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A) Fixed sights, with standard slide markings. With the exception of the unmarked locking block, numbers match and "WaA135" and "eagl...

Australian Lithgow No. 1 MKIII* SMLE rifle manufactured in 1943 and fitted with a Pattern 1918 (AUST), low mount, telescopic sight. The rifle and tele

This is an exceptional example of a British No.4 MK I (T) Sniper Rifle with No.32 MK 2/1 Telescopic Sight manufactured by BSA in 1944. Selected No. 4

Introduced in 1942, the Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank, or PIAT for short, combined a man portable spring actuated spigot mortar with a large shape ch

This rifle is a Model 71 modified by the addition of a tubular magazine and fitted with an ejector on the bolt. There is a cut off lever mounted on th

This is a Clemen & Jung Pioneer bayonet for the Mauser Model 71 Rifle. It is a sawback bayonet with "S" shaped quillion, 18 3/4" ...

Blade front and ladder rear sights, with the receiver ring dated "1895" below the maker's markings. Matching numbers on the barrel ban...

This is an example of a Nazi factory reworked Gewehr 98 by updating with the new rear sight and modifying the follower so the bolt stays open after th

This is a WWI production (short rifle) carbine as manufactured by the Erfurt Arsenal. The top of the receiver ring is marked "crown / ERFURT / ...

A) Blade and tangent sights, with the serial number on top of the chamber and "HEMBRUG 1917" on the left sidewall. Matching numbers on the...