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According to Ewart Oakeshott. "Records of the Medieval Sword", page 151;An identical one is shown on two early 14th century effigies in Germany. (i), of Arnold I Langraph of Cleve, + 1320 in...

Here’s a fun tribute to one of the most famous and widely used military rifles in the world, and it clips on your belt. The solid metal handle is sculpted with renderings of a receiver, mag, and...

Get kids outside! This is a wood compass, with clear body that allows you to see the earth while you navigate. Using a compass can be an exciting and educational experience for kids, promoting skills...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. This early ship’s communication device first appeared during the 1800’s and stayed quite relevant all the way through the 1950’s. This...

The Tiger 1 Tank was the most powerful tank in the world when the Germans introduced it in 1942. The 88 mm gun was extremely powerful, and the heavy armor made it almost impregnable to attack. The...

The German Luger is one of the world's most recognizable pistols. Sometimes known as the Luger Parabellum or simply the Luger, the Pistole Parabellum 1908 was designed in 1898 by Georg Luger. 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This pistol carbine is an exacting replica (non-firing) of the semi-auto pistol that was originally made by German arms company Mauser.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,...

How about a bowie with some old world pizazz? The blade is a familiar, highly useful clip point design. The ornate hilt would look right at home on a ancient royal’s treasured sword or side dagger...

 

Made in Spain, this military-style combat/field knife is big enough for most camping needs but more gracefully designed than most outdoor knives.   This Spanish military-style combat/field knife is...

  This braided jute bracelet from Outdoor Element is a survival

Carried during the 1600s and 1700s, this type of sword was also called a hanger. The term cutlass wasn’t used as an exclusive term for the sailor’s fighting sword until the 1800s. It was frequently...