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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...

Black as a moonless night, silent as the grave… these are the qualities that make up Cold Steel's Nightshade™ series. Made from Grivory, a fiberglass reinforced plastic and stronger than even the...

This assisted opening Proud American Folder from MTech Xtreme has a stone wash finish, stainless steel blade. The frame lock blade has the words “Proud American", deep patriotic flag etching in the...

This long Seax is worthy of Viking royalty: it's even grand enough to accompany a Viking chieftain's lavish funeral possessions for the afterlife. The massive blade is engraved with beautifully...

No Longer Available   This Windlass Cobra Steel sword is based on the ancient Greek Kopis. Like the old sword, this tactical knife has tremendous chopping power. However, the point aligns perfectly...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Incredibly rare, we were able to find a Beretta 38A Folding Bayonet in a private collection and painstakingly reproduced it for the first time. The...

This long pair of durable 100% cotton pants are perfect for a variety of outfits, including pirate. With its draw string waist, generous cut, slightly flared legs and extra deep pockets, these...

Tac-Force knives feature super-fast assisted opening with a liner lock. This Alien Folder has sinewy, flowing curves which almost look otherworldly. Handle incorporates a glass breaker and bottle...

This is one of the most ornate pirate coats we offer. This stately coat is manufactured of lush, blue cotton velvet, sports large period cuffs and a rich brocade with buttons along the open front...

This British Bobby Truncheon is a top-quality reproduction made from an original. Introduced in the 1800s, the iconic police nightstick is still in use today. The leather belt carriers are rarely...

Willys Overlands were highly successful off-road capable military utility vehicles. From 1941 to 1945, these lightweight vehicles were built in large numbers to a standardized design for the Allied...

Circa 750The seax, or sax, was universal in Northern Europe. Carried and used by the Saxons, Angles, Vikings, and German tribes, its use probably dated before the fall of Rome and continued on into...