291 results for 'Civil War Reenactments'

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...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. What a find! It's not often we come across old Windlass blade blank surplus that was very popular historic patterns from old ACC catalogs. Each...

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...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Look what we’ve got here! It's not often we come across old Windlass blade blank surplus. Every one is hand forged and finished of high carbon...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Every one of these blades is hand forged and finished of high carbon steel. Due to the handmade nature, there will be some with irregularities,...

Enlistment posters were not just limited to the US during the first World War. This great French poster is wonderfully reproduced on a sturdy tin sign, great for any room or office. Measures...

EDC like a Viking with this hardworking, dragon-infused sheath knife. A wide stalk tang ensures this 1075 high carbon steel blade will be strong enough to handle most everything you can throw at it...

This Honor and Courage Statue is a magnificent tribute to the World War II Army Airborne veteran. This highly detailed statue is spot-on accurate and is made of a cold-cast resin which has been...

The English muzzle-loading Enfield rifle-musket was the finest rifle in the world when it was introduced; it was used all over the world, even put into service in the American Civil War by both...

Designed to fit most any belt, this frog is hand crafted of durable, full grain leather. Replete with nickel plated metal studs, it boasts an oversized nickel plated ring for cradling the head of...

Soak in the ornate but rugged design of this old-fashioned desk bell and it’s not hard to imagine some trail worn stagecoach traveler heaving a sigh of relief when the hotel clerk called the bellhop...

Enlistment signs began showing up as soon as the US entered World War I. This strong-looking illustration shows a US Marine marching off to the European front and is reproduced on a great tin sign...