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Royal Armouries Sword IX.1106. Part of the Royal Armouries Collection by Windlass, the original is a mid-to-late 14th-century hand-and-half sword found in Lake Constance, where Austria, Germany, and...

Since 1943 these Kukris have been made by one government contractor - Windlass Steelcrafts. The original, official military issue! A must for outdoor activities that require chopping and cutting...

 

Thorin Oakenshield and his Company of Dwarves find an ancient Elven sword named Orcrist, forged by the High Elves of the West. Adorning the pommel is an emblem of the heraldry of Ecthelion of the...

This unique replica is copied from an original knife from the Civil War that is featured on page 451 of The Antique Bowie Knife Book (printed in 1990, one of the first books to showcase a large...

The main driving force behind the Order of the Knights Templar was faith. Faith in God, faith in their mission, and faith in each other. This dagger is a testament to these valiant knights. The...

A famous historical old-west rifle with a famous old-Hollywood modification! This non-firing replica is an excellent rendition of a lever-action rifle that conquered the west, with working parts and...

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. This detailed Griswold and Gunnison revolver...

Smokey Bear (often incorrectly called “Smokey the Bear”) is the iconic mascot of the US Forest Service. This bobblehead is made of resin and hand-painted to exacting standards. Includes collector...

The Lord of the Rings book trilogy is the most popular book of the 20th Century and has been presented in a series of feature films from New Line Cinema. This officially licensed Mirkwood Infantry...

The 3rd Regiment was seeded in 1635 when 3-year-old Timoléon de Sercourt d’Esclainvilliers inherited his father’s Light Horse company. It became part of the Cardinal Duc regiment the same year and...

  The variety of different historical knives and daggers is immense. Yet