Hunting, Fishing, Weapons & Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a Model 1816 United States socket bayonet with a scarce scabbard. This type of bayonet was manufactured to be used with the .69 calibre flintlock musket model of the same year. This model was produced for just over two decades beginning...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I United States Army Model 1917 trench fighting knife. This "knuckle" knife is dated 1917 and is by Landers, Frary & Clark (L. F. & C). The knife does not come with a scabbard. VINTAGE: Circa 1917 SIZE: Knife:...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I United States Army Model 1917 trench fighting knife. This "knuckle" knife is dated 1917 and is by Landers, Frary & Clark (L. F. & C). The knife does not come with a scabbard. This knife came to us in the company of a...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I scabbard throat for the United States Army Model 1917 trench fighting knife. This throat came to us in the company of a few other items, all of which are listed separately for sale (please see links at bottom of...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I United States Army Model 1917 trench fighting knife. This "knuckle" knife is dated 1917 and is by American Cutlery Company (A.C. Co.). The knife has a three sided blade and does not come with a scabbard...

ARTIFACT: Rare Civil War United States Army Signal Pistol. The model 1862 U.S. Army signal pistol is heavy brass with wood grips, it has a spur trigger and a lever and toothed jaw that holds the flare in place. All pistols were marked on the butt: "US...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful War of 1812 period horseman's sabre. It is in a full brass scabbard, with a bright blade and even the remnants of some of the handle's leather remain. The name B P Dow is scratched lightly in the back ear of the guard...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War II United States Armed Forces fragmentation hand grenade. It is in the "pineapple" style, meaning it has grooves for a better grip, making it look like that type of fruit. The grenade is painted in olive drab with a...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful presentation 02 model Army officer sword for Captain Edward D. Sirois, the Commander of "C" Battery, 102nd Field Artillery, 26th Division, along with a group of medals, insignia, a flag, a battery commander's ruler, a...

ARTIFACT: This is a bayonet made for the United States Model M1835/M1842 musket. The bayonet is marked "JL" upon one side and "L" upon the other. VINTAGE: Circa late 1830s Ð early 1840s. SIZE: Bayonet: approximately " in length and" in width; blade...

ARTIFACT: This is a good representative example of the iconic United States Army Artillery short sword made by Ames in the 1830s-1840s. This example still retains its scabbard, although the leather is deteriorated and the tip is separated from the...

ARTIFACT: This is a Model 1836 United States military pistol converted from flintlock to percussion. The pistol was manufactured by Asa Waters of Milbury, Mississippi. It is a .54 calibre smoothbore pistol, and was the last flintlock gun manufactured for...