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The shell jacket was invented in Austria and was used by various militaries in Europe and the US. Adopted by the Confederacy in 1861, it's waist length design was more convenient for horseback riding than a long-tailed overcoat. This version is made...

This sword hanger is made from polished steel and has an adjustable bracket. On the top is a hole for a nail or screw. Once you hang the sword, the hanger practically disappears, taking nothing away from your beautifully edged weapon collection. The...

Cast iron novelty banks like this skeleton were extremely popular from 1870-1900 and this working replica shows why. They weren’t the most flawless functioning toys in their day, but were durable and awesome to collect and play with. Our turn of...

The words “big” and “graceful” are hardly ever used to describe a single object, but the early cutlery industry produced a fair share of massive, intimidating knives that were designed to tastefully exhibit and possibly amplify a...

This unique fancy dagger is replicated from an original knife that appears on page 154 of The Antique Bowie Knife Book (printed in 1990, one of the first books to showcase a large collection of some of the world’s finest Bowie's). The guard is...

This unique replica is copied from an original knife from the Civil War that is featured on page 451 of The Antique Bowie Knife Book (printed in 1990, one of the first books to showcase a large collection of some of the world’s finest Bowie's)...

Each of these rustic, handmade knife stands is fashioned from weathered, reclaimed wood with a short length of stag notched at the end to hold your small to medium sized knife, special writing pen, kaleidoscope or anything you want to display. The stag...

  The classic British flintlock musket was used by both sides during the American Revolutionary War. The basic smooth bore musket saw service for over one hundred years. This long land pattern was the most common rifle owned by male citizens of...

This Battlecry offering is the military issue version of the Kindjal (or “Khanjali” in original Georgian) that served Russian armed forces well into the mid-20th century.   This Battlecry offering is the military issue version of the...

Soak in the ornate but rugged design of this old-fashioned desk bell and it’s not hard to imagine some trail worn stagecoach traveler heaving a sigh of relief when the hotel clerk called the bellhop to the desk to carry their heavy luggage to the...

Practice knife self defense and combat techniques in relative safety with this rubber training knife! It has been carefully fashioned to look and feel as realistic as possible to be used effectively for solo practice, training drills, disarm drills,...

This budget friendly version of the US Model 1917 Trench Knife has a stainless steel blade and a natural finish wood grip. Of course, the famous “knuckle duster” guard is a prominent feature. 8" satin finish unsharpened stainless dagger...