149 results for 'WWI'

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 WWII replica knife has a high carbon steel, full tang, blued matte finished, razor sharp blade with close grained hardwood grips. Black leather covered sheath fits on belts up to 3-1/4" wide.

This holster is a very high quality, genuine leather scabbard for the WWII era Carbine rifles used with horses, jeeps and other military vehicles. An offshoot of the 1870’s Winchester saddle carbine...

This exacting WWII 1941 Paratrooper Carbine replica was the first incarnation from the M1 carbine to address the paratroopers problems which occurred if using the full rifle stock infantry version...

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...

Designed in Germany during WWII, the STG 44 is credited with creating the assault rifle category. The Sturmgewehr or Storm Rifle was a very popular and effective upgrade for all troops. This...

Arguably, the most famous pistol of the 20th Century (1911 fans would disagree). The Walther PPK is used by fictional character James Bond and was used by real-life madman Adolf Hitler to end his...

  Nicknamed Timeless, this miniatur

This is a high quality reproduction M1 Garand leather scabbard from WWII. Used with jeeps and other military vehicles. Fitted with the original early style brass cocking handle cover and comes...

This reproduction Robbins Dudley “Sam Browne” belt scabbard fits the Push Dagger.  Made of top-grain leather with all brass hardware and sewn with waxed linen thread.

This SS Belt has been reproduced in exacting detail for the collector.  The  SS black leather pistol belt is 1-3/4" wide,  has a silver finish buckle and adjusts to fit waists up to 44".   

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. This...