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Green canvas and brown leather construction, designed to accommodate a T3 carbine fitted with an active infra-red "sniper scope". The leat...

This is an example of a Winchester Model 1897 WWI solid frame trench shotgun as manufactured in 1918. The left side of the barrel is correctly marked

blade front and "S-" marked two leaf peep rear sights, with "8-43" dated IBM barrel, Type I band, blued flat bolt, stamped trigg...

Produced as a Model 1922 MI, and later converted to MII which included installing an early NS, M2 bolt. The receiver is marked: "U.S. / SPRING...

Produced in June of 1945. Standard sights, with a "DRC" windage drum. Springfield barrel, dated "6 45", with breech in the white...

This is a standard late production Model 1903 service rifle that was manufactured at Rock Island and subsequently rebuilt at the outset of WWII. The

This excellent presentation Bowie Knife was presented to Joe Big Plume by Sir Robert Baden-Powell in June of 1923. Sir Robert Baden-Powell was the fou

Produced for the 1st Marine Division and the 1st and 2nd Marine Raider Battalions. 7 1/8" long, double edged spear point blade, with an etched ...

U.S. leather double magazine pouch marked "ROCK ISLAND / ARSENAL / 1914 / T.C.C." with 2 rare Springfield Armory Model 1911 pistol magazin...

Hardwood crate, measuring 32 3/4" by 9" by 7 1/2", marked "No. 2 EWT 100 LBS/ C. L. HUTCHINSON MILITARY/ ST. ALBANS RIFLE CLUB/ ...

Measures 6 3/4" tall, 14 1/2" deep, 18" long green painted wooden chest with iron hardware. The shot sides of the chest are stenciled...

Three extended experimental stick magazines, two are 17 1/4" and one is 15 7/8" long. Four pairs of target style checkered walnut grips wi...

The receiver was originally produced in July 1943, then upgraded the match grade standards and presented to winners of Naval shooting matches as Secre

Blade and adjustable peep sights, with a Remington barrel dated "10-43", standard receiver markings, Remington bolt, two bolt stock with &...

This particular shotgun is both U.S. and F.B.I. marked, and is currently in riot gun configuration. The upper left rear of the barrel and lower left f

Standard sights with "DRC" windage and "NIC" elevation drums, "3-56" dated Springfield barrel, Springfield bolt, trigg...

This is a nice example of a Remington Model 11 "Military finish" Training semi-automatic shotgun with military markings and Lyman Cutts co...

This is an example of a WWII Stevens 520-30 Riot shotgun. The riot shotguns differ from the trench guns in that they are not equipped with the handgua

Produced as a Model 1922 MI, and later converted to MII which included installing an early NS, M2 bolt. The receiver is marked: "U.S. / SPRING...

Blade front and folding ladder rear sights with a "9-42" dated Remington barrel. Smooth straight grip stock with an Ordnance stamp and &qu...

Produced in April of 1942, and was loaned post-war to the government of Denmark, where it was rebuilt refitted with an excellent "VAR" bar...

Blade front (with detachable hood) and adjustable rear sight with a "7-43" dated Smith-Corona barrel and standard receiver ring making. Pa...

The top of the barrel is marked with the two line Hartford address/patent dates (1884-1895) marking with "COLT D.A. 38" on the left side a...

Delivered between 28 May 1909 and 13 September 1911, the Model 1909 revolvers were almost entirely shipped to the Philippines, where they filled the s

The barrel has the two line address/patent dates making on the top, with "COLT. D.A. 38" on the left side. The left side of the frame is m...

Colt Model 1917 Double Action Revolver manufactured in 1918. This revolver was shipped from Colt to the Springfield Armory as part of a lot of 2500 pi

These pistols were manufactured from 1892 through 1907, this one being produced in 1901. The top of the barrel is marked "COLT'S PT. FA. M...

Referred to as the "Alaskan" or "Philippine" model due to the distinctive oversized trigger guard with approximately 4600 of the...

The included Colt factory letter confirms the serial number, caliber, and finish, with the type of stocks not listed. The letter states that the revol

Manufactured in 1911 on government contract. Fixed sights with the standard one line caliber marking on the left, the two line, three date patent mark

Manufactured in 1911 on government contract. Fixed sights with the standard one line caliber marking on the left, the two line, three date patent mark

Produced from 1942 to 1945 and was primarily intended for issue to police forces, defense plant guards, and other non-military armed personnel. Fixed

Manufactured from 1940 to 1942. Half moon front and frame notch rear sights, 6-shot fluted cylinder, smooth walnut grips, and lanyard ring on the butt

Excellent example of a very early 1903 Springfield. This model was produced during or right after the 1905 conversions. The top of the receiver has th

Post-War production. Standard sights, with a "DRC" windage drum, Springfield bolt, hammer, safety, trigger housing, operating rod and a Sp...

Blade front sight with detachable hood and ladder rear sight with a P.J. O'Hare cover. "8-31" dated Springfield barrel. Smooth pistol ...

Globe front sight and Redfield receiver sight (a sight mount hole is behind the front sight dovetail slot). Standard Remington markings with "U...

The sides of the receiver are etched with game scenes and scrollwork, with the left side marked "P / ordnance bomb" and "U.S." S...

Blade and two leaf peep sights, with "10-43" dated Inland barrel, Type I barrel band, standard receiver markings, milled trigger guard fla...

Produced July 1944, later overhauled by a U.S. Marine Corps ordnance depot, and then presented as a Trophy Rifle for U.S. Navy shooting matches. Stand

Produced in May of 1944. Blade front and adjustable peep rear sights with locking bar and "BATTLE RANGE" drum. Winchester barrel, Winches...

Blade front sight with detachable hood and windage adjustable ladder rear sight with a P.J. O'Hare cover. A. SA-"11-29" dated Springfi...

Introduced in 1979. Standard barrel markings with the chamber and choke marked 2 3/4" and cylinder respectively. Single bead sight on a round b...

Blade front and adjustable peep rear sights, with a "12-43" dated Remington barrel and standard receiver marking. The receiver ring has be...

Only 5000 Model 1898 carbines were manufactured by Springfield Armory in 1898 and 1899. The serial number range for Model 1898 Carbines falls within t

Blade front sight and folding leaf rear sight graduated to 2,300 yards and marked with the letter "C" on the left side of the base. Standa...

Pinned blade front sight and a military wind gauge rear sight graduated to 2000 yards, with "U.S. / MODEL 1896, SPRINGFIELD ARMORY." next...

Manufactured in 1899. Hooded blade front sight and tangent style rear sight graduated to 2,000 yards and marked with the letter "C" on the...

The left side of the receiver is marked "U.S. / MODEL 1898. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY" and the serial number. It is fitted with the standard blad...

This is a very good example of a rare V.J. Krag model 1900 Bowie Bayonet. Nine inch clip point blade, with "US" on the right ricasso, &quo...

Original WWII rifle manufactured between February and November of 1944. Blade front and "H in shield" adjustable rear sights, with a Winch...

Produced in January of 1944. Blade front and adjustable peep rear sights with "DRC" windage drum. Springfield bolt, trigger housing, hamme...

Blade front and adjustable peep rear sights, with "DRC" marked windage drum. Standard receiver heel markings, with International Harvester...

This shotgun features a sight bead sight, 2 3/4" or 3" chamber and choked cylinder. The left upper front of the receiver is marked "U...

Blade and adjustable peep sights, with a Remington barrel dated "8-44", standard receiver markings, Blue bolt assembly and one piece strai...