365 results for 'world war ii'

Sold Out At the beginning of World War I, none of the combatants were issued with any form of protection for the head other than cloth and leather caps. As the war entered trench warfare phase, the...

Here’s a Civil War era Bowie that was not welcome in any Confederate’s home, as the offensive inscription on the blade was intended for them! This “vile knife”, as the...

This fine saber has a 1075 high carbon steel blade with full tang and is well tempered. The grip is black leather wrapped with twisted brass wire. A rare chance to own a unique piece of US wartime...

Björn will wreak havoc on the uncooperative nuts around your house. This decorative wooden Viking Nutcracker is complete with a horned helmet, war axe, and shield, and is lavishly adorned for...

Patented on 29 November 1916 by Lt. Arthur Pritchard of the 3rd Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment the Pritchard bayonet was designed to fit the Webley revolver. It fixes underneath the barrel of the...

The primary tank used by the US during WWII, it was named after Union General William Tecumseh Sherman. Over 50,000 were made for the war effort, the second most throughout the war. It's mobility,...

Protect with purpose. Designed by a special ops veteran, the Xan™ (z-ann) tactically inspired everyday carry folding knife is your pocket-sized security system. Built for reliability, this...

This British trench club was made by placing a flanged metal ring on a standard entrenching tool handle. While the First World War is strongly associated with the introduction of modern weaponry,...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. The Vikings exploded out of the north to raid and settle most of the known world. They also warred among themselves and it was not unusual for...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Circa 1500 Standing in Eastern Europe, Hungary was often warring with both the west and east. Though a western type feudal state, they were also...

This is a new scabbard for "Longleaf" kukri knife.  The longleaf was made for war.  This army model was the choice for hand to hand combat with its longer blade and straighter spine than...

These flints date from the Napoleonic Wars (1798-1815). For use with all period flintlock muskets, these British flints were made (knapped) to the regulation pattern at Brandon in the county of...