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This is a scarce example of an early "42" coded, 1940 dated Luger pistol with the rare "Ku" Luftwaffe proofmarks. The meaning of...

Fixed sights, with the Walther banner, two line address and caliber markings, and "Mod P38" on the left side of the slide, "eagle/N&q...

Fixed sights, with the "byf/44" stamp on the left side of the slide, an "eagle/swastika L" Police Proof on the right, "WaA1...

The left side of the slide has standard model and "ac/41" markings with the left side of the trigger guard marked "ac". "Ea...

The slide has the standard in-line "ac44" Walther code with "eagle/359" proofs. Visible numbers match and grips are ribbed bakel...

"P.38" followed by "byf/43" is marked on the slide with "135" proofs present. Visible numbers match, ribbed grips and ...

This is an excellent example of a scarce prewar Swedish commercial contract Walther Mod. HP pistol with early proof marks. This pistol has the early h

Fixed sights, with "ac/43" on the left side of the slide, "eagle/359" proofs, and matching numbers on the slide, frame, barrel a...

The left side of the slide is marked "P.38" and "byf" over "44" with the serial number and the right side of the slide...

Mauser "byf/44" slide and "135" proofs are present. Blue barrel and barrel lug with remaining metal surfaces phosphate. Ribbed b...

Slide marked "P.38" followed by "byf/43", "135" proofs and "P.38v" stamped magazine. Visible numbers match a...

This is a nice example of a late WWII commercial P.38 pistol as manufactured by the Walther company. The pistol barrel has the dull blue military fini

Fixed sights, with "P.38", "byf/44" and the serial number on the left side of the slide, with "eagle/WaA135" stamps as...

Standard in-line "AC 44" (Walther 1944) manufacturing code stamped on the left side of the slide. Visible numbers match and eagle/359 proo...

Slide marked "P.38" followed by "ac/42" and "359" proofs are present. Visible numbers match, ribbed grips, and "P...

Walther "ac44" slide markings and "359" proofs are present. Visible numbers match with the "0" double stamped on the b...

Slide marked "P38" and "ac/43" with eagle/359 proofs present and visible numbers match. Fitted with ribbed grips. Comes with a g...

The slide is marked "P.38" followed by "ac/41" with the barrel lug marked "8,88" and a circled "B" along wit...

Standard "ac44" slide marking with "359" proofs present. Visible numbers match, standard ribbed grips, and "P.38v" mar...

"Eagle/359" proofs are present, slide has the Walther "ac 44" marking, and the barrel lug is stamped with an asterisk. Visible n...

The left side of the slide has the caliber marking with right side blank. Commercial "eagle/N" proofs are present on the frame, slide, and...

Patridge blade front and notch rear sights, marked with the "Crown/7" and "Crown/K" proofmarks as well as "11.25m/m AUT. PI...

The left side of the slide has the two line manufacturer's marking with "eagle/WaA140" proof present. Slide has the serial number &quo...

Fixed sights and smooth back strap, with the one line Radom model and patent mark on the left side of the slide. Matching numbers on the slide, barrel

The front grip strap of this pistol is marked with the initials "R.J." and it is theorized that this stands for the Reich ministry of Just...

This is a very nice example of a standard pre-war commercial Walther pistol that is complete with an original unmarked pre-war brown leather holster.

Serial no. 179641, 7.65 mm cal., 4 i/2 inch round bbl., blue finish, hardwood grips. This is a later production Browning 1922 pistol as used by both t

Manufactured from 1920 to 1944. The left side of the slide is marked "Walther's Patent Mod. 8" above the Walther banner and right side...

Manufactured by the Berlin-Lubecker manufacturing company. The left side of the rough forged receiver is marked with the "serial number followe...

Blade front and screw adjustable "M/55" rear sights with the Gustaf marking over "1915" on the receiver ring. A scope rail is sc...

This an example of a pre-war Anschutz marked 9mm bolt action single shot shotgun and Hitler Youth knife as captured/brought back from WWII by PFC Howa

Top of receiver ring is marked "ce/41" with the visible numbers matching. Eagle firing and eagle/37 proofs are present. The tangent rear s...

Ramp blade and tangent sights, with banner, model and commercial N proof markings on the barrel and receiver with script address on top of the receive

A descendant of Hiram Maxim's machine gun, the PM1910 (Pulemyot Maxima, Model of 1910) was the main-line machine gun of Imperial Russia, and lat...

This is an excellent example of an earlier pattern Model 1896/41 sniper rifle fitted with the late production improved mount and Ajacks scope. Still i

Simple blow-back operation identical to the Dreyse pistol. The right side of the barrel and receiver, and the top of the breechblock/bolt are marked w

The top of the receiver ring is marked "S/C.G.HAENEL/SUHL/1892" with three crown/script letter proofs on the right side. Front barrel band...

This model is one of the scarce "Luxembourg" Contract rifles produced in 30-06 caliber and it is estimated that less than 10,000 were prod...

The left side of the butt socket is marked "M47C/ENGLAND/1944" above the serial number which has been stamped over with the number "7...

This is a nice representative example of a Brazilian contract Model 1908 rifle. The front receiver ring is marked with the Brazilian crest on top, &...

This is an excellent example of an original Dutch Steyr Mannlicher Model 1895 rifle. These rifles were produced in two variations, this particular rif

Produced in Tehran. Blade front and tangent rear sights, with the Persian Lion on the receiver ring, along with the all-Farsi sidewall markings. An im

This is a rare example of a 1940 SVT Short Rifle with a 21 1/2 inch barrel. The top of the chamber is dated 1941 and has an Izhevsk triangle with an a

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

This is a 9mm Glisenti caliber pistol (standard 9x19 ammunition must NOT be used with this gun). The right frame side is marked with a circled crown/F

Fixed sights on a slide with the two line maker marking on the left side. Belgian proofs are present on the chamber and the serial number is stamped o

Produced in the 1950s this model has fixed sights, with "VALMET/L-35" on the barrel extension, matching numbers on the extension, bolt and...

Matching numbers on the extension, frame, and bolt. Checkered grips and the letter "E" marked on the takedown lever. Comes with three maga...

Fixed sights, with "WAFFENFABRIK STEYR" on the top rib and "Wn(lion)13" on the rear of the frame. Ribbed cocking handle and grip...

This is an example of a J. P. Sauer & Sohns 38H pocket pistol that was issued to the German Police. The serial number of this pistol, places the...

1) W.K. & Co. sword with 33" double fuller blade, eagle motif hilt and ray skin wrapped grip with scabbard. 2) W.K. & Co. sword with 33...

Kokura Arsenal manufacture with the Showa date "6.8" (August 1931). This example features the small trigger guard, ribbed wood grips and s...

Showa date "19.7" (July 1944), with the Nagoya Arsenal stamp and serial number on the right side of the frame. Matching numbers on the vis...

Slide marked "P.38" followed by "byf/43", "eagle/135" proofs and visible numbers match. Fitted with ribbed grips. Come...

The slide has the in-line Walther "ac 45" marking with "359" proofs present. Visible numbers match, grips are ribbed, and magazi...

Slide has "byf/44" code marking and "135" proofs are present. Ribbed grips, visible numbers match and "P.38v" marked m...

The slide has the standard in-line "ac44" Walther code with "eagle/359" proofs. Matching number on slide, frame, and barrel lug....

This is a nice example of an early prewar "Zero Series" P.38 Pistol. The left side of the slide is marked with the "Walther" ban...

This is a nice example of a scarce "480" code P38 pistol. The left slide of the side is marked with "P.38/480", (early wartime c...

Blade and notch sights, with standard markings on the slide, "eagle/359" proofs and matching numbers, including the magazine. Fitted with ...

The left side of the slide is marked "P.38 cyq" with the right side stamped with a firing proof and "U" inspection stamp. Barrel...

Walther "ac43" slide markings and "359" proofs are present. Visible numbers match, ribbed grips, and "P.38v" marked ma...

This is a solid representative example of a rare early "ac" No-Date P38 pistol that has the date "40" added to the left side of ...

This is a nice example of a mid-WWII commercial P.38 pistol as manufactured by the Walther company. The left side of the slide is marked with the Walt

The left side of the slide marked "P.38" followed by "ac/42". Eagle/359 proofs are present and visible numbers match. Fitted wit...

Left side of the slide is marked "P.38" followed by "byf/44" along with a commercial "eagle/N" proof and the right sid...

"ac43" marked slide with "359" proofs. Number "5" stamped on trigger guard, "3" stamped on frame. Visible se...

The left side of the slide is marked "P.38" and "ac/41" with the visible numbers matching. The right side of the barrel lug is m...

This is a nice example of a mid-WWII commercial P.38 pistol as manufactured by the Walther company. The left side of the slide is marked with the Walt

This is a nice example of a late war P38 pistol as produced by the Spreewerke factory that carries the scarce zero-prefix on the serial number. These

Slide marked "P38" and "ac/43" with "eagle/359" proofs present and visible numbers match. Fitted with ribbed grips. Co...

Eagle 135 proofs are present, slide has the Mauser "byf/44" code marking, and visible numbers match. Fitted with ribbed grips and a "...

This is a very rare example of an original Grandpa Nambu pistol that is complete with two matching magazines. The Type 1902 pistol, termed the Grandpa

This is an exceptional example of a Japanese "Baby Nambu" pistol as manufactured by the Tokyo Artillery Arsenal in Koishikawa Tokyo. These...

Kokura Arsenal marked, matching barrel and frame numbers and fitted with serrated hardwood grips. With very rare unmarked leather Type 10 flare pistol

This is an excellent example of a WWII Japanese Type 2 "Paratrooper" rifle. These rifles were based on the Type 99 rifle series and were ...

This is an excellent example of a late model Type 44 carbine manufactured by the Kokura Arsenal that is fitted with a late Third Model folding bayonet

This is both a very fine and very scarce Model 1902 Nambu pistol which collectors refer to as a Papa Nambu version. This example is in much better con

Manufactured by Kayaba for the Japanese Navy from the early 1930s to 1945. On to of the breech are inspection proofs and a naval anchor with the Kayab

1) U.S. Navy/Marine NAF1092 leather flight helmet manufactured by Slote & Klein, size 7 1/8. Note that some NAF1092 Leather Helmets were used to...

Production on this rifle began in 1943. The Imperial mum has been removed from the chamber, with the "2/Type" model marking remaining. Mat...

The Type 44 carbine was designed in 1911. Boxed blade front and adjustable open rear sights. The mum is intact on the receiver with the serial number

This is a very scarce early production type 38 carbine as made in the Mukden Arsenal in Manchuria. These were produced in two separate serial number b

Produced during the Japanese occupation of Manchuria. Blade and ladder sights, with the solid mum on the receiver ring over the model markings, and th

This is an example of a very rare early production Japanese Type 10 flare pistol with an arsenal installed rotating safety lever. In Fred Honeycutt Jr

This is a very nice example of a World War II Type 2 Japanese takedown "Paratrooper" rifle. These rifles were based on the Type 99 rifle s...

This is a no series Type 44 carbine as produced in the Kokura Arsenal. This carbine is actually a very late production model that was produced fairly

This is a very rare example of a early WWII experimental Calvary rifle that was converted from a regular type rifle into a short rifle configuration.

Blade front and short ladder rear sights, with the solid mum on the receiver ring over the model markings, and the arsenal markings on the side wall.

Nagoya Arsenal marked with the Showa date "19.5" (May 1945) and a very interesting serial number (40001). Large trigger guard, late produc...

Adopted in 1921 as the standard Japanese Army signal pistol until the end of WWII. The left side of the frame has the Kokura Arsenal cannonball proof

Manufactured by Kayaba for the Japanese Navy during World War II. The top of the breech has an inspection proof and naval anchor with the Kayaba marki

This is a very nice example of an original WWII Japanese Type 14, large trigger guard, Nambu Pistol as manufactured by Nagoya Arsenal in March 1944 (S

This is a very desirable prewar large type Nambu pistol commonly called a "Papa" Nambu version. These were a continuation of the earlier G...

Arsenal and model marking with serial number on the right side of the frame. Fitted with checkered grips. Complete with a brown leather holster. BBL

Nagoya Arsenal (1st series) marked with the Showa date 18.7 (July 1943). Large trigger guard, early production type cocking knob, mismatched magazine

11 inch carbon steel blade with 4 1/4 inch sharpened back clip, and the scimitar flanked Randall marking on the left side next to "A/1". B...

Both knives feature carbon steel blades, standard address markings, and brown leather Randall sheaths. 1) Randall Model 10-7 Salt Fisherman and Househ

1) Randall Model 15 knife with a Randall black leather sheath. OAL 10 inches, 5 1/4 inch blade. Brass guard, micarta handle, and two line Orlando addr

Both knives are marked with the Orlando address, with stag grips, brown leather Randall sheaths, and sharpening stones. 1) Randall Model One All-Purpo