Militaria

250 rounds linked in military ammo box. Crimped blank. OFN manufacture from 1973.

Military copper washed, FMJ. Came in unmarked can, probably Chinese production, berdan primed stuff. Elegantly packaged in almost real brown paper, pack of 20. Price per 100 rounds for people who want to put a few through their Mosin Nagants or other Russian battle rifles.

Very uncommon theatrical blank as pictured. 4 sealed containers of 7.65mm blank.

Live ammunition, West German post war production. Corrosive berdan primers. Price is for 100 rounds, more available, please ask. PAL required to purchase.

Standard Edition: A Rifleman Went to War by H.W. McBride, prologue by Jeff Cooper. Interesting personal narrative of an American in Canadian Expeditionary Force, 21st BN as rifleman and machine gunner. Hardcover, excellent condition.

Hardcover book. British Army in World War Two. Excellent condition.

Appears unused in box.

As shown

This is not a toy or replica. It is an actual rubber training rifle manufactured for use by Canadian Forces. Very Good used condition, with sling. It is similar to the AR 15/M16 and C7 training rifles we have elsewhere on this site. VERY uncommon, one only is available. This is not a firearm, not a replica. No licence is required to purchase or own.

Mounting bar for sight, probably Lee Enfield rifle. Made by Alfred J. Parker, Birmingham. Sorry but do not know what sight this fits. Have more than one, please enquire.

Butt plate is 6 ½ inches long. Slot is 5/8 wide. Hooked plate portion only, not the mounting plate that fits against butt.

Not sure what this fits on.

Rubber/Resin trainer made to supplement rifle inventory for training purposes during early introduction of Canadian C7 rifles. Not a replica, this is an actual training aid used by the military. Completely inert. No licence required to purchase or own.

Finnish made oil can as found on artillery or vehicles. Comes with new condition wooden mounting block that is original to the oil can. Exact same pattern used on British 25 pounder artillery piece.

The green version of the Bren sling was introduced late in WWII for use in the Far East and gradually became the standard for Post WWII bren guns. Brass fittings. Original steel hooks.

The green version of the Bren sling was introduced late in WWII for use in the Far East and gradually became the standard for Post WWII bren guns. Brass fittings. No hooks. This sling has a slight fray in one edge evident in the photos.

Original bipod for A2 style Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) with leg thumbscrews at top of legs. Complete bipod.

Original WWI barbed wire picket. All sides in WWI eventually used these pickets to hold barbed wire in front of their trenches and other defences. They were screwed into the ground using a length of wood inserted through the coiled circles on the picket, which was quieter than hammering posts into the ground invariably drawing retaliatory fire from the enemy. These came in various lengths. This specimen is 72 inches.

Original WWI barbed wire picket. All sides in WWI eventually used these pickets to hold barbed wire in front of their trenches and other defences. They were screwed into the ground using a length of wood inserted through the coiled circles on the picket, which was quieter than hammering posts into the ground invariably drawing retaliatory fire from the enemy. These came in various lengths. This specimen is 53 inches overall length with "spike" top, frequently attributed to being German, which is a subject of dispute among historians.