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Fixed sights, with the address and caliber markings on the left side of the slide, the serial number over "CAT-1662" on the right side of ...

The left side of the rib near the breech is marked "KRUPP-LAFSTAHL" followed by a "eagle/N" proofmark The solid matte rib is equ...

The Model 1913 was the result of years of development in conjunction with the British Government. The pistol was adopted in 1913 as the Model 1913 MK1

Produced from 1909 to 1914, only 1700 of these pistols were made, mostly for the South African police and they are hard to find today with any finish.

Manufactured 1943 to 1945. Blade and tangent sights, with the left side of the slide marked "MK 1*/BROWNING FN 9 MM HP INGLIS CANADA" and ...

Produced in 1911, with less than 1000 produced. Partridge blade front sight and adjustable notch rear sight. The left side of the slide has the Webley

This is a beautiful example of an all original Japanese Grandpa Nambu rig, complete with matching pistol, magazine and original matching serialized co

This is a rare example of a very late production Baby Nambu pistol as manufactured by the Tokyo Gas and Electric (TG&E) factory in Tokyo. They h...

This is an excellent example of a very scarce Japanese "Baby Nambu" pistol. These pistols were a much smaller version of the Papa 8mm pist...

Dated 19.9 (September 1944), fixed sights and standard markings, with matching numbers, knurled cocking knob, blue finished parts, ribbed grips and ma

Smooth trigger, barrel numbered to gun, double action hammer with rounded spur, serrated trigger guard and grooved hardwood bag shaped grips with a la

Dated 19.5 (May 1944). Equipped with fixed sights and showing matching numbers on the trigger, breechblock and knurled cocking knob, ribbed grips and

Dated 19.5 (May 1944), fixed sights and standard markings, with the knurled cocking knob, blue finished small parts, blue finished trigger and safety,

Blade and folding ladder sights, with the matching number on the front barrel band and monopod secured to the midband. An unaltered mum is present on

Manufactured at Kokura Arsenal. Clear mum on the receiver without a dust cover. Shrouded inverted "V" front sight with ladder rear sight. ...

1) Japanese sword, 26" long, with a straight hamon, brass habaki, and brass seppa, which has upturned edges to cup the throat of the saya. Dark...

Dated "19.2" (Feb. 1944). Fixed sights, with the Nagoya Arsenal stamp on the right side next to the serial number and above the date. Matc...

Measuring 22" from the eyepieces to the objective lenses and weighing in at just over 50lbs, these binoculars show a rather large pair of 120mm...

Blade and folding ladder sights, with the monopod base rendered unusable. The mum has been ground, with proper "9/ 7/ Type" model marking ...

Manufactured In Italy for Japan during WW II, this rifle is absent of any markings except for the serial number on the left rear of the barrel. Invert