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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.

This is a highly detailed replica of the "potato masher” grenade adopted in 1924 and used through the close of WWII.  Copied from an original in a private collection, it includes original markings,...

A gorgeous replica of the P 38 holsters originally made between 1940-1943, this is constructed exactly as the originals in heavy brown leather with white stitching, bearing duplicate AfrikaKorps...

A magnificent replica of AfrikaKorps brown leather P 08 Luger holster. Our replica is correct in all respects including the use of AfrikaKorps brown leather with white stitching as originally issued...

This great pair of work knives for your culinary masterpieces from Slitzer knives. They are made from Rostfrei stainless steel with phenolic scales for overall comfort and easy care.

One of our long-time favorites is back! This German lockback folder was popular Wehrmacht soldiers, beginning with World War I. Still made in Solingen, Germany, this is a thin, super tough knife...

From Böker Manufaktur Solingen  - a conditioning oil for knives, in a practical pen This new design has a fine, extra long dosing tip that allows precise and delicate oiling of pocket knives, etc...

This professional hunting and outdoor knife from Boker Germany has an impressive blade and elegant flowing lines in its design. Designed by Armin Stutz of the Austrian Knife Forge "SteirerEisen",...

The Applegate-Fairbairn Combat Knife was designed for the OSS to correct the faults of the commando daggers being used during WWII. It was a pure fighting knife.    Boker's reissue of the original...

This is a rare chance to own a genuine WWII M38 Hungarian made German type M35 helmet for far less than a German manufactured wartime one. There is simply no comparison to a genuine combat helmet!...

This blued steel scabbard reproduction fits the S 98/05 “Butcher Blade” bayonet, introduced in 1915 by the Imperial German Army for use with GEW 98 Rifle. Used by Reichswehr between the Wars and by...

Introduced in 1915 by the Imperial German Army for use with GEW 98 Rifle, it also fits K98 and most 98 Mauser clones, including Yugo Mausers. Used by the Reichswehr between the Wars and by many...