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The forward scope base covers the top of the receiver ring. The left side of the receiver ring is marked with the Imperial Eagle and the right side is

This is an example of a Danzig GEW 98 rifle equipped with the extended 25 round magazine. The rifle is still equipped with the folding luminous front

Blade and tangent sights, with "crown/ ERFURT/ 1917" and three "crown/ script letter" proofs on the receiver ring and "Kar ...

The Model 1894 was the first Krag rifle adopted by the Norwegian Army and went into use in 1894 and remained the official army rifle until after World

Blade and ladder sights, with "crown/ ANBERG" on top of the chamber, matching numbers on the barrel, frame and bolt, "1888" date...

The forward scope base covers the top of the receiver ring. The left side of the receiver ring is marked with the serial number and a crown over &qu...

The top of the chamber is marked "S/147 / 1936", the right side is marked with two "droop wing eagle/ 214" and one "droop w...

The top of the chamber is marked "bnz / 44" and the right side has two proofmarks. The left side wall is marked "Mod. 98", the l...

This model is very similar to the German 98K carbine. The top of the chamber is marked with the Communist Yugoslavian crest, the serial number is mark

Field gray wool construction with green felt collar, fitted with a pair of generals tank tabs on the lapels, and the braided wire 2-pip rank bars for

Formed in 1943 the Handschar Division was recruited almost exclusively from Bosniac and Croat Muslims, and tasked with anti-partisan operations in the

Black felt construction double breasted jacket, with rose pink piping around the collar, with the Deaths Head collar tabs and rank bars on the shoulde

1) Nazi Artillery cap, field gray with red trim, green felt band, bullion cockade, silver chinstrap, black visor and gold silk interior. 2) Panzer cap

1) Simson bayonet, 14 1/2 inch single fuller blade marked "15" on the spine, ribbed wood grip, rework marked pommel and metal sheath. 2) B...

1) Introduced in 1944, and awarded for confirmed long range kills, in First (20 kills), Second (40 kills) and Third (60 kills) grades. Unconfirmed kil

Navy blue wool construction, with silver piping across the top brim and around the black velvet band, with silver bullion Nazi eagle and silver, black

Created in 1934, the rank of Untersturmfuhrer, is roughly analogous to Second Lieutenant, and could either be received by appointment, or earned in a

Both tunics are field gray, with green cuffs and collars, silver trim, aluminum buttons and a silver bullion Nazi eagle on the right breast. 1) Artill

1) Luftwaffe bugle, 32" in length, with 1939 date and name inscription on the bell. 2) Regiment banner, silver bullion tassels and red field wi...

1) Luftwaffe Generals cap, white construction with a silver piped woven black band, silver bullion eagle and cockade, silver chinstrap, light brown le

1) Luftwaffe officer's garrison cap, black felt construction with bullion eagle and cockade, silver wire trim, and a carmine (general staff/ vet...

1) Bayonet, 11 7/8" single fuller blade, with small letter proofs, single quillion guard, Mauser style metal hilt with green paint, and matchin...

Fixed sights, with standard Walther legend on the left side of the slide. Nazi commercial "eagle/N" proofs on the chamber, slide, and barr...

The left side of the slide is marked "P. BERETTA-CAL. 9 CORTO-Mo 1934-BREVETTATO / GARDONE V.T. 1940-XVIII". The left grip tang has the It...

Manufactured in 1912 on contract for the Chilean government. Blade and notch sights with the government crest on the left side of the slide along with

The left side of the slide is marked "PIETRO BERETTA-BRESCIA-CAL. 7.65 BREVETTO 1915", with a "PS" in an oval marked on the righ...

Manufactured circa 1945 during German occupation of Italy. The slide legend is absent, with the serial number over "CAL. 7.65" marked on t...

Fixed sights, with the standard Walther markings on the left side of the slide, "crown/ N" proofs on the right side of the chamber, muzzle...

Fixed sights, with the standard address and model markings on the left side of the slide, "crown/ N" proofs on the right side of the slide...

Fixed sights, with the standard maker's marks on the left side of the slide, "crown/ N" commercial proofs on the right side of the sli...

Blade front and red painted notch rear sights, with the left side of the slide marked with the Walther Banner followed by the factory legend and calib

The left upper flat of the octagon receiver is marked "OESTERR. WAFFEN FABR.GES. / Steyr" followed by a large "Y=1874". The fron...

Manufactured by the Erfurt Arsenal. The top of the receiver ring is marked "crown / ERFURT / 1917", The right side of the receiver is mark...

Introduced alongside the Model 1888 rifle for issue to non-infantry troops. Blade and ladder sights, with "S/V.C.SCHILLING/SUH/891." on th...

Manufactured at the Copenhagen Arsenal. The left side of the receiver and barrel are marked with the serial number, the left side of the receiver is m

Blade and folding ladder sights, with "CE/ WG/ STEYR/ 1890" on the receiver ring and "Gew.88." on the receiver sidewall. Matchin...

A very nice example of a German Gew 98 rifle with a Voiglander 3x scope mounted on a side rail mounting system. The rear of the scope is marked &quo...

A solid example of a German Gew98 rifle with a Emil Busch scope mounted on a unique single claw and post style mounting system. The top of the scope i

This is an example of a double dated Erfurt Kar 98 rifle, probably a post-WWI police issue. The top of the receiver ring is marked "1920 / crow...

Left receiver wall is marked "HEMBRUG 1915". Matching numbers on receiver, barrel, bolt assembly, barrel band, and magazine. Rear sight is...

Produced at the Mauser factory using a Gustloffe-Werke receiver and a stock reportedly produced by labor from the Buchenwald Concentration Camp. Hoode

This is a very late war rifle produced at the Mauser factory, as a Kreigsmodell. The top of the chamber is marked "Mod. 98 / SVWMB", the r...

This is an excellent example of a late war "ar" code K98 rifle manufactured by Mauser-Werke, A.-G., Werk Borsigwalde, Berlin-Borsigwalde, ...

Red painted blade front and tangent rear sights, with "42/ 1939" on top of the receiver ring, "eagle/ 63" 3 times on the right, ...

Adopted by the Nazis in the pre-war years for low-cost marksmanship training. Blade and tangent sights, with caliber markings on barrel, with "...

This is a copy of a mid-war production K98 rifle made by J. P. Sauer and Sohns with a short rail sniper mounting system. The rifle is equipped with a

The 98K was the primary service rifle used by all German forces throughout the war. The top of the receiver ring is marked "Mod. 98. / bnz 45&...

A very nice pre-war commercial production Mauser Wehrmansgewehr Tirolican Shooting Association (T.St.V) rifle. Blade and tangent sights, with caliber

This is an example of a post-WWI reworked GEW 98 rifle (HZA Wehrkniess XX assembled using a Eagle 6 Simson receiver). The top of the receiver ring is

Hooded blade front and tangent rear sights, with "eagle/214" proofs on the barrel and receiver ring, and "duv/ 42" on the ring....

Established in 1701 by Friedrich I, King of Prussia, the Order of the Black Eagle was the premier knightly order in Prussia and Unified Germany, activ

Overall length is 35 1/4", with a 30 1/2" curved single fuller blade with a makers mark (possibly Eickhorn) concealed by the left languet....

F.W. Holler (Solingen) production, with a 29 3/4" straight single fuller blade, bearing the makers mark on the left ricasso. Nickel finished hi...

Produced in Solingen, with an overall length of 37". Single fuller blade, slightly curved, 32 1/4" blade with the makers mark on the left ...

Eickhorn production, with a 10 inch spear point double fuller blade, etched on each side with anchor and rope themes and marked with the Eickhorn squi

1) Second Model Kriegsmarine dagger, 10 inch double fuller blade with etched naval decoration and the Puma (Solingen) makers mark on the left ricasso.

1) Malsch & Ambronn (Steinbach) SA Dagger, 8 5/8" blade with "Alles fur Deutschland" inscription and makers mark on reverse, nick...

This is an extremely rare example of the very first attempts by the Mannlicher company to produced a magazine fed, semi-automatic pistol. These early

One of Mannlicher's most successful handguns, the 1901 was tested by both the Austro-Hungarians and the Americans. Though passed over officially...

Designed by Austrian Friederich Pfannl and chambered for the very small 2.7mm Kolibri centerfire cartridge, these pistols was intended as novelty item

Nicknamed for the grooved pattern on the cylinder, which interacts with an arm connected to the hammer to rotate. Blade front and notch rear sights, w

This is an excellent cased example of a Webley "WG" Target Model Double Action revolver. The revolver has a high polish commercial blue f...

The brass cross guard is marked "PATENT / NO 17143/16" next to "W.W.G." above an elephant inside an oval and has the number &quo...

This is a beautiful example of an original WWII commercial Sauer model 38H post pistol that is all original and unaltered with the original Sauer fact

Blade front and tangent rear sights, with the two line address and patent markings on the left side of the slide and stacked matching numbers on the f

Introduced in 1949, the P210 remains in service with the Swiss and Danish militaries and the German Federal Police. Drift adjustable fixed sights, wit

Tangent rear sight and grooved backstrap, with the two line model and address markings on the left side of the slide and matching stacked numbers on t

Manufactured until 1916. Fixed blade and notch sights, with stacked "crown/ N" proofs on the left side of the slide, "Rheinische Meta...

Blade front and notch rear sights, with "611" on the left side of the barrel and "390" on the underside, matching the frame, &qu...

Fixed sights, with the standard maker's marks on the left side of the slide, "crown/ N" commercial proofs on the right side of the sli...

This is an example of a Bergmann semi-automatic pistol as manufactured in Belgium. The left side of the barrel extension is marked "BREVETE./ ...

Introduced in 1882. Blade and notch sights, with extensive Swiss Cross proofs, matching full numbers on the barrel, frame and cylinder, with matching

Produced before the Nazi occupation of Belgium. Blade front and tangent rear sights, with the three line address and patent markings on the left side

Produced before the German invasion of Poland, with the early style markings and features. Fixed sights, with the two line model and patent markings o

This is an exact reproduction hardwood shoulder stock for a Radom Model 35 semi-automatic pistol. The stock has blue finished hardware. The Polish mi

This is an example of a rare Bergman Mars semi-automatic pistol. These actually pre-date and are the predecessor of the Bergman-Bayard pistols and was

Manufactured from 1901 to 1903, this odd looking pistol was not much of a success. It is chambered for the 8 mm cartridge which was the forerunner of

Used by the Swiss military from 1882 to as late as 1950. The checkered Swiss cross embossed hard rubber grips on this revolver indicate that it is an

Blade front and notch rear sights, with "172/ 28" on the left side of the barrel, "crown/ crown/ U" proofs on the barrel, cockin...

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 slide is marked "PISTOLA AUT-BERETTA-6.35 BREV. 1919" on the left side, with a Italian proof stamped behind the serrations. The left g...

Originally introduced in 1964, variants of the Dragunov SVD rifle have remained in service with Russia and other Soviet block countries through the la

Used by Spanish police and prison services, including the Guardia Civil from the mid 1930s to the late 1960s. Blade front and ladder rear sights, barr

Blade front and ladder rear sights, with the receiver ring marked with the three line Mauser marking over "1895". Matching numbers on barr...

Pin front and tangent rear sights, with the 1946 date and "arrow in triangle" stamp on top of the chamber. Matching numbers on the bolt an...

Full nomenclature Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank, the PIAT is a man portable spigot mortar introduced in 1942 as a replacement for the Boys anti-tank

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...

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

Produced in Egypt. Pin and tangent sights, with the makers marks on the left rear side of the stamped receiver and "STEYR, SYRACUSE, N.J."...

Pin front and tangent rear sights, with the 1944 date and "arrow in triangle" stamp on top of the chamber. Matching numbers on the bolt, f...

The top of the barrel has the hammer and sickle in a wreath, dated 1940, the serial number, and the Izhevsk arsenal marking. Pin and tangent rear sigh

Ramp blade and 200 meter tangent sights, with caliber and Nitro proofmarks on the barrel, "Deutsches Sportmodell" in gothic script on the ...

This is an example of a post-WWI reworked GEW 98 rifle. The top of the receiver ring is marked with an "Imperial eagle clutching a swastika ove...

This a very nice example of a pre-war Mauser rifle, these were produced prior to WWII under contract for the country of Chile. The top of the receiver

Inverted "V" and tangent sights, with the top of the receiver ring having a large Argentina crest and the left side stamped with the two l...

Oviedo receiver ring marking dated 1900, bolt numbered to the gun, inverted "V" and tangent sights. Smooth handguard and straight grip sto...

This rifle features and heavy barrel which gauges at 8mm caliber and the stock forearm has been shortened. The left side of the barrel and receiver at

Hooded post front and tangent rear sights, with "-SV-" in the rear elevator position, "9 in burst" on the left side of the recei...

Scare hard to fine VZ33 Carbine. Original version of the carbine, police mark discontinued for runners of the German 63../40 mountain carbine. The top

Adjustable pin and tangent sights, with maker, model and caliber markings on the front of the receiver. Matching number on the safety lever, "6...