291 results for 'Civil War Reenactments'

  The M48 Kommando Tactical Survival Hammer from United Cutlery

This reproduction early 1900's Adam Steel & Wire Works jailhouse key is brass. William J. Adam founded Adam Steel and Wire Works in Joliet, Illinois. In 1905 Folger Adam entered the business and the...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. This cane could easily be part of the tales of Mr. Hyde or the street wars of the old gangs of New York. This cane is solidly constructed of...

This full size, non-firing cannon will be an impressive addition to your foyer or war-room. Made in the USA. All-metal construction with wooden wheels just like the real ones that helped decide the...

Sold Out A knife in the trench combat of WWI was a must. This copy is an example of the type of knife a soldier would buy privately and bring to war himself. It has a bayonet-style high carbon steel...

Have fun with history and one of the most iconic leaders our country has ever seen. This bobblehead is highly detailed, hand-painted, and made from poly resin for years of great looks. Includes a...

Although not as famous as the Confederate "D" guard Bowie, which often almost reached short sword proportions, the Bowie knife was in use on both sides of the war.   We have chosen to call this a...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. We received very few of these from the Nepal antique firearms cache but had demand for this bayonet beyond that, so we had our smiths replicate...

Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) was one of the greatest military leaders in history and emperor of France. He won numerous wars to conquer much of Europe and was finally defeated in the Battle of...

Sold Out!OPERATION: SUPER SOLDIERSteve Rogers was a scrawny fine arts student, in the 1940's, before America entered World War II.  Attempting to enlist in the army, he is turned away, but offered an...

Based on the classic dagger design, this beautifully balanced knife was the preferred commando weapon in World War II for both the U.S. and British Commonwealth Forces. Windlass Steelcrafts'...

Circa 1300 Archers always carried an in-close fighting sidearm, and an axe like this one was a perfect choice as both a good worker and a weapon. The flat poll was good for hammering in stakes that...