153 results for 'WWII'

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Inspired by WWII clandestine operations and similar SOE weapons, we couldn’t resist this effective, easy to carry defense weapon. Features a...

Its looks suggest a certain famous knife carried by elite fighting forces beginning in WWII, but this knife is actually an inexpensive folder. The ABS grips are durably printed with segmented brown...

Introduced in 1915 by the Imperial German Army for use with GEW 98 Rifle, it also fits K98 and most 98 Mauser clones, including Yugo Mausers. Used by the Reichswehr between the Wars and by many...

We've all seen Eastern, Katana looking bokkens, at last you can practice your European sword maneuvers! Just like any practice Bokken, our new addition will hold up to one on one combat. Sized like a...

Relive “The Great War” with our superb S 98/05 “Butcher Blade” bayonet reproduction. Introduced in 1915 by the Imperial German Army for use with GEW 98 Rifle (also fits K98 and most 98 Mauser clones...

This non-firing model is a replica of the standard government issue sidearm of the U.S. soldier since 1911 and was made famous in historical pictures of WWII. The M1911A1 had tremendous stopping...

We’ve been wanting to do this for some time and compiled quite a resource list of original dagger styles from different periods. Rather than come out with all, we blended our favorite traits into one...

This do-it-all tool is a modern update of the US military LC-14-B machete that was originally issued during WWII as a survival, land clearing and combat knife. (It came with an instruction manual...

During WWII in the  Pacific, the leather grips used on many fighting knives rotted in the hot and humid climate. A sailor in the US Navy made new grips of salvaged aluminum from shot-down...

This replica knife is high carbon steel with a knuckle duster grip, steel pyramid skull crusher pommel, and a WW1 period-correct steel sheath with markings. Arrives sharpened from the factory...

Sold out!During WWII, SOE (Special Operations Executive) developed all types of clandestine weapons. One of the most unique was this wrist dagger. Originals are VERY rare, however we got our hands on...

Every army needs a close-quarters weapon, even when it has guns, because it's inevitable that somebody's going to end up within breathing distance of an enemy occasionally. This dagger was often...