366 results for 'world war ii'

Designed in the 1830s, the Pepper Box revolver was the ultimate choice for rapid-fire, close-range personal defense. Our replica functions just like the originals (except it cannot fire), pull the...

When entering into WWI, US forces utilized helmet production from Britain & France. It became clear a version made for our troops in the US was needed and became a priority. Many styles were tested...

SOLD OUT Best guess at an auction we saw recently placed this around the early 1800’s and pre-Civil War. The unusual shape intrigued us. The name on it read George Bryson, Birmingham which makes this...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. This extraordinary bayonet hat is one of those weird and curious wonders that would have allowed a soldier in the trenches to defend or attack by...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. The Civil War in the US pitted the North against the South in some of the most bloody fighting this country has ever endured. And this kit would...

This Trident or Trishul is believed to symbolize Lord Shiva as master of the world by his maintaining a balance of the 3 Gunas - stability, change, and inertia. It is also believed to symbolize the...

Tomahawks were used as both weapons and ceremonial objects and were created in an astonishing variety of shapes. Some were plain, and some were ornate, but they were all used by Native Americans for...

This Rustic Karambit is an old-world version of a modern knife pattern. Hand-forged by expert blacksmiths from high-carbon steel, this is a very effective and easy to resharpen karambit. The handle...

This is a replica of a bayonet carried by the Sepoy Infantry in both the Indian Sikh Wars, of 1845/6 and 1848/9 and later in the Great Sepoy Rebellion (Indian Mutiny of 1857-58). The socket is...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. sold out! The Viet Cong were masters at "making do" and adapting.  Their cutting tools were no exception.  Made from any flat pi

Circa 15th Century This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Named for the final battle of the Percy Rebellion of 1402-1408, this style dagger is typical of well-to-do martial wear of the...

These original battle kukris 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, shaped and...