153 results for 'WWII'

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...

Non firing, all metal, full-sized replica of the WWII British sub machine gun. Working bolt action, trigger pulls, magazine catch functions and releases and locks the non functional magazine. The...

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...

Sold Out Don't mess with the thunder from down under or you're liable to get the point in a most unpleasant way.  Based on an original from WWII, complete with reproduction 1943 dated Australian...

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...

Sold Out!An excellent reproduction of the scarce German WWII all wood anti-personnel mine. Designed to hold 200 grams of explosive material, this plywood box had a hinged cover which, when trodden...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. This replica dagger was made from an original and all the details are captured from this youth issued war relic. It was issued to young adults who...

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. The...

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...

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 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...

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,...