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This rare Winchester Model 1897 Trench Gun was manufactured in 1918. This particular Trench Gun has the distinctive features that identify it as the c

This is an excellent example of a correct World War II production Winchester M1 Carbine. Blade front and 2-leaf rear sights, Winchester marked barrel,

Produced after 1958. "NM/ 062" marked front sight and "NM/ 2a" rear sight with swiveling eye cup, "NM BME" windage kno...

Blade front and "I.R.CO. / 7160060" marked adjustable rear sights, with a Type II barrel band, "10-44" Inland barrel, blue round...

This is an excellent example of a very scarce British L42A1 Sniper rifle. These rifles were developed during the mid-1960s and actually put into servi

This is a nice example of an early Rock-Ola M1 carbine. The rear of the receiver is marked "ROCK-OLA" over the serial number and the top o...

A refinement of the M1 Sniperscope developed for World War II, the M3 is an active infrared device which allowed vision in total darkness at up to 125

This is an excellent example of a World War II production Winchester Model 12 Trench Gun. The shotgun has the Winchester Commercial blue finish on the

This is an example of a desirable Johnson semi-automatic rifle. These rifles were developed in the late 1930s intending to compete against the M1 Gara

Blade and two leaf sights, with Inland/General Motors barrel dated "2-44", push button safety, and Type II barrel band. Low wood stock wit...

This is a nice example of a M1D Garand sniper rifle, that is accompanied with the original CMP documentation, accessories and copy of the data sheet.

This is a very nice and desirable WWII riot shotgun that was manufactured under contract by Remington Arms for the US Army. This is the later pattern

Blade and two leaf sights, with Inland/General Motors barrel dated "5-43", Type I barrel band, flat bolt, milled trigger guard, button saf...

Manufactured from 1955 to 1964 with a heavy barrel and equipped with a Redfield Olympic Model globe front sight and receiver mounted Redfield Internat

A) Hooded blade front sight and adjustable Lyman peep sight, with the barrel dated "SA/ bomb/ 6-37" and the standard model markings on the...

Blade and two leaf sights, with Inland/General Motors barrel dated "2-43", Type I barrel band, flat bolt, milled trigger guard, button saf...

Post-War production. Blade and peep sights, with "DRC" and "NI- C" drums. Fitted with a Springfield "4 55" barrel, Spr...

Dated "1-44" on the Underwood barrel, this carbine as a series of cutouts on the right and top sides to demonstrate the inner workings. La...

The Springfield barrel is dated "10-30" with blade front and Lyman receiver sight. The polished bolt is marked "J6" on top of th...

Blade front and two leaf rear sights, with an "11-43" dated IBM barrel, Type I band, blued round bolt, stamped trigger guard, button safet...

This is a very rare example of one of the only 1,296 Model 1911A1 pistols delivered by Colt to the U.S. Army in 1938. All were shipped to the Springf

This is a nice example of a totally restored Colt U.S. Navy Contract Model 1911 Automatic Pistol manufactured in 1912. This pistol was one of 1000 gu

This is an example of the desirable Colt "Transitional" Model 1911 Pistols manufactured and delivered to the Army in 1924. The "Trans...

The right side of the frame is roll stamped with the serial number "NO. 280970" behind the slide stop hole. The left side of the frame is ...

Pre-war U.S. Contract Colt M1911A1 shipped from Colt to Springfield Armory as part of a lot of 2000 pistols on March 29, 1941. The pistol has the late

Made in 1945. Blade front and adjustable rear sights, with the two line address and patent markings on the left side of the slide and "COLT SER...

According to the included factory letter, this pistol was one of 4200 shipped from Colt to Springfield Armory on May 23rd, 1918, with the grips &quo...

Produced in 1943, this pistol was destined to be a commercial Colt Government Model pistol, which was redirected, inspected and finished for Military

This is a nice example of a totally restored Colt U.S. Navy Contract Model 1911 Semi-automatic pistol manufactured in 1915. This pistol was one of 500

Colt Army Contract Model 1911 Semi-automatic pistol manufactured in 1924. This pistol was one of 1000 Model 1911 pistols shipped from Colt to the Spri

This is a nice example of a totally restored Colt U.S. Navy Contract Model 1911 Semi-automatic pistol manufactured in 1915. This pistol was one of 50

Manufactured in 1913, this pistol is one of 1,250 pistols shipped to the U.S. Marine Corps depot Quartermaster, Philadelphia, Pa. on July 9, 1913. The

Manufactured in 1913, this pistol is one of 750 pistols shipped to Benicia Arsenal, Benicia, California on June 4, 1913. The left side of the slide is

Items are U.S. Army Air Force unless noted. 1) Aero Leather Clothing Co. B-6 flight jacket with leather name tag handmarked "R.J. LEEWARD"...

1) U.S. Navy AN-J-3A flight jacket. Name tag on the left chest has naval aviator wings over "A.M. ALLISON / CDR. USN". A China-Burma-India...

1) USAAF A-2 flight jacket with B-17 squadron markings. A B-17 dropping its load of bombs is painted on the back. The left chest has a leather name ta

1) USAAF Monarch A-2 flight jacket size 42. The left chest has an USAAF name tag (W.F. Schmidt) over a chenille "Pursuit to Defend" 55th F...

The left side of the receiver is stamped "US / Remington / MODEL 03-A3" and the right side has the serial number. The barrel is marked &qu...

Developed in the late 1930s, the 1941 competed against the M1 Garand for US military contracts, and found buyers with the Dutch and the USMC, which is

Introduced in 1987, this is the civilian version of the U.S. M14 rifle manufactured from new and surplus parts. The rifle is built to A.M.T.U. MIL. Sp

The receiver ring has the standard M1 marking with the additional "I" and letter B suffix on the serial number. The barrel is marked "...

A) Blade front and adjustable rear sights, with a Rock Ola barrel, Type I barrel band, flat bolt, stamped trigger guard, button safety and "BR&...

This is an example of a World War II Remington Model 1903-A4 Sniper Rifle with Weaver M73B1 Telescopic Sight. The rifle has a front sight correctly re

This is a scarce example of a 7,200,000 range Winchester M1 carbine (M2's were also being made which this fortunately is not.) Blade front and a...

The rear of the receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE / 7.62-mm M14 / SPRINGFIELD / ARMORY circled T / 021978" and "NM" marked barrel. ...

Blade front sight and 2-leaf rear sight , with an undated Winchester barrel, Type I barrel band, standard receiver markings, flat bolt, milled trigger

Produced in September of 1944. Standard sights with a Battle Range elevation knob and locking bar. Winchester barrel, bolt, trigger guard, trigger hou

This is an example of a desirable WWII Liberator pistol. These were produced by the Guide Lamp Division of General Motors from 1942-1945. They were in

Manufactured in 1913, this pistol is one of 700 pistols shipped to Benicia Arsenal, Benicia, California on May 28, 1913. The left side of the slide i

Manufactured in early 1941, this pistol is one of only block of 1911A1s manufactured in 1941 (721978-756733), and was one of 2,000 shipped to Springfi