Month: November 2024
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PAIR OF WWII GERMAN ARMY CAVALRY BOOTS-NICE CONDITION
Very good condition original pair of WWII German army cavalry boots. Leather is soft and supple with some normal wear. Stitching is tight. Complete with heel and toe plates. Soles measure 12 3/8” long and 4 3/8” across at the widest. Nice boots for your collection. Sign up for our newsletter SUBSCRIBE
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PRE WWII US MODEL 1903 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE
Very good condition pre WWII US Model 1903 Springfield Rifle in .30-06 caliber. Receiver is marked “SPRINGFIELD ARMORY” and is serial number 1436xxx, which dates it to manufacture in 1933. Rifle is NOT import marked. Barrel is marked “SA” for Springfield Armory and dated “8-32” for August 1932. Receiver rail has a punch dot marking,…
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PRE WWII JAPANESE ARMY COMPANY GRADE OFFICER TYPE 19 KYU GUNTO SWORD
Good condition original pre WWII Japanese army company grade officer Type 19 Kyu Gunto sword that is a combat issue example, NOT a dress sword. 25 ¼” blade has original bright finish with some scattered gray patches. Nice clear hamon. Edge has many nicks and chips. Tang is signed on both sides and has a…
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WWII JAPANESE TYPE 38 ARISAKA CARBINE STOCK SET
Very good condition original WWII Japanese Type 38 Arisaka carbine stock set. Full length and complete with handguard, both bands, all three band springs, nosecap, both tangs, tang screw, buttplate, and sling swivels. Wood has original finish and shows some wear and handling marks. Buttstock has a long repaired crack Hard to find original T-38…
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WWII GERMAN ARMY 6×30 DIENSTGLAS BINOCULARS
GOOD CONDITION ORIGINAL WWII GERMAN ARMY 6×30 DIENSTGLAS BINOCULARS IN BAKELITE CASE. HAS CLEAR OPTICS WITH THE RETICLE IN THE RIGHT LENSE. ADJUSTMENT WORKS FINE, CASE IS NICE SHAP WITH WORKING LOCK LID, HAS NO CARRY STRAP. MUCH NICE THAN MOST FROM THIS ERA FOR YOUR COLLECTION, DISPLAY AND FOR USE BY A REENACTOR. Check…
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CIVIL WAR US MODEL 1861 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE MUSKET
Good condition original antique Civil War US Model 1861 Springfield Rifle Musket. Originally made in .58 caliber with a rifled bore, later bored out to .61 caliber smoothbore. Manufactured as part of a 30,000-gun contract by William Muir & Co. of Windsor Locks, Connecticut, and so marked on the lock. Mechanically functions fine. The nipple…