153 results for 'WWII'

sold out! High quality reproduction made with the correct heavy tan canvas with brown leather trim, includes WWII Nazi markings. Holds three magazines on each side. Magazines not included.

A gorgeous replica hardshell model holster for the German P-38 pistol. Used by German armed forces during WWII. Made from heavy black finished leather with spare mag pouch. Original examples of this...

Sold Out Many of our fighting men during WWII used homemade knives. We've reproduced an original with every detail intact. Its all metal, double-edged spear-point design is made from high carbon...

 

This Japanese Arisaka WWII rifle reproduction cleaning rod is made just like originals from blued steel. Overall: 21-1/4" long

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Using an original issue, we have replicated every detail of this USAF WWII Crash / Survival Axe. The full profile tang and axe face are made from...

Germany entered WWII with the M-35 helmet as standard issue (M-16 and M-18 helmets were still in use too). Due to wartime demands in 1942 the M-42 design was put into production. The rolled edge of...

This replica US Mark V Divers Helmet is a stunning nautical decor item. Originals are rare and cost thousands; our version stays with the Mark V WWII era theme and takes a little license in the...

Sold out! Collins Company located in Connecticut, was considered by many to be the best and most famous manufacturer of machetes in the world. We have reproduced one of their many models used by our...

This WWII German Luftwaffe Survival Machete was issued primarily to bomber crews on the Eastern front. Originals are rarely seen, making our high quality reproduction a must-have for the collector...

This is a faithful reproduction of a WWII era shoulder holster, but it can still be used today. Designed to fit 1911 style guns, it also fits Beretta 92, full-size Glocks, and similar guns. Made...

This is a brand new reproduction of the bag that was issued to GIs in the WWII era. US Army paratroopers preferred to use these as backpacks rather than their issued M1928 Haversacks for airborne...