149 results for 'WWI'

An exact replica perfectly formed to duplicate the original. Available in the original brown color as issue in WWII. (The black holsters were not produced until the mid 1950’s). Large “U S” embossed...

The world renowned German WWII Submachine Gun was used primarily by crack Waffen SS and German Paratroop units throughout WWII. Heavier and more realistic than plastic models, this replica firearm...

Originals are very scarce, but this faithful, collector-quality reproduction has a factory edge allowing you to fine-tune your level of sharpness with little effort. Features 1065 high carbon blued...

This bayonet is reproduced in exacting detail from a mid-WWII original and fits German, Yugoslavian, Czech, and most K-98 clones. The blade is made from 1065 high carbon steel and properly tempered...

This cold cast resin statue is an excellent portrayal of a WWII sergeant in full contemplation, stogie in hand. Whether he's pondering his last skirmish or his next one, this antique bronze finished...

This is a rare chance to own a genuine military issue German made M40 WWII style helmet for the almost the same price as a reproduction. There is simply no comparison to a genuine combat helmet!...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Reg $89.95, Now Only $59.95 due to signs of normal wear from long term storage

The M3 Submachine Gun was adopted by the US Army on December 12th, 1942, as a cheaper alternative to the Thompson (the "Tommy Gun"). Designed by General Motors' Inland division to use parts that...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. We've been quite taken with this deep sea, hard hat divers knife for some time and recently had the chance to acquire a near perfect original...

Sold Out Reg $89.95, Closeout Only $69.95! The German Army accepted this improved helmet June 25, 1935. The helmet was press formed in several stages from molybdenum steel. Separately inserted hollow...

This pistol carbine is an exacting replica (non-firing) of the semi-auto pistol that was originally made by German arms company Mauser.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,...

When specialized U. S. troops increasingly reported their standard-issue M1 Garand Rifle was too heavy and cumbersome to support the extra mobility they required for their duties as mortar and...