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This is an example of a Peruvian contract Mauser Model 1909 rifle. The chamber is marked with the large Peruvian seal over "MAUSER ORIGINAL&quo...

These rifles were the first Czech produced military rifle for the Czech army and was based on the Mauser 98 action. This particular rifle is equipped

Originally developed before the Nazi Occupation, the project that would become the MAS 1944 was hidden so thoroughly from the Germans that after they

This is an example of a Peruvian contract Mauser Model 1909 rifle. The chamber is marked with the large Peruvian seal over "MAUSER ORIGINAL&quo...

This is a gas operated semi-automatic rifle. These rifles were actually designed before WWII, however when Germany was in the process of taking over B

Blade front and tangent rear sights, the latter marked "GERMANY", with the large Czech lion crest on top of the receiver ring and the addr...

Dated "1931-IX" on the upper left side of the chamber. This carbine is a scaled down version of the issue type, and some sources believe t...

Inverted "V" and tangent rear sights, receiver ring dated 1937, and bayonet lug. Bolt and stock are numbered to the gun. Rifle has the &q...

Fixed sight on a barrel marked "GARDONE VT" on top and "940-XIX" on the right. Has a folding bayonet. The stock is numbered to t...

Nazi marked on underside of stock (Eagle over HZAJ18), marked "CAL 6.5" directly ahead of the rear sight and "1940 XIX" on the r...

1) Fascist dagger, 6 1/4" long, alloy eagle head pommel, single quillion guard and ebony grips with brass party symbol. Nickel finished sheath ...

Introduced in 1964, variants of the Dragunov SVD remain in service with Russia and other nations. Hooded pin front and tangent rear sights, with the...

This is a unique example of a post-war Czechoslovakian Sniper rifle. These rifles were introduced in 1954 and were built on a Mosin Nagant 1891/30 act

Produced in Eastern Europe, rifles configured in this style saw use in the Bosnian War with designated marksman, spotters and freelance snipers. Hoode

Hooded pin front and tangent rear sights, with "02/ 1953" marked on top of the receiver ring. Matching numbers are present on the receiver...

Pin front and tangent rear sights, with the 1945 date and Izhevsk arsenal marking on top of the chamber. Matching numbers on the barrel, bolt, floor p

Developed by Hiram Maxim, the Maxim Gun was the first commercially successful machine gun, being adopted by, among others, the British, Germans and Ru

1) Cased French APX 806 scope with rubber eyepiece and mount. Clear optics. 2) Developed in 1937 by the famous Carl Zeiss optics company, this rare ca

1) "Notes on the Interpretation of Aeroplane Photographs (3rd Edition.)" is a military manual printed in France by Army Printing and Stati...

1) Coppel Model 1871 Mauser bayonet, "133.R2.27" on "S" shaped quillion, leather sheath with brass throat and tip. 2) W.K. &...

1) 1907 dated Schilling Gew 1898 Mauser bayonet. 2) 1906 dated Simson Gew 1898 Mauser bayonet, leather sheath. Throat marked B.16.R.12.1." 3) 1...

1) Russian bayonet, 6" clip point blade with serrated spine, synthetic grip, and wirecutter sheath with rubber cover. 2) Bayonet, 7" singl...

Manufactured in Liege, Belgium. The left side of the barrel extension is marked "BREVETE./ S.G.D.G.", "M. 19 10/21" and "A...

Produced in the early 1900s, the Simplex was an improvement on Bergmann's 1896 semi-auto pistol. Fixed sights, with a "crown/ crown/ U"...

This model was manufactured from 1910 to 1915. As many as 100,000 produced and used during WWII. The pistol is chambered for the 9mm Glisenti caliber

This Romanian contract pistol is identical to the Model 1934 with the following slide legend: "P. BERETTA-CAL. 9 SCURT-Mo 1934-BREVET. / GARDON...

The left side of the slide is marked "PISTOLA-BERETTA-9m BREV. 1915-1919-Mo 1923", with the full serial number on the right side of the sl...

Fixed sights on a slide marked "WALTHER'S PATENT CAL. 6.35" over the Walther banner on the left side and "WAFFENFABRIK WALTHER ZE...

Introduced in 1955. Standard markings, fixed sights, and fitted with checkered plastic grips. All blue finish. Complete with factory box numbered to t

Introduced in 1955, this is a post-war version of the very rare pre-war Astra model 400 pistol. This is a factory convertible pistol set. The pistol i

Dated 1948 with proofs on the slide and frame with factory checkered grips. With factory box and oiler. BBL: 2 inch round Stock: Gauge: 6.35

Manufactured between 1921 and 1944. blade front and notch rear sights. Also known as "lilliput" for its diminutive size. Walther banner an...

Manufactured from 1920 to 1966. A floral and scroll engraving pattern cover 95% of the pistol. The frame and chamber have Spanish proofs. Matching ser

Fixed sights, with barrel marked "FNA BRESCIA" and dated "42-XX", with the Italian Army "crown/RE" marking. The stock ...

Fixed sights, with "CAL 6.5" on the rear sight base, "1940 XVIII" and "crown / RE / TERNI" on the chamber. Smooth stra...

Blade front and flip-up adjustable rear sights, marked "F.N.B./ GRAZIAN/ VERONA" on the upper right and top flats of the chamber, "19...

Inverted "V" front sight and folding ladder rear sight. Arsenal, serial and model markings are absent from the receiver, with the serial n...

This is an example of a late production Czech Model 52 semi-automatic rifle that has been modified for use with a Russian PN58 night vision scope. The

Blade front and tangent rear sights, with the chamber marked "SA/ T in triangle/ serial number/ 1944". Bolt handle is turned and elongated...

Hooded post and tangent sights, with the "arrow in star" arsenal proof over "1952r" on the receiver cover and matching numbers o...

Introduced shortly before the outbreak of the Winter War, and seeing use through the remainder of World War II. Blade front and tangent rear sights, b

Hooded pin and tangent sights, with the 1953 date and the Polish "circle 11" on top of the chamber. Matching numbers on bolt, barrel, floo...

The only visible markings on this rifle are the matching serial numbers marked on the right front of the receiver, bolt handle, floor plate and left r

Using a piston driven gas system and a detachable 10 round magazine, the Tokarev SVT was the Soviet Union's answer to the American Garand, and w...

Imperial Russian rifle manufactured by New England Westinghouse circa 1915. The underside of the stock ahead of the magazine is marked with a flaming

This model was produced at the BRNO factory starting in the 1952 and was the first Czech semi-automatic Army rifle. It was short lived and was replac

Blade front sight with side protectors and rear sight with leaf graduated from 13 to 32 and a base from 4 to 12. Equipped with a Russian PU sniper sco

Hooded pin and tangent sights, with the 1953 date and the Polish "circle 11" on top of the chamber. Matching numbers on bolt, barrel, floo...

Blade front and notch rear sights, with "278" on the left side of the barrel, "crown/ crown/ U" proofs on the barrel, cocking kn...

Not to be confused with the later military pistol, the Roth Steyr, very few of these pistols were made. The serial numbers consisted of a prefix lette