carbine, model 1863. I have a box of hundred bullets for that excellent weapon, for just $2.65.

-Here you are, Mr. Mayer, the shop keeper said and put the new hat on the desk. It was a black Stetson that felt soft to the touch, and it had a high crown with no creases. Nothing too fancy, but it was clearly not for ranch work either.

Then Harris opened the box with the boots delivered all the way from the East coast to a railhead, and from there to this small town of Sabbath. Harris delivered a sales speech: -Black leather, high quality footwear for the demanding man of today.

The boots were all black, but with floral motif carvings, silver mounts and steel spurs.

But Mayer could only see the price tag. Twenty dollars was a hefty price for a pair of boots, no matter how nice they looked. –No need to worry about that, the shop keeper said and took out the boots. –Size 10, just see if they fit. Mr. Decroux has taken care of the payment.

- Ya're right compadre, give me one.
 

Hurd walked down one of the main streets of Fort Worth, looking at all those store signs. He wanted to get some supplies for the farm before leaving the town, but he was having a tough time deciding exactly what to buy. It was hard-earned money, not to be spent unwisely...

Prices for Tools and other Hardware
Anvil $3,65
Awl $0,06
Axe $0,60
Bellows $3,90
Bellows, blacksmithing $3,30
Brush, large paint (5 in.) $0,84
Brush, small paint (2.5 in.) $0,32
Brush, tiny paint $0,04
Chain, log (per ft.) $0,12
Chisel $0,23
Fence, barbed wire (100 lb. bundle) $1,50
File $0,06
Glass cutter $0,05
Grindstone (with frame and crank) $2,25
Hacksaw $0,75
Hammer, heavy $0,60
Hammer, light $0,40
Hammer, sledge $1,05
Handle, Pick, etc. $0,09
Hatchet $0,45
Hoe $2,45
Knife, farrier's $0,28
Knife, pocket (two blades) $0,25
Leather polish (8 oz. bottle or tin) $0,10
Leather tool set $0,18
Measuring tape, common (50 ft.) $0,25
Measuring tape, surveyors' linen (100 ft.) $4,00
Nails, framing (per pound) $0,03
Padlock, wrought iron $0,25
Paint (2 oz. can) $0,25
Paint (1 oz. tube) $0,12
Plane, wood $1,45
Pliers $0,15
Plow $9,75
Rope (1 yd.). $0,25
Safe, steel combination $32,50
(inside: 19.75 in. high, 14.25 in. wide, 14.5 in. deep; outside 34.75 in.
high, 22.75 in. wide, 23.25 in. deep)
Saw, buck $0,40
Saw, hand (22 in.) $1,10
Saw, two-man (6 ft.) $1,00
Screwdriver $0,18
Sealing Wax (4 oz. stick) $0,12
Snips, tinner's $1,20
Tongs $0,26
Trowel $0,40
Wheelbarrow $3,50
Wire netting (per bale; 330 ft. long, 22 in. wide) $5,95

Hurd visited a few stores, and was quickly attended when the storekeepers realized he had money in his pocket. He still owed $10 in Sabbath, but he now had money to spend on his future farm.

- Barbed wire (enough to fence the crops) $?

Barbed wire is sold in 100 lb bundles for $1.50. Three or four should be plenty. $6

- Farming tools $?

Hurd goes through all the different tools. He can borrow some from Vernon, but still he would like to be able to fix his own fence, the front porch, put some paint on the walls... And the farming tools. He considers: Awl (6c), Axe (60c), brush (paiting, 3 sizes, 84+32+4 cents=$1.20), chisel and file (29c), grindstone (with frame and crank) $2.25, hacksaw (75c), hammer (light 40c, sledge hammer $1.05), Pick 9c, hatchet (45c), a good hoe $2.45, knife 2 blades (25c), measuring tape 25c, 3 lbs of nails (9c), padlock 25c, paint (4 cans, $1), pliers (15c), plow ($9.75), saw (40c), wheelbarrow $3.50

Total: $25.23

Then, corn and potato seeds and fertilizers. He is offered a bundle for just $4.50 which sounds a very good deal. So far spent: $35.73 plus $10 for the debt, $45.73.

- A plow $? (I'd buy one or two oxen to pull it, but I don't think I can afford it... )

See above...An Ox is around $25

- A Peacemaker! (Colt SSA, .45) $18,75

OK, good choice. Plus ammo... $2.85 for 100 rounds .45 caliber. Do you want a gun belt ($2.00) and a holster also? Good good. Gun belt + Holster, quick draw $2,00 + $2,50, total $26.10.

- Tobacco, smoking $0,15

OK

- A nice dress for Laura $?

A nice and fancy dress is $7, nice light brown color and comes with a hat with an extra $2 an offer, for a total of $9.

- A couple of newspapers or magazines, maybe a copy of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer if I can find it :) $?

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, 2nd edition (published in 1876), for 70 cents. The storekeeper tells you he also has the second part of the popular novel, called "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", so when you finished reading the first you know where to buy it. 5 cents gives you a bunch of newspapers. Total 75c

- Yeah, just near Sabbath, that's it. I'll see your boys there, tell'em to be careful with the dress, heheh...

Hurd finished arranging the delivery of the goods to the farm. He only kept the gun and the tobacco. He could already imagine Laura reprimanding him for spending most of the money in one day...