Civil War & Pioneer Replicas

This is an excellent wool Civil War uniform kepi reproduction featuring gold braid. Perfect for collectors and reenactors. Closeout Item. No returns or refunds. Call 205-533-8595 with questions

This is an excellent wool Civil War uniform kepi reproduction with the sky blue infantry band. Perfect for collectors and reenactors. Closeout Item. No returns or refunds. Call 205-533-8595 with questions Closeout Item. No returns or refunds.

This is an excellent wool Civil War uniform kepi reproduction. Perfect for collectors and reenactors. Closeout Item. No returns or refunds. Call 205-533-8595 with questions

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.

OLD IRONSIDES CN8052 Nearly 3 times heavier than its little brother, the Mini Old Ironsides. This .69 caliber has the look and feel of a working piece of artillery. This cannon is fully operational and accurate in scale and detail. See "More Info"

The Boatswain's pipe or Bosun's whistle can produce several distinct pitches for signalling which can be heard above the sounds of wind, rain, tides, or other voices or sounds. 2 1/2" chain and D-Ring key chain included. SEE MORE

This Remington Pattern Brass .44 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.

The 1863 Zouave rifle was originally produced by Remington Arms under a contract with the US Government. Very few models actually saw action during the Civil War and none were distributed to any army division. SEE MORE

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

This "Build it Yourself Kit" for the 1842 Springfield not only saves you money, it makes it your masterpiece. These were the first official Percussion long guns adopted by the U.S. Military. SEE MORE

This "Build it Yourself Kit" for the 1861 Springfield not only saves you money, it makes it your masterpiece. These were the first official Percussion long guns adopted by the U.S. Military. SEE MORE

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

The 1863 Zouave rifle was originally produced by Remington Arms under a contract with the US Government. Very few models actually saw action during the Civil War and none were distributed to any army division. SEE MORE

The 1853 Enfield was used in the Civil War by both the North and the South. The Confederates imported more of these guns during the war and towards the end of the war, more than 75% were armed with the 1853 Enfield. 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.