Antique and Vintage Collectibles

This bayonet is in fantastic condition, though the scabbard has been lost to time. It features a production date of October 1918 - a month before the armistace SEE MORE

This particular bayonet was made by Remington in February, 1917 and features British proofs and a broad arrow. Condition is very nice. See More

It is rare to find a Kropatschek rifle, rarer still to find one of the bayonets. In 13 years of dealing in historic arms, our store has seen four Kropatschek rifles, and only one bayonet - this one. SEE MORE

This is the model M1896 bayonet for the 6.5 mm Swedish Mauser. Though it was designed in the 19th Century, it saw use into the 1960s, being used on the M1938 rifle and the semi-auto AG42b Ljungmann. This bayonet was made sometime between 1899 and 1912.

This is an 1852 Pattern German Sabre by August & Albert Schnitzer, of Solingern. It has several unique features. SEE MORE

The M1935 Ankara-pattern bayonet was Turkey's primary bayonet during WWII. It is nearly identical to the German bayonet and will fit most 8mm German and Turkish Mausers.

The OG-507 uniform was an update of the OG-107 uniform adopted for the Korean War in 1952, and used throughout the Vietnam War. The code, OG 107, actually referred to the dye used, Olive Green formula 107. SEE MORE

MSA is known for high quality gas masks and respirators for military and industrial use. These MSA BM-13D-17 MASK arrived in a batch of military surplus, SEE MORE

This U.S. Air Force shirt originally belonged to an Airmen named Faulkner. The size is 15 1/2 x 35 (approx. size Medium)

The French Model 1866 Chassepot Bayonet was designed for France's then-cutting-edge Fusil Modele 1866. SEE MORE

At the turn of the century, the U.S. Army was still largely issued equipment nearing 20 years old. 1903, however, was the year the U.S. finally modernized. SEE MORE

With the Vietnam War still raging, Spire Christian Comics set out to tell uplifting stories about the war. This comic tells the true story of pilot Howard Rutledge and the seven years he spent as a prisoner of war in Hanoi. SEE MORE

Originally designed for the U.S. Air Force, this Vietnam-era bag was designed to carry all the gear a pilot would need. The bag features wrap-around straps, heavy duty canvas construction, a strong zipper, and heavy duty buttons. SEE MORE

The M-9 gas mask was designed in 1947, and was updated several times before being phased out. It was one of the most comfortable and versatile masks in American history. Despite production ending in the early 1960s, SEE MORE

Cold War-era - M1967 5.56 M16 4 Magazine Pouch for 20rd Mags