Military Equipment

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.

This surplus AK cleaning kit is made to fit into the trap door on 7.62x39 rifle variants. It contains everything shown. See More

The 6x30 Dienstglas, also known as the service glass, was one of Germany's most issued binoculars, seeing decades of use with both the Wehrmacht (Army) and the Reichsmarine/Kriegsmarine (Navy).SEE MORE

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

This is an original Vietnam-era manual for the M1 helmet liner. The manual covers adjustment of the helmet liner and suspension along with other adjustments. Originally this manual would have been placed in the liner webbing. SEE MORE

The M581 "Training Aid, Personal Decontamination Kit" was a portable kit for sking decontamination after being expsed to dangerous chemical warfare agents. Originally it had two packets containing special chemicals and wipes. SEE MORE

This is a pair of surplus M-16 slings. The first is a Vietnam-era web sling. It is missing the hardware, but condition is great. The black sling is a later (and still issued) "silent" sling, and is apparently complete. Both are used. SEE MORE

Here we have a WWII vintage M36 Pistol belt, exactly as it arrived to us, complete with a Boyt M1916 holster, Korean-era M1 Carbine Magazine Pouch, and a Vietnam-era M18 Grenade Pouch - all of which would have been correct for the Vietnam War. See More

This is a fake of a rare French Foreign Legion helmet that would have been originally made from a German military helmet. This helmet appears to be made from a M1942 Spanish Modelo Z helmet used from World War 2 into the 1980s. It has a M1942/79 liner.

This gas mask was developed for use by noncombatants in the Army and civilian sphere working in target areas. The MIA2 was produced by the U.S. Office of Civilian Defense (OCD). As the filter material was a mix of activated charcoal and asbestos, peopl