Beautifully made standard Infantry sword bayonet for the German Model 1871 Mauser rilfe in 11mm calibre. Also used on the Pattern 1888 Commission rifle and taken into WWI by German reserve units. Maker marked PD Luneschloss, Solingen with regimental unit markings stamped on iron crossguard are 4.2.R.5 and bayonet number 144. Cypher of Kaiser Wilhelm I of Prussia on spine of blade. No scabbard with this bayonet.

Original tool, WWII pattern foresight adjusting tool for P14 rifle. This will not fit the No. 4 rifle.

US M1 post WWII era shell with numerous dents and marking as shown. Possibly a fantasy helmet or movie/film use. Postwar liner without chinstrap and suspension is webbing crossing at crown. Used, good condition

Double edge Roman pattern spear point blade with short fuller and remnant of leather washer at cross guard. Blade marked ENFIELD and Crown over GR. Date partially obscured. Original VG condition, nicely marked and proofed with unit marking at pommel. Interesting to note the small but deliberate pattern of “nicks” on the spine of the blade which we are advised were put there by swordsmiths or armourers.

US M1 post WWII era shell. Postwar liner with paratrooper style chinstrap including leather chin cup. Used, very good condition.

Original leather frog, used condition. Dated 1937 on back of belt tab with some maker marking that is not legible.

Appears to be Bundeswehr. VG+ condition.

Model 1886/91/16/35 WWI bayonet shortened.This is the last version of the French epee bayonet. Blade length 13 1/2 inches in a shortened steel scabbard. A very interesting WWI era French bayonet that retains the early hooked quillon.

British P1888 pattern, unmarked. Appearance suggests Afghan made. Bayonet only, no scabbard. GOOD condition.

Original leather sling Israeli manufactured for the 98k rifles received after WWII. Used condition with nice darkening. Very good condition.

Original, first version of the Lee Enfield No. 4 (spike) bayonet made with cruciform blade. This specimen is in very good condition and nicely marked. Only Singer made the Mk 1 bayonet.

Used with the 7.5mm Schmidt Rubin Model 1889 and 1911 rifles. Muzzle ring is 15mm. Original, nicely marked and excellent condition.

Original and very good condition, possibly unissued. Consists of 4 shelter halves and 2 sets of pegs.

Post WWII use by German Bundeswehr. Patterned on the US M1 helmet and modified for paratroop use. This would be the last model steel helmet used by the German military before moving to the kevlar composite PASGT type helmets of modern use. Original used very good condition.

Original photo of hospital staff 1943, framed with glass front. Size 33 x 8 1/4 inches.

The Model of 1915 Discushandgranaten, also called the Turtle grenade. Very interesting WWI grenade. VG+ condition. Completely inert.

Designed for the British Pattern 1853 rifle musket, it also fits others including the Snider Enfield conversion of the above rifle. Worn with no markings visible. Some surface corrosion but no pitting. Sold as an artifact only. Probably cannot be mounted on a rifle without restoration.

WWII era shell with rim seam at front of helmet, fixed bales for chinstrap. Liner is later post WWII era style with webbing crossing at crown. Web chinstrap on liner also attaches to shell with dome fasteners. Used, very good condition.

Very nice original condition S/172.G marked blade by Carl Eickhorn. Blade is VG+ condition blue with two minor areas of staining. Scabbard is also VG condition, mismatched number and manufactured by Alex Coppel same era as the bayonet.

A great history of Canadians on Juno beach by renowned Canadian military historian and author Mark Zuehlke. Hardcover, VG+ condition.

Original, 9 inch length, nicely marked. St means strengthened case, over 403 which is lot number. OKT. 1917 is October 1917 date of manufacture by Patronenfabrik Karlsruhe. SP255 is a Karlsruhe inspection mark. 31 is inspector mark and 303 is lot number.

Original knife bayonet as used on the Italian World War One Mannlicher Carcano rifle Model 1891. No scabbard with this item. Blade is in very good condition. Manufactured by C. Gnutti.

Very nice and well made Swiss bayonet for the Schmidt Rubin 1911 Carbine and 1941 short rifle. Double edge blade in VG+ condition. Maker marked blade WAFFENFABRIK NEUHAUSEN. Crisp original serial number stamped on crossguard. Blade 298mm (11 3/4 inches), 14mm muzzle rihg.

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 VG original condition, socket is missing locking ring. Brass mounted leather scabbard in good condition with some service wear as shown in photos.

Another great Canadian military history by Terry Copp. Must have for private library. Hardcover, VG+ condition.

Very nice example of British Pattern 1887 sword bayonet for the Martini Henry Mk IV rifle. Well marked, blade in VG+ condition, rubber grip panels are in very good shape with some handling evident. Comes with steel mounted leather scabbard in VG condition with stitching coming apart slightly as shown in photo.

This is the a/A (alter Art) older model with evidence of the high ears remaining on the muzzle ring. Unfortunately the condition is barely GOOD with some markings still legible but overall pitting including scabbard, which is at least present and in the same condition. Blade sharpened.

A Viet Nam war creation, the Field Pack LC-1, All-Purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment pack has endured until today. This is an early specimen, used, very good condition with original aluminum frame.

Photo of the Last Parade of the RCHA circa 1930. Unframed, size is 20 inches x 5 inches and can be rolled loosely for shipping.

Czech made bayonet for use with the 8mm Mauser VZ 24 rifle and possibly the German Kar 98k rifle as well. Ricasso marked CSZ over N, scabbard frog stud also marked CSZ. Inverted or upward cutting blade. Condition is original, Good plus.

Original cotton summer weight Canadian Women's Army Corps hat with badge. Size 7 1/4. Used, very good condition. Brim has a bend visible in photo.

Original German Luftwaffe WW II rucksack. Appears complete, used but not abused. Leather tab maker marked and 1941 dated.

Very interesting and researchable Japanese WWII mortar round. Original red and yellow paint but no white markings commonly found on body of round. Empty and inert.

Czech made bayonet for export. Used as a long bayonet on Mauser rifles by Czech or other makers. Blade length 397mm (15 5/8 inches). Arabic markings on pommel indicate that this was an export to Persia (Iran). Very good condition with minor dent in scabbard as shown in photo.

Hardcover, by Joseph A. Springer, The True Story of the First Special Service Force in WWII. Used, excellent condition with dust jacket. Very interesting addition to private library.

Interesing and unique Inert drill round for the U.S. 57mm 6 Pounder Anti-Tank gun, known as the 57mm M1. This was the U.S. version of the British Ordnance QF (Quick Firing) 6-pounder Anti-Tank gun and this drill round was used for training by both countries. Completely inert, projectile is nicely marked. Steel case is not marked on the base.

Fullered blade in very good condition. Ricasso is maker marked with “Tokyo Hourglass” for Hikari Seikl Selsakusho Arsenal. Pommel numbered Hooked quillon crossguard. Steel scabbard in very good condition

Five assorted rounds from different manufacturers and countries. Live, must have PAL to purchase. For sale in Canada only.

By Andrew Iarocci, very good condition, softcover.

A very rare regimental history in original hardcover with dust jacket intact and excellent condition. The Dukes - The Story of the Men Who have Served in Peace and War with the British Columbia Regiment (D.C.O.) 1883-1973. One only.

A bit of a fantasy piece but consists of a deactivated .50 cal M3 aircraft gun set up in an aircraft door gunner’s pedestal mount. Complete with cocking assy, heater, anti-aircraft sights. Very good condition, complete with all parts. Deactivated. Great display piece.

1943 dated receiver with original matching numbered bolt body. Matching Canadian Arsenals conversion number (1900) on barrel, receiver and bolt. Fitted with Parker Hale 5E aperture rear sight and target swivel. Bore appears excellent. Canadian Arsenals “short” butt stock. Forend and handguards appear to be British, all other fittings are Canadian.

Marked as Presented to Regimental Sgt. Major K.J. Brown B.E. M- CD, 1947 – 1954, by his Warrant Officers and Sergeants, 49th HAA Regt R.C.A. with the Warrant Officers and Sergeants listed on the case. Original 1942 3.7 inch gun case with primer, drilled. Completely inert. Very interesting artifact.

Excellent condition German WWII flare pistol/grenade launcher variant. Similar to the standard flare pistol but rifled bore to take a high explosive round. It was designed to be a quickly available solution to tanks. Correctly marked with large “Z” to indicate being a grenade launching pistol. Rare enough by itself but this specimen comes with an inert practice round and inert HE round marked aug 43.

TThis is the AKM, a later version of AK47 with stamped receiver and numerous mechanical changes to facilitate faster mass production. 1970 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.

Developed by the US Army during the late 1950’s and early 1960s and called the SALVO program, it created a multi-projectile round. This green tip round indicates 2 projectiles or a Duplex load. Headstamp WCC 59. One round only, live.

Canadian military photographers since 1885. Hardcover. Author: Peter Robertson, 1974.
Used. Very good condition.

4.5 inch diameter (115mm). Copper driving band intact. Projectile body appears unmarked but has a layer of black paint which may obscure markings on the steel body Fuze is British No. direct action, graze or impact fuze and is correct for this field gun round. All empty and inert.

Italian bayonet for Model 1891 Long Carcano rifle. All steel scabbard is the less common fluted patter with minor damage to the tip of the scabbard and missing a screw in the frog stud.

Biography of the US officer who formed and led the First Special Service force. By author Anne Hicks. Hardcover, used, excellent condition.

History of the Canadian Grenadier Guards, 1760-1964 Hardcover – 1965 by Colonel A. Fortescue Duguid. Used, excellent condition. An outstanding addition to any regimental history library.

Warpath : The Story of the Algonquin Regiment 1939-1945 Hardcover – 1990 by G. L. Cassidy. Used, very good condition.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 in wooden transit box. Canadian C Broad Arrow marked. 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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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

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 is a pioneer item, re purposed from military service, well used and very interesting. It 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.