I found one load for the 41 LC. Its 3.0g Bullseye behind a 195g bullet for 700 fps..
The dies are RCBS, in the old style box. I looked at the dies and they must be old style too, the decapping pin is not in the sizer die, its in the expander(?) die! Sizer is threaded in top so I thought they must be missing a piece, but a look into some of the other RCBS dies revealed the same set up. All the paperwork is with the dies and it shows the exact configuration of assembly that they're in. I'm not quite sure yet what they're doing for belling, it was late and I didn't spend a whole lot of time with them. The sizing die did not surface yet, ditto the shell holder, but that don't mean they're not there, just that I haven't put together the part numbers yet. There was a top punch in the mould box so I expect the sizing die to be there somewhere.
I never seen a cardboard Lyman mould box. No orange plastic. Black & grey & white cardboard! With all paperwork. This stuff was well cared for. Only one unboxed mould had a touch of surface rust on it. (Not the 41 mould, which looks "NIB")
I know this stuff is seriously antique and prolly worth a goodly bit, but I'd prolly have to sit on it for years to get the big ching ching out of it, and somehow that strikes me as a bit unfair. Somebody could use this stuff right now and make good use of it other than a dust catcher, so I think I'll try and find a good home for it. Guess what Johnnie, you're first in line for speakin up. Gimme a couple few days to get it all figured out and and segregated and we'll talk about it.
There's also a box of brass, didn't count it but it appears to be full. Western brass in a Western box. Its oxidized/dirty but in good lookin shape. Think I should go ahead and tumble it?
Wonder if the sizing die's in there somewhere... 