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It’s easy to imagine this wooden stick terrorizing the locals in the hands of evil bogeymen from your favorite horror movies of the last few decades. But look again! This may look real, but is made...

Here’s a starter American frontier kit that’s a decent collection all by itself! This mystery box features a selection of our high quality, functional weapon replicas that are ready for display or...

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...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Sold out!Through the years, The Phantom has bec

This striking metal pendant is made to resemble the wax seal of the Order of the Knights Templar. The center is a cross surrounded by the Latin inscription “Sigillum Militum Xristi” meaning Seal of...

These original battle Kukri blades were made prior to 1890. Some were made much earlier, but it’s difficult to determine the exact date. Each kukri is hand made; the steel was smelted, forged,...

Proudly display your support for our brave men and women of your chosen branch of service with this beautifully hand sculpted, full metal emblem from the US Air Force. This beautiful plaque features...

When specialized U. S. troops increasingly reported their standard-issue M1 Garand Rifle was too heavy and cumbersome to support the extra mobility they required for their duties as mortar and...

Sold Out Reg $89.95, Closeout Only $69.95! The German Army accepted this improved helmet June 25, 1935. The helmet was press formed in several stages from molybdenum steel. Separately inserted hollow...

Proudly display your support for our brave men and women of your chosen branch of service with this beautifully hand sculpted, full metal emblem from the US Navy. This beautiful plaque features the...

This is a brand new reproduction of the bag that was issued to GIs in the WWII era. US Army paratroopers preferred to use these as backpacks rather than their issued M1928 Haversacks for airborne...

This Scottish Claymore is a variant of the medieval two handed sword and was the typical weapon of the Highland warriors from the 15th to 17th centuries. A Scottish symbol of national pride,...