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This is a mint example of a prototype Winchester Model 1917 bayonet manufactured prior to the start of production of the Model 1917 rifle in September

This is an improved version to the Mark I light weight rifle that was originally produced for the British government during WWII and which became a li

This is an example of a U.S. Springfield Model 1903 bolt action rifle that was manufactured in 1915. This rifle is one of the specially selected and s

Produced in January of 1942, this rifle was among the war material supplied to Great Britain as part of the Lend-Lease program in the 1940s. Blade and

This is an excellent example of a Rock Island Arsenal Model 1903 rifle that was manufactured in 1912. The rifle has a blued barrel, barrel bands, rear

This is an exceptional original example of a late, Type 3 National Match M1 rifle. These rifles were the last version of National Match rifle that wer

This is a unique example of a late production, 1944 era M1 carbine as manufactured by the Inland Mfg Division of General Motors corp. which has been f

This is an example of a late, Type 3 National Match M1 rifle. These rifles were the last version of National Match rifle that were produced, with most

Manufactured in 1955. Bull barrel with Lyman bead front sight and drilled and tapped for sight mounts. Equipped with a Lyman scope with an adjustable

These were the standard commercial Winchester Model 1200 shotguns produced during the late 1960s and mid early 1970s that were purchased/adapted for t

Blade front sight and adjustable peep rear sight, unmarked barrel, Type III barrel band marked "KI", flat bolt, receiver numbered ahead of...

This is a very nice example of a late production 1903 receiver that was produced by Springfield Armory that was rebuilt by the Army at Rock Island Ars

Manufactured by the Case Cutlery Company, the V-42 was inspired by the Fairbairn-Sykes Commando Knife and was designed for issue to the 1st Special Se

Produced for the 1st and 2nd Marine Raider Battalions and the 1st Marine Division. The knife has a 7 1/8" long, double edged spear point blade,...

Made in the style of the Fairbairn-Sykes Commando Knife, developed by the British and adopted by America, with reports of similar knives in use with i

OSS Smatchet with two-piece wooden handle, parkerized blade and crossguard and black leather scabbard. The knife is not marked; most OSS Smatchets wer

Designed as a combination combat knife and tool, with use against magnetic influence-triggered sea mines. 7 3/8" blade, with a spear point and ...

1) Dagger, 6 1/4" blade with brass guard marked "WOJAS 1943", knurled grip, steel pommel nut and brown leather sheath with black pain...

A rare example of one of the Colt Model 1900 Automatic Pistols that were purchased by the U.S. Army. This pistol was shipped from Colt to Springfield

This is a rare example of one of the 500 Model 1911A1 Pistols manufactured by the Singer Manufacturing Company during WWII under the Ordnance Educatio

This is an exceptional example of a rare Colt Model 1907 .45 ACP U.S. Army contract pistol, the design of which was one of only 201 pistols manufactur

The Model 1907 was a U.S. Military contract pistol, only 205 of the pistols were produced, 200 to the military, 5 for presentation and perhaps a few m

Both slides are marked with the two line, two block patent date and address marking on the left side and marked AUTOMATIC COLT / CALIBRE 45 RIMLESS SM

Colt "Transition Model" Model 1911 Automatic Pistol manufactured in 1924. The pistol has the Model 1911A1 modifications that include: (1) ...

This is an excellent example of a desirable late World War I production U.S. Colt 1911 Automatic pistol that was manufactured in October 1918, correct

This pistol was produced by Colt in late 1942 or early 1943. The left side of the slide has the Colt military markings that consist of the two line, t

Original patent drawing with additional hand drawings of a thumb safety design for 1911 by John Browning. Paper measures 12 3/8" long and 8&quo...

This is an example of a highly desirable single digit serialized U.S. Colt Model 1907 semi automatic trials pistol, subsequently shipped to England. T

This is just a beautiful example of a early 1918 US Army, Colt contract pistol that is accompanied with a set of documents (provided by the consignor)

This is an example of a mid-WWII U.S. Army Model 1911A1 pistol manufactured by the Colt factory that was subsequently converted into a National Match

This is a very nice example of early to mid WWI, US Army contract, Model 1911 pistol as manufactured by Colt in early part of 1917. Only 33,000 Model

This is an example of a Savage Military Model of 1907 semi-automatic pistol that was manufactured for U.S. Army field testing. Savage manufactured an

This excellent example of a U.S. Colt M1911 Automatic pistol was manufactured in 1918. This pistol was one of 4000 shipped from Colt to the Springfiel

This pistol was manufactured in 1942. The slide has the matching serial number and is marked with the two line, two block address/patent marking with

Patridge front and Kensight U.S. marked adjustable rear sights, with the left side of the slide marked "NM7791435" and the right with the ...

Manufactured in 1918. The left side of the slide is marked in two line blocks "PATENTED APR. 20,1897 SEPT. 9, 1902 / DEC. 19, 1905, FEB.14, 19...

The two page letter was sent to Colt regarding the royalty agreement for the Model 1911. The letter details the agreement relating to sub-licensing fo

This is an extremely rare example of a M1911A1 Automatic pistol that was manufactured by the Singer manufacturing Company of Elizabeth, New, Jersey as

Published in 1946 by The Singer Manufacturing Company, this report examines the problems confronting each of Singer's branches in the United Sta...

Manufactured from 1957 until 1960 this highly polished Presentation pistol is equipped as follows. Installed on the pistol is an eight inch tapered ba

Manufactured circa 1950, this pistol is one of a group of Government Model pistols marked at the factory "PROPERTY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK&quo...

Produced by the Guide Lamp Division of General Motors as "Flare Pistol, 45 Caliber" from 1942-1945, the Liberator was intended to airdropp...

Introduced in 1962. Patridge blade front sight with an adjustable notch rear, 10 shot magazine, target grade barrel with detachable muzzle brake and a

This is an example of a U.S. Navy marked Colt Model 1911 pistol from a lot of 1000 shipped to the U.S. Navy Yard, New York, New York on August 23th, 1

Manufactured in late 1942. The left side of the matching number slide is marked with the two line, two block address/patent marking with the Rampant C

A scarce example of a World War II U.S. Contract Colt Model 1903 Hammerless pistol with blue finish. The Colt factory letter that accompanies the pist

This desirable U.S. Colt Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol was manufactured in October 1918. The pistol has the distinctive blue-black, 'Black Ar...

This highly desirable early production U.S. Colt Model 1911 Automatic Pistol was manufactured on January 25, 1912 during the first full month of produ

This U.S. Colt Model 1911 "Black Army" automatic pistol was manufactured in May 1918 and shipped to the Ordnance Depot, Bush Terminal, Bro...

Produced in 1918. Fixed sights, with the two line, two block Colt patents and address on the left side of the slide flanking the Rampant Colt, "...