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Manufactured in 1919. The left side of the slide is marked "PATENTED DEC. 19, 1905 / FEB. 14, 1911, AUG. 19, 1913. / COLT'S PT. F.A.MFG.CO...

Manufactured in 1912, this pistol is one of 250 pistols shipped to the Augusta Arsenal, Augusta, Georgia on October 16, 1912. The left side of the sli

This Winchester Model 1897 Trench Gun was manufactured in 1918 and subsequently was refurbished. This is a WWI production M1897 Trench Gun with distin

this rifle has the correct offset receiver markings with "U.S. / REMINGTON / MODEL 03-A3" on the left side and the right side has the seri...

Part of the scarce batch of M1 Carbines marked un-quality (think of the name) produced by Quality Hardware using receivers supplied by the Union Switc

Made in January of 1945. Blade and peep sights, with "DRC" windage and "NI-C" elevation knobs. Fitted with a Springfield barrel ...

A) Blade front and adjustable peep sights with the Remington barrel dated "5-43" and standard receiver markings. Several "R" mar...

This is an example of a very scarce US Marked Ithaca trench shotgun. These shotguns were produced for the military and police agencies during the earl

Blade front and "HI" marked adjustable rear sights, with a Type I barrel band, "3-44" Inland barrel, blue flat bolt, "M&quo...

Hooded blade front sight and adjustable Lyman peep sight, with the barrel dated "SA/ bomb/ 4-42" and the standard model markings on the re...

This is a desirable example of an Saginaw Carbine from the early contract serial range that is known as the "S" (prime) "G" (pri...

Little is known about the U.S. issued Model 1903 Winchester, but most likely it was made for training, with notes from the consignor suggesting use by

Blade and ladder sights, with Springfield barrel dated "12-19", standard markings on the receiver ring, and the oval ejector port in the l...

This Winchester Model 12 Trench Gun was manufactured in 1943 and subsequently refinished. The stock retains the black, checkered, hard rubber buttplat

"W" and circled "P" marked barrel, standard receiver markings with "W" marked tang and "M" marked magazine r...

Blade front and 2-leaf rear sights, with a "5-43" Rock Ola barrel, Type I barrel band, flat bolt, milled trigger guard, button safety and ...

Produced in May of 1943. Standard sights with a Battle Range elevation knob and locking bar. Winchester barrel, bolt, trigger guard, trigger housing,

A) Early commercial procurement with standard commercial markings along with "U.S. [ordnance bomb]" on the left receiver side and an ordna...

Manufactured by the International Latex Corporation in the early 1950s, the K-1 partial pressure helmet was the first mass produced U.S. high altitude

1) USAAF Aero Leather Clothing Co. B-3 flight jacket size 40R. 2) USAAR Swan Shoe Co. A-11 leather flight helmet without receiver. 3) Bendix MR-8G hea