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Sold out! The transition from Middle Ages to the Renaissance brought exquisite combination weapons like this 17th Century German flintlock pistol/axe. This unique non-firing, bladed classic combines...

This exacting WWII 1941 Paratrooper Carbine replica was the first incarnation from the M1 carbine to address the paratroopers problems which occurred if using the full rifle stock infantry version...

This is a traditional maintenance kit for Samurai edged weapons - katanas, wakizashis and tantos.     This attractively boxed cleaning and care kit includes an extra large powdered uchiko...

Genuine Belgian M56 surplus 2-man army tent in like new condition. Tent has sturdy tarp like floor and mosquito net entrance. Incudes aluminum frame and mounting stakes. Jigsaw camo cover is made...

This is an exact reproduction of the classic WW1 Enfield M-1917 bayonet with simulated WW1 dates. The blade has wood grips and each bayonet comes with a green steel mounted leather scabbard complete...

This modern soldier statue is extremely realistic, with accurately sculpted clothing, gear, and weapons. A frozen micro-second of combat permanently captured for your shelf or desk.   This "On...

This military issue version of the Russian Kindjal has a curved, double-edged blade was perfect as a close combat weapon. High carbon steel blade, hardwood grip and full tang. Overall 23-1/4 inches...

The army of Romania made the M73 helmet issue in 1973, looking for ways to distinguish itself from the USSR and Soviet influenced military gear. This is a genuine surplus model 2 paratrooper...

This is a perfect non-firing copy, with realistic action and a working loading lever, of a handgun that began production as a result of the Civil War. Connecticut transplant Samuel Griswold built a...

No other medical sign is more recognizable than that of MASH, the Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. Long before the CBS TV series, this real-life team was saving the lives of our wounded servicemen...

This blued steel scabbard reproduction fits the S 98/05 “Butcher Blade” bayonet, introduced in 1915 by the Imperial German Army for use with GEW 98 Rifle. Used by Reichswehr between the...

This is a replica of a bayonet carried by the Sepoy Infantry in both the Indian Sikh Wars, of 1845/6 and 1848/9 and later in the Great Sepoy Rebellion (Indian Mutiny of 1857-58). The socket is...