The Civil War Officer's Sword knot was attached to the handle of an Officer's Sword Guard whenever the sword was worn. The sword knot is composed of three components, the gold lace or ribbon, the...
The Civil War Troopers Sword is typical of swords issued to troops on both sides of the conflict. This Civil War Cavalry Sword features wood grip with inset brass braid, brass hilt, 3-bar swept brass...
As a personal side arm, The U.S. Model 1832 Foot Artillery Short Sword was intended for use by the regular or foot artillery regiments of the United States Army and remained in service until 1872 for...
Cavalry mounted on horseback yielded the best attack methods. The civil war foot soldier used his trusty sword as the last line of defense. Our selection of Civil War era Swords reflect the...
The Western Army model possesses a 5 1/2" barrel length, antique gray finish, and wooden grips. Complete with working action, this replica is handcrafted accurately to the detail of the original...
This SAA fast-draw replica features a 5 1/2" barrel, gorgeous finish and dark wood grips. True to the original M1873 Western Army Model, it comes complete with working action; spin the cylinder, cock...
This non-firing replica of the .45 caliber Colt Peacemaker is detailed perfectly to the original. Boasting a 7” barrel and working action, this single-action revolver is authentic in every way, from...
Developed from the Henry rifle and the 1866 "Yellow Boy", the 1873 lever-action repeater achieved fame in the Jimmie Stewart movie "Winchester '73". During its production run, from 1873 to 1919,...
Sharps rifles were a series of large bore single shot rifles that began with a design by Christian Sharps in 1848 that are renowned for long range accuracy. The rifle has become an icon of the Old...
This 17th century German Axe-Pistol combines the hand-axe (or boarding axe) with a flintlock to make a weapon that is doubly dangerous! The stock of the pistol serves as the shaft of the axe, and the...
