Original German WWII. Very good condition with two leather carrying straps. One of the straps is maker marked.

For military operations for which no other medal has been authorized.

Original US M1 helmet, post war shell with swivel bails and snap on chinstrap. Woodland camouflage cover. Later pattern liner with web strap suspension crossing at crown. No chinstrap on liner.

St. Etienne 1875 marked. Blade VG. No dents in scabbard. The Gras was the last of the French sword type bayonets, being manufactured from 1874 until about 1885. It replaced the 1866 Chassepot bayonet and was replaced itself by the 1886 Lebel bayonet. The unique and well made “T” backed epee style blade was a departure from the previous Yataghan blades and was only suitable for thrusting.

European design but unsure of exact country. Shovel shaped entrenching tool with sawback on one edge. Pioneer use?

Original wooden box to contain Vickers gun. Appears to be complete with all dividers and supports which have been stylishly covered in carpeting to protect the surface of the gun.

German military issue WWII breadbag. Original used condition.

Made in USA. 3 dot sight system. 4.9 inch barrel is very good plus, 9mm. Comes with 2 factory 10 shot magazines. Slight scuff on right grip panel.

Meritorious service to the government in a duty of great responsibility. A very nicely designed and made US medal. For Collection Only: Wearing of medals that have not been earned or presented to you is a criminal offence.

Meritorious achievement for a member of the armed forces serving with JCS, NSA Defence Supply or joint task force group of command. For Collection Only: Wearing of medals that have not been earned or presented to you is a criminal offence.

Set of two, original WWII blanket straps. One has faint maker marks.

110 mm barrel is very good plus. 9mm. Double action only, no hammer spur, with very smooth trigger pull. 3 dot sighting system. Magazine converted to 10 rounds. Pachmayr Signature grips. A very compact pistol still in the Restricted class.

1896 manufacture, 24 inch barrel. Repair to wrist appears sound. Has been re-blued at some time in the past, most of barrel markings have been buffed. Fitted with Lyman 66 aperture rear sight. Factory rear sight has been replaced with a commercial folding sight. Bore is shiny with shallow rifling, and is worn. Action is tight and loads, chambers and extracts well.

Made in USA. 4.9 inch barrel is very good plus. 9mm, Comes with 3 magazines converted to 10 rounds. 3 dot sighting system.

These were produced by Marbles from 1907 to 1959 to allow firing pistol cartridges in centre fire rifles.#169 is 8mm Mauser/32 ACP, #151 is 30-30/32 Short Colt. Both are complete and functional. Price is for both adaptors.

Original M4 bayonet for the M1 carbine. Manufactured by Utica cutlery and marked US M4 UTICA with flaming bomb on crossguard. Correct peened tang with no markings on pommel. Blade VG+ used condition, very sharp. Leather washer handle original VG+ condition. US M8 scabbard.

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This specimen has seen considerable use but has retained its matching scabbard. Maker is W.K.C. in 1944, code 44 cvl on both bayonet and scabbard. Very interesting original item kept together for many years.

Fibre shell marked C broad arrow inside at crown. British manufactured liner by BS (Backstay Standard) dated 44 (1944) and marked 7 ½ size. Liner is in very good condition with web suspension straps tied by lace at crown.

22 inch long triangular bladed socket bayonet for Martini Henry rifle, 18mm socket diameter. Original condition showing wear from issue and use. Some corrosion visible on edges of blade as shown in photos. War Department marked with Enfield 3 line inspectors mark on ricasso.

Original Camillus knife post 1974 production so not Viet Nam era but not an foreign copy either. Very substantial knife complete with leather scabbard. Really.....where can you get a knife of this quality for this price?

Very well made set of two pouches that would take magazines similar to MP40. One of the set has pocket for loading tool. Unmarked.

This bayonet was made by shortening the earlier Model 1870 Vetterli sword bayonet, straightening and removing the hooked quillon. The conversion was done in WWI and the bayonet issued with Vetterli-Vitali rifles 6.5mm calibre. The long leaf spring is distinctive of this model. The 1870 brass mounted leather scabbard was also shortened to fit. Grip is composite (plastic).. Condition is original GOOD+ overall with scabbard being in very good original condition. Comes with uncommon leather belt frog correct for this model bayonet.An uncommon and unique transitional bayonet.

Original in wooden transit box. Very good condition but never used so can’t verify that it will work without some cleaning and tuning. This was for filling fabric belts used in the Browning 1917A1 water cooled machine gun. Very uncommon item today.

For Canadian FN C1, C1A1 rifle and C1 SMG. Original, issued and in very good condition.

Original WWI rum jug in original wicker cover. Unmarked wicker cover in very good condition. These jugs were purposed to carry different commodities and the wicker ones were commonly, but not exclusively used by the Navy. Wicker covered jugs were usually unmarked with the usual SRD stencil for Supply Reserve Depot. Very researchable.

All matching numbers. Excellent bore, 38 S&W.Lock up and timing are tight. Original finish with W&S Flying Bullet logo on right side of frame. Restricted.

Original wartime magazine for the K43 rifle. Markings are clear as shown in photo. Converted to 5 rounds as per Canadian law.

Marked Dressing, First Aid, Field. Unopened.

Wood grips, two tone blade, numbered on pommel in VG+ condition.

Original WWII era ammunition can for US .30 M2 (30-06) ammunition. Original markings with surface rust.

French Model 1886 Lebel first pattern with hooked quillon and cruciform "epee" blade. WWI silver alloy grip. Good condition with some surface rust. Complete with scabbard in very good condition, no dents. This bayonet fit the French Model 1886 Lebel Infantry rifle and was used by the French in WWI and affectionately called "Rosalie" by the French troops after a popular but bloodthirsty song of the day by Theodore Botrell.

Original, with wire belt hanger for use with pistol belt or cartridge belt. Used, very good condition, US production with lift dot fastener and maker marked. Profusely stamped inside flap.

Fazakerly 1954 manufacture. Serial number is in the range of rifles produced for the Irish Republic, commonly called Irish contract rifles. All matching numbers including magazine. 5 groove barrel appears very good plus. Complete with military web sling.

Very nice original condition German WW ONE machine gun made by Spandau in 1917. Complete with fuzee spring cover showing some battle damage. Topcover opens but internal mechanism is welded so that nothing moves. Front water jacket armour in place. Comes on Trench Mount which was an auxiliary equipment item allowing the MG to be mounted on a wood surface for greater mobility and flexibility.

Spanish manufacture with Spanish Air Force logo on receiver ring. Bolt number matches receiver. Bore appears to be very good. Stock is new replacement Spanish military stock, not refinished. 7.92 x 57 (8mm Mauser).

Meritorious service to the government in a duty of great responsibility. In labelled presentation box. For Collection Only: Wearing of medals that have not been earned or presented to you is a criminal offence.

Original in presentation box. For Collection Only: Wearing of medals that have not been earned or presented to you is a criminal offence.

All matching numbers, 1943 manufacture, 303 British. 1943 dated 5 groove barrel appears very good plus. A.J. Parker TZ 4/47 aperture sight. Central commercial front sight blade. Fitted with ZLT Canadian web sling dated 1942. Target mid-swivel. Butt stock is new replacement Canadian Long Butt. Fore end and hand guards are new unmarked, possibly British.

The Klein was the first version of this German WWII anti-tank weapon. The 30 means 30 metre range and had a small warhead. It was replaced quickly by a larger version with the more traditional large warhead rocket appearance. The Klein version is now very uncommon. Original item, completely inert. Tan paint is original and about 80% with much of the original stenciling and markings still visible. Warhead is missing the fins.

For combat action, heroism against an armed enemy. In presentation box. For Collection Only: Wearing of medals that have not been earned or presented to you is a criminal offence.

Original military cleaning rod for .50 BMG in issue carrying pouch.

New, 3 bricks (1500 rounds) shipped anywhere in Canada for $100.00. Payment by EMT only.

Japanese issued medal for Japanese military service during the period 1937 to 1945. Interesting to research. Very common medal. This specimen is in very good original condition with box of issue.

Original, beautiful yataghan blade sword bayonet in very good condition nicely proof marked on right ricasso with VR cypher on left. Crossguard is regimentally numbered and matching numbers on frog stud. Comes with steel mounted leather scabbard in good condition with minor stitching separating near the chape. Yataghan curved blade has fullers on both sides The 1860 bayonet is for the Snider short rifle or Sergeant's pattern rifle with bar on barrel mounting. Muzzle ring diameter 21mm.

BSA 1917 manufacture, 303 British. FTR in 1953 with 1953 dated barrel in very good plus condition. Bolt is not numbered. Fitted with Parker Hale 5A target rear sight and target mid swivel. Appears to be new British wood with a clear coat applied. Not sanded.

Very nice condition pressed steel grip with evidence of Turkish marking on crossguard. 12 ¼ inch (310mm) blade could be full length as manufactured in Germany. Traditional scabbard with oval frog stud. Original green paint.

1941 dated receiver. Serial # 0LXXXX range. 1942 dated 2 groove barrel is very good plus. Matching numbers. Front sight protector is latter version. Long Branch early Mark 1 rear sight and round cocking piece. Canadian “Woods” web sling dated 1941. Receiver and barrel are parkerized. These early rifles are hard to find.

Original British spiked officer’s helmet in used, GOOD, condition with some damage and wear. Appear to be original fittings and chinstrap. No helmet plate.

Vintage 20 - 60 power spotting scope. Optics are clear and very good. Used, exterior of scope shows wear and tear from range use. Complete with leather case.

Long Branch 1944 manufacture. All matching numbers. Five groove barrel is very good plus. Canadian Mark 1 machined rear sight. Appears all original parts. Complete with Canadian military web sling.

Original, 9 inch length, nicely marked. St means strengthened case. DEZ 1917 is December 1917 date of manufacture. HL is Haneul Luege Dusseldorf (the brass factory), 31 is inspector mark and 303 is lot number.

Used, excellent condition

Rare original WWII issue BOYT 44 M1916 holster in original good condition. Russet brown leather. Great for a WWII issue 1911 .45 pistol.

US M1 helmet WWII era shell with rim seam at front of helmet, swivel bales for chinstrap on shell. Early liner with leather chinstrap clipped onto liner with studs. Suspension is webbing with lace at crown. Used, very good condition.

Original cover for US Model 1910 shovel/entrenching tool that was used in WWI and WWII. Very good condition with some minor soiling. Maker marked and dated.

USM1 helmet WWII era shell with rim seam at front of helmet, swivel bales for chinstrap on shell. Late WWII liner. No chinstrap on liner but studs are present. Suspension is webbing with lace at crown. Used, good condition with damage to liner as shown in photo.

Original bandoleer of 60 rounds in stripper clips with cardboard sleeves. Manufactured for CIA covert operations by the St. Louis Ordnance Plant in 1953. Collectors refer to this ammo as the “Bay of Pigs” rounds due to their use in the failed Cuban invasion in April 1961, however they were ordered with no specific project in mind well before this event. Headstamp is similar to many East European military manufacturers. A very interesting Cold War item.

This well used and very interesting item began life as a Short Land Pattern musket and was converted to a privately owned fowling piece. The barrel at present is cut down to 39 inches in length from the Short Land 42 inches, thereby eliminating the first ramrod pipe and front brass stock protector. A front sight has been added and the stock nicely reconfigured to improve ramrod accessibility. Musket barrels are very thin at the muzzle so this may have been shortened because of damage. The pins that hold the barrel into the stock have been replaced by square headed nails made by a blacksmith. The lock is a 1777 pattern, introduced during the American Revolution due to a shortage of musket locks. This specimen shows numerous pieces of brass screwed to the stock to repair a major break at the wrist. The brass has clearly been recycled as evidenced by stamping on one of the pieces. Short Land muskets were in service from 1740 to 1793. Very interesting item.

Original yataghan blade sword bayonet in good condition with clear proof marking and Canadian regimentally numbered on pommel. Yataghan curved blade has fullers on both sides The 1860 bayonet is for the Snider short rifle or Sergeant's pattern rifle with bar on barrel mounting. Muzzle ring diameter 21mm. Some pitting near tip of blade, leather handle swollen, no scabbard.

This appears to be an early Canadian Kevlar helmet development in black colour. Marked “Nexus, Concord, ON” on the plastic chinstrap buckle, presumably the maker of the helmet liner. Size not marked but approx.. 7 ¼ - 7 ½. Used very good condition shell. Liner shows use.

British officer private purchase holster for Colt 1911 pistol. While normally issued with Webley or S&W large frame revolvers some officers carried the “new” Colt self loading Model of 1911 pistol in .45 ACP and this uncommon holster is for that pistol. Original, good condition, supple leather with all stitching intact. No modifications are apparent. Private purchase, unmarked.

Original US Model 1910 shovel/entrenching tool as used in WWI and WWII. Complete with cover dated and maker marked.

Matsushita Kinzoku KK arsenal maker mark on ricasso (Matsushita Metalworking Company, the forerunner of Panasonic Corporation). This was a high quality bayonet maker throughout the war. The simplified processes of late war substitute standard bayonets is obvious on this bayonet with simple rectangular pommel, riveted grip panels, crudely finished blade with grinding marks evident and straight crossguard. Steel scabbard with plain tip. Very good original condition overall, blade sharpened.

Not a bayonet but a dress or parade dagger, possibly private purchase, Paul Seilheimer, Solingen is maker. Very good condition plain blade. Comes with leather frog which is heavier leather than usual dress frog and may be for 1884/98k bayonet.
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Knife bayonet for the Brazilian 1908 Mauser rifle in 7mm as produced by Germany. Maker is Simsom & Co. of Suhl, Germany. Condition is only GOOD with wear and tear evident and some deep rust pitting on the spine of the blade.

Original, very good condition overall. Fullered blade is used, very good, sharpened. Manufactured by Terni (Fabbrica D’Armi di Terni (Terni Firearms Manufacturing). Brass mounted leather scabbard is in very good condition with stitching intact.

This bayonet was made by shortening the earlier Model 1870 Vetterli sword bayonet, straightening and removing the hooked quillon. The conversion was done in WWI and the bayonet issued with Vetterli-Vitali rifles 6.5mm calibre. The long leaf spring is distinctive of this model. The 1870 brass mounted leather scabbard was also shortened to fit. Grip is wood on one side and composite (plastic) on the other. Condition is original GOOD+ overall with scabbard being in very good original condition. An uncommon and unique transitional bayonet.

The 1908/34 bayonet is longer than the 1908 bayonet at 378mm and fit the 30-06 calibre Mauser 1908/34 short rifle. Scabbard is blued steel mounted leather body and the frog stud is FI marked for Fabrica de Itajuba, the Brazilian state arms factory and maker of this scabbard. Scabbard is complete and in very good condition. Leather and stitching are sound.

French Model 1886 Lebel first pattern with hooked quillon and cruciform "epee" blade. WWI silver alloy grip. Complete with scabbard in very good condition, no dents. This bayonet fit the French Model 1886 Lebel Infantry rifle and was used by the French in WWI and affectionately called "Rosalie" by the French troops after a popular but bloodthirsty song of the day by Theodore Botrell.

The term “Miquelet” lock is of uncertain origin but the mechanism appeared in the 16th century and used by many countries until the 19th century by countries including Spain, France, Italy, North Africa, Afghanistan and through the Ottoman Empire. Both of these locks is of the Patilla style with a mainspring pushing up on the heel of the hammer, or cock. Both muskets in this listing are being sold together as a lot, original as found, uncleaned or altered in any way.
#1: Approximately50 calibre smoothbore. Barrel has stamps which could be proofs or more likely maker marks. Barrel is 40 ½ inches long and overall 52 ½ inches. There is a peep sight present. Wooden stock is capped with silver inlay behind the lock and the forend is covered in thin metal with ten hand made brass barrel bands. There is a ball trigger with no trigger guard and fitting for sling ring on the right side of stock.
#2: Approximately 50 calibre smoothbore stamped with what could be proofs or maker marks. Barrel is 38 inches long and muzzle is slightly flared. Overall length 48 ¾ inches and barrel is fitted with peep sight. Barrel is held into wooden stock with five hand made silver barrel bands, appears that one band is missing. Ball trigger with no trigger guard and two sling rings fitted to stock. There is one lock screw missing.

Winchester manufacture. Marlin manufactured barrel dated 9-18. Bolt retracts and magazine is removable. A very fine condition example of this classic US Squad Automatic Weapon. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

An unusual bayonet created using a Model 1854 Lorenz socket bayonet and presumably intended for police use. Intended to fit the Model 1895 Mauser rifle and possibly the 1888 and 1898 Mauser rifles as well but this specimen has not been test fitted to those rifles so is being sold as a collectable bayonet variant. Steel scabbard with long frog stud and original, very uncommon Gendarmerie leather frog.

Red polymer training rifle made by ASP, Armament Systems & Procedures. New condition, complete with sling swivels not installed. Not a firearm, not a replica, this is a training aid.

Original, nicely maker marked, for the US issued model scope. Leather is in stable condition. Uncommon item to find.

Remington barrel is dated 8-18, bore is excellent. 30-06 calibre. Remington bolt is not numbered. “C broad arrow” cartouche on butt. Red band marked “30-06” indicates Canadian issue to rear echelon troops or Civil Guard. Complete with RCAF blue sling. A very fine example.

7.65 X 53mm calibre. Argentine coat of arms on receiver ring. All matching numbers including the stock. Unusual hinged floor plate with release in trigger guard. German manufacture at DWM pre WW1. Equipped with auxiliary bayonet lug to use the Model 1891 bayonet. Bore appears to be very good plus.

44-40 Winchester calibre. 24 inch hexagonal barrel, 1897 manufacture. All original and complete. Bore is very good plus. Original case hardened receiver and lever with blued barrel and magazine and shotgun type butt. Action is smooth and tight. A distant owner carved initials in forend. An exceptional original condition 123 year old specimen in a highly sought after calibre.

British World War One rifle grenade. Original, battlefield pickup, repainted. Completely inert.

WWI manufactured bayonet refurbished for reissue in WWII. VG+ condition, blued blade with WWI scabbard.

Original Swedish bayonet 18.5 inches overall length with 13 inch bright blade. Made for use with the Swedish Mauser Model 1894 carbines that were modified to accept the 1914 bayonet. Very good condition with steel scabbard, no dents but some minor surface rust.

Bayonet for the Swedish Model 1896 6.5 x 55 Mauser rifle. Very attractive knife bayonet, well made and well marked. Comes in standard leather frog.

1931 Enfield manufacture, barrel is dated 1932. All matching numbers. Cocks and clicks. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Designed for the British Pattern 1853 rifle musket, it also fits others including the Snider Enfield conversion of the above rifle. Thumbnail type fuller. Ricasso has 3 line Enfield inspection stamp. Blade in VERY GOOD original condition. Brass mounted leather scabbard in very good original condition with broad arrow WD marking visible..

This is an original vet bringback with the user’s name “Murray Martin” written on the butt stock in red paint. Shows lots of use so welcome to the real world...this is how these firearms really looked when they were brought back after service. Deactivated, bolt moves, mag is removable. Cannot chamber a round, cock or click. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Interesting hand made pattern iron bayonet from Nepal for the Baker rifle. Guaranteed original, VG condition. All steel 21 3/4 inch blade with 5 3/4 inch long false edge. 1 3/16 inches wide at hilt and 1/4 inch thick. Tight and well made, a very attractive and fascinating artifact of the early firearms trade in colonial Nepal.

Original, Armourer's tool for SMLE No.1 Mk. III rear sight that was adjustable for windage. A rare and uncommon pre-1916 accessory for the venerable SMLE rifle.

Spanish produced bayonet for the 7.62 NATO battle rifle in use late 1950’s to 1980. Used, very good condition,

Canadian Ross Rifle bayonet converted to fighting knife. Complete with scabbard which is appropriately shortened to fit the fighting knife blade.

Two rivet handle with oil hole and provision for cleaning rod in handle. Bayonet for .303 calibre Lee Metford and Long Lee Enfield rifles. Original condition with honest wear. Full leather Home Guard type scabbard.

Orginal British Sten Mk II that saw use in Finland with addition of the tell tale sling swivels. Deactivated. Bolt moves but does not cock and click. Cannot chamber a round. Mag is removable and converted to 5 rounds as per Canadian law. Sling included. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Unfired projectile, unmarked, with Canadian c-broad arrow marked fuze, on British 18 pdr brass case, nicely marked and in very good condition. Case does not have primer. All empty and completely inert.

No. 2 or Type F double flap holster. Manufactured by Z.L. & T. Ltd. for Inglis High Power pistol. Used, very good original condition, not dated.

Fired, used, inert.

Original with red lens which is broken as shown in photos.

Enfield 1917 production Canadian issue. All matching original numbers. Original 1917 dated Enfield barrel is very good plus. Complete with piling swivel, 1941 dated Canadian web sling included. Pull through with “Dominion Arsenals” 1917 dated brass oil bottle in butt trap. Stock has been cleaned at some point in the distant past but not sanded. A great specimen of a WW1 Canadian issue SMLE.

Original M4 bayonet for the M1 carbine. Manufactured by W.R. Case & Sons Cutler and marked US M4 CASE on crossguard. Peened tang and markings on pommel. Blade VG+ used condition, very sharp. Leather washer handle original VG+ condition. US M8 scabbard.

Two rivet handle with oil hole and provision for cleaning rod in handle. Bayonet for .303 calibre Lee Metford and Long Lee Enfield rifles. Original condition with honest wear. Nicely marked on ricasso and spine. Full leather Home Guard type scabbard.

Original calibre, 11 X 52R Dutch Beaumont. Conversion of the 1871 single shot rifle by adding Vitali magazine system in 1888. Complete and in excellent condition. Includes the very rare 4 round charger with 4 inert dummy cartridges.

1906 manufacture at Ovideo Spanish Arsenal. Bolt number does not match. All other parts are matching. Bore appears excellent. 7 X 57mm calibre. Still original grease in bolt and action. Condition of wood and metal is excellent.

Modern bayonet issued with the Swiss SIG SG 510 or Stgw 57. Excellent condition.

Very interesting Ottoman Empire rifle used during the Great War. Rebarreled by the Turkish Army to 8mm Mauser calibre and restamped at Ankara Arsenal in Turkey. Ankara Arsenal 1939 conversion from the original 7.65 caliber to 8mm Mauser. Bolt number is not matching. Bore is very good.

First contract of the Type 46 produced at the Tokyo arsenal. 8 X 52R calibre converted from original 8 X 50R calibre. Matching Siamese numbers. One piece stock has been re-finished but not sanded. Bore appears very good plus. Shiny, sharp rifling, tight muzzle. Complete with original dust cover and cleaning rod. A very fine example of this unusual contract Mauser.

For Canadian FN C1, C1A1 rifle and C1 SMG. Original, issued and in very good condition.

Appears to be a memorial round to service on AC-130 in Ubon, Thailand during 1971. Etched message reads “AC-130 Gunship, Ubon Thailand, March April May 1971 To my Brother - Dave” Nicely etched image of Death firing a minigun. Empty case, with primer, totally inert. Projectile is nicely shaped wooden replica.

Very interesting Ottoman Empire rifle used during the Great War. Rebarreled by the Turkish Army to 7.92 x 57 (8mm Mauser) calibre and restamped in 1935 at Ankara Arsenal in Turkey. Metric rear sight. Bolt number is not matching (rifles with matching bolts are almost impossible to find). Bore is very good, slightly dark, tight muzzle, strong rifling.

A fine example of a Canadian issue High Power, with all matching numbers. Bore is excellent. Serial number is in the 7T series. There is about 50% of the MAB (Military Aid Board) decal left on the front grip. Some marking on the front and inside of the trigger guard. Original John Inglis magazine converted to 10 rounds.

.177 calibre pellet revolver uses CO2 cartridges (not included). Used, very good condition. Comes in case with accessories shown.

Beautiful Yataghan blade bayonet with brass handle, steel crossguard with quillon. Maker marked Chatellerault on spine of bayonet and dated 1871. Very good condition blade with original steel scabbard in very good condition with one minor dent. Bayonet number on crossguard matches scabbard.

This is the AKM, a later version of AK47 with stamped receiver and numerous mechanical changes to facilitate faster mass production. 1960 Izhevsk/Izhmash arsenal manufacture. Condition is very good. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Bolt does not move, magazine is not removable. No licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Original and inert practice round for the 3 inch/50 cal US naval gun. This is a BIG ordnance item, long, tall, heavy.

Original NOS grey parkerized barrel jacket. Does not have muzzle bearing.

Second model M1884/98 with a flash guard and new pommel shape. Ricasso marked Gottlieb Hammesfahr Solingen Foche with a pyramid and cross logo, an uncommon maker with a very elaborate trademark. Spine of blade has inspection mark but no royal cypher or date. Original and very good condition overall. Scabbard is later manufacture, probably an era field replacement, manufactured by Gerbruder Heller in 1934 (S178K)..

Original condition Brown Bess musket. Nicely marked lock with wear to be expected. Lock works, strong spring. 39 inch barrel. Ramrod is original. Stock has slight crack visible on left side at end of barrel. Antique, no licence required to purchase or own.

Made to fit the Spanish Model 1943 Mauser short rifle. Bolo blade shape. Manufactured by Toledo Arms Factory. The Toledo crest is partially polished off as was frequently done on military surplus bayonets. Very good overall condition with matching numbered blued steel scabbard.

Original condition sword carried during the US Civil War by Federal non-commissioned officers. 32 inch long blade has been lightly cleaned and shows spots of surface rust within 8 inches of the tip. Ricasso marked US 1863, with FSS inspector’s mark below in three lines. Opposite side is Type 1 circular marking for NCO and Musicians model sword with C. Roby over W. Chelmsford MS, in a circular pattern. Brass mounted leather scabbard is in very good original condition. Tight stitching but chape is missing the two screws that fasten it to the leather. Grip and handguard are original condition, tight with no looseness or wobble but some corrosion as shown in photo. Handguard also marked with inspector FSS for Frederick S. Strong.

Original, very good plus condition overall. Fullered blade is excellent. Manufactured by Terni (Fabbrica D’Armi di Terni – Terni Firearms Manufacturing) Uncommon fluted steel scabbard in VG+ original condition.

Very nice original condition. Bayonet and scabbard matching numbers. Blade in VG+ condition with 2 minor stains to finish.

1943 manufacture. All Long Branch parts. Bolt and striker do not operate. Magazine is not removable. Small chip in top of butt stock. Complete with Canadian wartime sling. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

Interesting hand made pattern iron bayonet from Nepal for the Baker, and later the Brunswick rifle. Guaranteed original, VG condition overall with some pitting on blade at ricasso showing issue and use. All steel 21 7/8 inch blade with 5 3/4 inch long false edge. 1 3/16 inches wide at hilt and 1/4 inch thick. Tight and well made, a fascinating artifact of the early firearms trade in colonial Nepal.

An export version of the Israeli M76 combat helmet, one of the first composite helmets in use circa early 1980’s issue. This is the export version Orlite 201 made of Glass Reinforced Plastic. Export label inside the liner.

WWII era. Unissued condition.

Interesting hand made pattern iron bayonet from Nepal for the Baker rifle. Guaranteed original, VG condition. All steel 21 3/4 inch blade with 5 3/4 inch long false edge. 1 3/16 inches wide at hilt and 1/4 inch thick. Tight and well made, a fascinating artifact of the early firearms trade in colonial Nepal.

Marked RR 344-40 with the first R being reversed. Original, empty and inert fuze.

Original "Corrected English Model" gas mask in canvas carrier with instruction booklet and repair kit. The gas mask is extremely fragile and rubberized fabric is flaking. Exhale flap is present but disconnected from mask. A very interesting US WWI item. WARNING: Do not wear WWII era gas masks as they contain asbestos fibres hazardous to your health. http://www.nationalasbestos.co.uk/news/wwii-gas-masks-a-life-saver-or-a-potential-killer

BU Ord. (Bureau of Ordnance) M74 Mod. 1 Telescope sight manufactured by Honeywell Ltd. In 1944. This is a gunnery sight with crosshairs visible through optics. Rubber eyecup is soft and pliable. Eyecup cover and lens cover in place. Very good condition but shows a surface cut to the body where the forward mounting collar was located.

BSA 1872 manufacture. Action is tight. Bore is very good plus. Complete with nipple protector and very rare original 2 piece cleaning rod in butt trap. Small chip on left side of forearm beside breech block is honest wear and tear.

Bayonet for the Swedish Model 1896 6.5 x 55 Mauser rifle. Very attractive knife bayonet, well made and well marked. Comes in elaborate NCO leather frog.

Snider Cavalry Carbine very nicely marked, 1870 dated Mk III lock. Serial number on bottom of breech block is 4176 and matches number on rear sight. Stock has clear Enfield cartouche. Well used action locks up tightly. Bore is very good, bright with lots of rifling. Original screws in place on either side of stock for leather rear sight cover. The 2 piece cleaning rod is missing from the butt trap. Very nice example of this uncommon Snider carbine.

Brass casing started life in 1945 as 76mm M26 round for the US Sherman tank as clearly stamped into the base of the casing. It was converted to M29 blank in 1953 and stenciled so in black ink and issued in the carrying can included. Interesting and uncommon item.

Original, used, very good condition complete with cap badge for this popular British Guards Regiment. Size 56.

Model 33 Helmet (Elmetto Mod. 33 in Italian) was the combat helmet of Italian armed forces through WWII and well into the Cold War era. This is a pre-war helmet in very good condition. Liner and chinstrap and bales are correct Leather liner appears to have been treated with a leather preservative. Vent holes in the shell are distinctive and the finish is Italian OD. Nylon net is correct for the period. Very uncommon helmet in this condition.

One is M18A3 and marked on headstamp Cartridge Drill 20mm M18A3. Other is unmarked, polished, no headstamp.

Cold War era Eastern Bloc helmet used by Czechoslovakia during the 1950’s and beyond. Soviet era design gets this helmet mixed up with the Soviet SSh-40 as the shell looks virtually identical only differing in the liner and chinstrap. Original, used, very good condition. Size is not marked but appears to be about 7 ½.

Blank for 9 x 19mm firearms in small quantity.

Canadian FW manufacture cutaway for instructional purposes. Great condition, original varnish, clean red painted outline of cutaway area. Complete with dummy fuze. Empty and inert.

German WWII bounding anti-personnel mine that exploded a few feet above the ground spraying ball bearings 360 degrees. The complete mechanism consists of a metal “cup” that the mine slips into and can be ejected from to rise into the air, the mine itself and a fuze/detonator that is tripped by grazing, pressure or a trip wire. Offered here is the mine only, empty, without ball bearings and empty of any explosives and totally inert. Has inner baseplate and inner tube but no brass tubes (detonator wells) or ball bearings. No fuze is provided. Very interesting and uncommon item.

This is an original WW2 Kar 98k Scope. Lens shades are present. Double serial numbered 5881 over 5829. Also stamped Z.F. 41/1 and "+", with a cag maker code. The mounting bracket is marked K98k-ZF41, not serial numbered but maker marked duv Waffen 214 eagle stamp. The optics are clear with some wear to the crosshair and post. Guaranteed original and authentic.

Peaked cap in the colour of the Irish Guards, no cap badge. Used with owner's name written inside. Very Good condition. No size marking but appears to be 6 1/2 to 7.

Rings for .22 rifle scope 3/4 inch diameter tube. Dovetail is 13mm. Used, very good condition.

Canadian manufacture by Montreal Munitions. Body and lever marked with large M. Body is drilled. Empty and inert.