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Originally introduced as a Soviet military motorcycle in the early 1940s, the M72 was designed using tooling and blueprints for the BWM R71 motorcycle

Produced in 1973, during which production of motorcycles under the Indian name was taking place in Taiwan. Overall color scheme is white and black, wi

Produced from 1922 into the 1950s, the Chief was Indian's main offering in the "heavy bike" category, and was Harley-Davidson's on...

In the 1960s, entrepreneur Floyd Clymer began using the Indian name without purchasing the trademark from the original holder. Clymer attached the Ind

Measuring an impressive 11" long, 2" wide and 1/3" thick at the spine, this blade has a 5" long back clip, the scimitar flanked ...

Measuring 10 1/4" in total length, with multiple special order features. The blade is 5 1/2" long, nearly a quarter inch thick at the spin...

Total length of 34" with claw style handle, walnut veneer over an iron smooth bore barrel, which appears to be the equivalent of a .410 gauge. ...

1) Hardwood sword cane, 36 1/2" tall, with a metal tipped, two silver bands, and a horn hooked head connected to a 26" spike blade. Both s...

Total length of 34" with a hooked horn handle, walnut veneer over an iron smooth bore barrel, which appears to be the equivalent of a .410 gaug...

1) Walking stick with engraved and pearl accented handle, measuring 35 1/2" in total height, with a 30" long brown hardwood shaft, and a 5...

1) Thirty-five inches long. Steel tip with silver finished brass band mounted on the varnished hardwood shaft, 4/5" thick at the bottom and one...

1) Umbrella, 37 inch total length, with a 4 inch end, black fabric canopy, and 8 inch straight handle, with 7 mother of pearl panels around the center

Made by Carl Schleef, this miniature features floral scroll engraving on the rear portion and muzzle of the barrel, sides of the ramrod, frame and tri

This is a fully functioning miniature copy of a Model 1860 percussion revolver. The top of the barrel is marked "ADDRESS SAML COLT HARTFORD CT....

Made by Carl Schleef in the late 20th century, this pistols are fully functional feature a 3 7/8" octagon, 5.5mm barrel with a solid under rib,...

This functional miniature copy of a Allen & Thurber features a lightly scroll engraved frame, the barrels are marked "ALLEN & THURBER W...

Only manufactured from 1949 to 1950, with 2,900 produced. Standard markings, blade and adjustable notch rear sights, an interchangeable heavy barrel a

Standard markings, fixed sights, and checkered thumb rest grips. Complete with factory box numbered to the gun. BBL: 6-3/4 inch round Stock: Ga

Standard markings, fluted barrel with detachable muzzle break, one barrel weight, blade and adjustable rear target sights, and checkered thumb rest gr

Manufactured from 1966 to 1968. Ramp blade and adjustable notch rear sight, heavy weight barrel, standard markings, gold washed small components with

Standard markings, ramp blade front and adjustable rear target sight and checkered grips with High Standard medallions. Complete with factory box numb

Plain barrel with out sights. With a TC 2.5-7x pistol scope on Redfield mounts. Standard nylon stock with a swivel stud installed on the back flat, an

Round fluted barrel ported at the muzzle. Marked "USE ONLY 7MM-08 REM." Weatherby Mark V action marked "MADE IN USE". With a Bur...

Produced in the 1980s, Swarovski binoculars with this level of power are no longer marketed in the United States. Heavy alloy construction with rubber

Standard markings, ramp blade front and adjustable notch rear sights, checkered thumb rest grips with High Standard medallions, two barrel weights att

Produced in 1950, only 1200 were made overall. Partridge blade front and adjustable rear sights, with the New Haven barrel address and standard markin

Manufactured in West Germany without sights. Engraved action and rear half of barrel, rings and mount, trigger guard and hinged floor plate with a rai

This is an excellent example of a scarce factory engraved S-101 Supermatic pistol manufactured from 1954 to 1957. The pistol features floral scroll en

Introduced in 1940, the Model H-E is similar to the Model E, but with an exposed hammer. High Standard produced only about 2,100 of these pistols. The

Manufactured from 1947 to 1950 with a total production of about 7,400. This model was also High Standards only centerfire pistol. The left side of the

Introduced in 1938, this is a Type II variant of the Model A pistol with the takedown lock button on top of the slide. Standard markings, fixed blade

Introduced in 1936, this is the Type II variant of the Model C pistol with the takedown lock on top of the slide and the lever on the right side of th

Introduced in 1932, this is the Type 2 variant of the Model B pistol with the small takedown lock button on the top of the slide and the lever on the

Made in Japan. Dual ivory bead sights on a vent rib barrel with 2 3/4 inch chambers and chokes measuring modified and improved cylinder. Scroll engrav

Manufactured in 1941. Single bead sight, with the choke marked "FULL", 3 inch chamber and standard markings. Ribbed forearm and checkered ...

Made in 1937. Ivory mid-bead sight, with a red front dot on the Lyman Cutts compensator, with a WS-1 marked choke, 2 3/4" chamber, and "ST...

Manufactured in 1958. Single bead front sight, 2 3/4" chamber, marked choked full. Standard markings and an 11 groove forearm and smooth pistol...

Made in Japan between 1963 and 1987. Dual brass bead sights, with skeet/ skeet chokes, 2 3/4 inch chambers and dual ejectors. Scroll engraving frame a

Manufactured in 1914. Single bead sight on a matted barrel with a 2 3/4 inch chamber, choked full. Standard two line marking on the left rear of the b

Manufactured in 1957 and subsequently engraved. Single bead sight on a barrel numbered to gun with standard Winchester markings, 2 3/4" chamber...

Manufactured in Japan. Double ivory bead sights on a matte vent rib. Barrels have 8-port recoil compensation with both skeet chokes, 2 3/4" cha...

Manufactured in 1904. Standard two line address/patent dates barrel marking followed by "16 / FULL" at the breech. The action bar has the ...

Manufactured in 1900. Single bead sight, standard two line Winchester address/patent date marking followed by "12" and "FULL" at...

Manufactured in Japan from 1966 to 1984. Shotgun features single bead sight on a matte vent rib, chambers marked 2 3/4 inch and 3 inch, chokes marked

Manufactured in 1949. standard markings, single bead nickel sight, 3" chamber, choke marked full, flat bottom 14 groove forearm and pistol grip...

Made for Winchester by Laurona in Spain. Single bead sight on a solid raised rib, 2 3/4" chambers, choked full/modified with an extractor. Ligh...

Manufactured in 1954. Single brass bead sight, 2 3/4" chamber, cylinder choke and takedown frame. Top of the frame is factory dished out for si...

Manufactured in 1941. Single bead sight on a solid rib, with the standard barrel markings with "-3 IN. CHAM.- SKEET" on the left side. C...

Manufactured in 1963. Single front bead and middle bead sight with a full choke barrel, 2-3/4 inch chamber, jeweled bolt, standard Winchester marking

Manufactured in 1914. This Winchester Trap Grade shotgun features a single bead front sight on a solid rib. Standard two line address and patent marki