Civil War & Pioneer Replicas

This is a lightweight, crushable, cavalry-style hat from Stetson's John Wayne Collection. It has been distressed and stained by Stetson to have a worn appearance. Perfect for Old-West and post-Civil War re-enactment, Cowboy Action Shooting, or just as

This is a 100% wool felt hat with a floppy brim, dark olive green. This hat is a must for reenactors of all periods as this style of hat dates to at least medieval times, and was worn by pilgrims, pioneers, cowboys, Revolutionary soldiers, Civil War so

This item is believed to be an Arcade King coffee grinder, though no markings have been found Arcade produced this grinder from the 1800s to 1910. Condition is good and it appears functional.

This hand-crafted walking cane is made from a single piece of vine. Each one is unique. Available in three size ranges. SEE MORE

This large hand-crafted padlock is typical of those crafted by blacksmiths in the 18th and 19th century. Perfect for securing items in style, or for using at Old West, Civil War, Mountain Man, Revolutionary War or pioneer reenactments. SEE MORE

This Colt Pattern Brass .36 Caliber Bullet Mold is a replica of the original mold for Remington revolvers. The mold features a dual cavity which produces both ball and conical bullets.

These .69 "Nessler Ball" conicals are a bullet design born during the Civil War and designed by Confederate engineers to achieve rifle-level accuracy out of smoothbore muskets.These bullets are sold in quantities of 20. Call for best shiping SEE MORE

.50 caliber PowerBelts™ handle any big game with authority. Use the 245 grain hollowpoint as the ultimate bullet for deer-size game. SEE MORE

This Civil War sword hanger is usable on all Civil War belts and for most models of officer, cavalry or naval swords, sabres, cutlasses and more. "More Info"

1842 Springfield Musket, .69 rifled Used during the 19th century, the 1842 was the last US smoothbore rifle. It was the first US musket to be produced with a percussion lock. SEE MORE

1842 Springfield Musket, .69 Smoothbore Used during the 19th century, the 1842 was the last US smoothbore rifle. It was the first US musket to be produced with a percussion lock. SEE MORE

The most widley used rifle during the Civil War, the 1861 Springfield was a favorite due to its' reliability, accuracy, and range. The 40" barrel and .58 caliber allowed for an effective range of 200-300 yards. Rifled. SEE MORE

This "Build it Yourself Kit" for the 1853 Enfield not only saves you money, it makes it your master piece. In the Civil War both the North and the South had these rifles. By the end of the war over 75% of the South was armed with these "modern" firearms.

Mini Yorktown Cannon Field artillery came into its own during the American Revolution, notably in General Washington’s victory at the Battle of Yorktown. This faithful model features the split-trail carriage that gave our army mobility. SEE MORE

Mini Napoleon III Cannon Kit Working artillery, fully operational cannons. All are accurate in scale and detail. Own and build your own piece of history. The Mini Napoleon Cannon Kit is reminiscent of those used by both Union and Confederates SEE MORE