The case is leather bound hardwood with brass fittings and is stamped "J. R. BRADLEY" on top and also has remnants of old labels including one that mentions Sweden and Russia. The cleaning kit includes an old bottle of Hoppe's powder solvent No. 9, "Streco" shotgun cleaning rods and fittings, and a stack of patches. These items are both in fine condition and have mild storage wear. Approximate counts for the ammunition are as follows: 515 rounds of 12 GA, 475 rounds of 16 GA, 725 rounds of 20 GA, 365 rounds of 410 GA, 200 rounds of .45 Colt, 300 rounds of .45 ACP, 100 rounds of .44 Mag, 50 rounds of .41 Mag, 100 rounds of .380 Auto, 150 rounds of .38 S&W, 200 rounds of .38 Special, 50 rounds of .357 Mag, 6 rounds of .38/357 Shot, 50 rounds of .32 S&W, 50 rounds of .32 Win, 100 rounds of .30 Mauser, 100 rounds of .25 Auto, 1,800 rounds of .22 LR, 200 rounds of 9mm Para, 25 rounds of 11.43mm, 43 rounds of .455, 18 rounds of .243 Win, 14 rounds of .25 Rem Auto, 60 rounds of .270 Win, 14 rounds of .30-06, 100 rounds of .30-06 Govt, 40 rounds of .30-30 Win, 20 rounds of 7.62mm, 19 rounds of .38-56 Win, 100 rounds of .35 Win S.L.R., 50 rounds of .32-30 Win, 100 rounds of 6.5mm, 50 rounds of .38-40 Win, 100 rounds of .44-40 Win, 100 rounds of .45 LC, and 95 rounds of .415 RF. Most of the ammunition was manufactured by Remington and Winchester. Other manufacturers represented include Peters, Eley, Norma, and Federal.