366 results for 'world war ii'

This Viking style axe has a hand forged blade and a tough hardwood handle; it has all the heft and feel of a working axe, but has a blunt edge so you can safely display it without worrying about...

This Confederate Sack Coat is made from traditional top quality jean wool and is an authentic representation of the era. Perfect for any re-enactor, it has wood buttons and a 100% cotton lining...

These officer's kepi's are made from quality wool. Features a leather visor, chin strap with brass buckle and 4 rows of gilt braid. Available in blue for US and grey for CS.  Branch of service...

A blunderbuss is a muzzle-loading firearm with a flared, trumpet-like barrel and is the predecessor to the shotgun. Most of these weapons are mid-sized, being smaller than most shoulder-fired arms,...

The rapid-fire rifle was used in the Civil War and the American Frontier and has been featured in dozens of Western movies. This replica Old West Repeating Rifle has a tubular magazine under the 24"...

George Washington’s favorite pistol was made in London in 1748 by Hawkins, one of the best-known gunmakers of the period, and it still survives as a national treasure. Elegant in its design,...

This Union Enlisted Cavalry Shell Jacket features a Federal blue wool outer shell, red piping and a rough muslin lining like the originals. All buttons have the Union Eagle. The wool bolsters were...

A stunning swagger stick from 1860 based directly off the original presented to J. Trigg, the leader of the 18th NY Regular Infantry Band. Traditionally given and carried as a symbol of respect and...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. What a find! It's not often we come across old Windlass blade blank surplus. Each one of these is hand forged and finished of high carbon steel...

It's hard to imagine any army conceding with this incredible firearm on their side. This massive revolver was a favorite of Confederate troops. It featured awesome firepower with its nine .41...

The Grand Union Flag is the first "official" flag. Legend says that it was created when General Washington requested Philadelphia pennant maker, Rebecca Flower Young, make a flag to use as a...

The famous “Join, or Die” cartoon appeared in the Pennsylvania Gazette on May 9, 1754 and is believed to have been created by Benjamin Franklin, who owned and ran the Philadelphia based...