291 results for 'Civil War Reenactments'

Royal Armouries Sword IX.1787. This is a replica of a mid-15th century two-handed sword. The original sword is believed to have been excavated in France, from a ford near the site of a Battle in...

Circa 1300 As seen in the film Robert the Bruce Robert the Bruce, King of Scots, was one of the most famous warriors of his generation. He eventually, alongside William Wallace, led Scotland during...

Non-firing pistol replica of the Russian WWII Makarav; selected because of its simplicity, economy, easy manufacturing, and reasonable stopping power. It remained in service with the Soviet military...

While the design was influenced by the German Jaeger rifles and the slender English and French fowling pieces of the early 18th Century, the Kentucky is uniquely American, and, like Daniel Boone,...

Sold Out!Used in very good to excellent condition, this helmet is made to the same specifications as the US M1 Helmet except it comes with a molded plastic liner. Many West European nations adopted

We are especially proud to bring you government-spec dress and drill sabers and swords. Atlanta Cutlery knows our fighting men ask for and deserve the very best, that’s why we have been chosen by...

sold out!This helmet is made to the same specifications as the US M1 Helmet except it comes with a molded plastic liner. Many West European nations adopted the US M1 helmet after WWII, some with di

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The Horn of Gondor was said to be heard at any place in the kingdom of Gondor when it was blown. Fashioned in the early days of Middle-earth, this heirloom was passed on to the descendants of the...

This pistol carbine is an exacting replica (non-firing) of the semi-auto pistol that was originally made by German arms company Mauser. Produced from 1896-1937 it featured an integral box magazine,...

A ship of the Tudor Navy, the Mary Rose sailed from 1511-1545 while proudly defending the English against France, Scotland and Brittany. She was a warship for Henry VIII for 34 years and lost on...

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