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  The classic British flintlock musket was used by both sides during the American Revolutionary War. The basic smooth bore musket saw service for over one hundred years. This long land pattern was...

This is a perfect non-firing copy, with realistic action and a working loading lever, of a handgun that began production as a result of the Civil War. Connecticut transplant Samuel Griswold built a...

This handmade replica is hand-forged and fully tempered from 1075 high carbon steel. Features a flexible, ornate blade and leather grip wrapped with brass wire. Overall 38 inches. This authentic,...

We've seen a lot of simple shirts in our day, but this one stood out as being the go to for reenactors from the Old West to the US Civil War and beyond. A great all purpose garment with historical...

This British military spec Light Cavalry Saber has a hand forged blade that will flex over 20° and return to true. Leather handle is wire wrapped. Steel scabbard included. Overall 41 inches. Comes...

This Whiskey Rebellion flag has thirteen stars on a blue background. In the center is a bald eagle holding a red and white striped ribbon.   It’s a reminder of the brave Americans who weren’t...

This is a perfect non-firing copy, with realistic action and a working loading lever, of one of the most famous cap and ball handguns used before and during the Civil War (by both sides). Variations...

The 13 Star Confederate flag was the official Civil War battle flag of the South and was in use from 1861-1865. The flag had 13 stars for the thirteen states in the Confederacy. This flag was first...

Filling an under-served niche in available swords today, the Agincourt hand-and-half sword from Windlass Steelcrafts Battlecry collection is a slender, light, quick weapon well-suited to facing...

This is a perfect non-firing copy, with realistic action and a working loading lever, of one of the most famous cap and ball handguns used before and during the Civil War (by both sides). Variations...

The first version of the First Confederate National Flag (1861 - 1863) was adopted but never officially enacted. In their haste to have a flag prepared for the flag raising ceremony on March 4,...