Round/octagonal .36 cal. 8" barrel, stamped “ALLEN & WHEELOCK” on top flat. Serial number 133 stamped on bottom of barrel. Additional markings “L &...

Steel hilt with side loop and scrolled quillon. Linear engraved ferrule and pommel. Vertically fluted bone grip. Single fullered straight single edged 32 &frac1...

One of a myriad of peasant weapons in use from the Middle Ages through the early 19th Century was the “Kriegshippe”, or war sickle. As with most peasant weapons...

Persian jambiya are similar to those of other Islamic nations, except the quality of material and workmanship is generally better. This example features an 8 3/...

Unmarked 7" two stage octagonal to round barrel of approximately 15mm bore, with areas of scattered pitting. Walnut stock with bell butt, featuring sheet b...

Brass stirrup hilt with octagonal section horizontally fluted pommel with button. Hand carved vertically fluted ebony grip with brass base ferrule. Unmarked 31 ...

Morocco is part of the Maghrib region of North Africa and has close cultural and ethnic ties to the Arabs. The koummya dagger is the traditional sidearm of the ...

Walnut stock with carved line decoration and repeated stamped quatrefoils. Carved geometric pattern around trigger mortise. Butt cap an old restoration. Scatter...

Emerson and Silver Civil War Contract model, with markings identical to example #10, “The American Sword, 1775-1945”, by Harold Peterson (First edition, 1954). ...

"American Silver Mounted Swords 1700-1815", by Harold Peterson, 1955. Private printing. One of only 600 copies printed. Softcover, 6" by 9",...

Small sized white silk parachute made for dropping small items or flares. Chute packs in a canvas pack and includes cords. Pack marked with Mitsubishi maker's s...

"Swords and Daggers", by Frederick Wilkinson, 1967. First American edition, 1968. Well illustrated beginning work features swords and daggers from aro...

Magnificently worked silver covered grip and scabbard, featuring intricate geometric and floral designs. Scabbard features an inlaid turquoise, a belt loop, and...

Awarded for 30 days of close combat with the enemy, this badge was worn by many of the hardened veterans of the Wehrmacht and SS. Consists of oak leaves with an...

Typical hilt style in steel with geometric pattern applied in silver. Approximately 70% of the silver remains. Deeply curved 27 ½" Damascus steel bl...

Iron stirrup hilt with long double langets. Leather wrapped grip with twisted brass wire, leather flaking slightly, but 100% intact and original. Wide unmarked ...

Type III holster made from smooth cowhide. The back is marked “P-38", with an eagle and “WaA41" Waffenampt, and “jhg 44" (for Gustau Genschaw &am...

Very heavy (nearly 23 pounds) well marked, fully gimbaled, oil filled bronze compass by the famous American maker E. S. Ritchie of Boston. Original hand painted...