Other Miscellaneous Weapons & Related

ARTIFACT: This is a 1950's - 1960's Remington Firearms / Cutlery Lighter by PARK Near Mint Condition.  VINTAGE: 1950's - 1960's. SIZE: Approximately 2-1/4" in height x 1-1/2" in width. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Chrome-plated brass with green...

ARTIFACT: This is a Great Old 1890's Special Police Badge by Gun & Bicycle Manufacturer Iver Johnson Co. of Boston. The oval shaped badge features stamped lettering which read"SPECIAL POLICE" with stamped and blackened embellishments. The...

ARTIFACT: Nice, early WWII United States Military MKII Fragmentation Grenade with M10A3 Fuze. Remnants of yellow ring visible at top with a lot of olive drab paint on the body. There are two marking"S" in an oval and the number "6". Top of the fuze...

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 circa 1890s or early 1900s "sap" police club. It is made of leather, lead and spring steel. This sap came to us along with a circa 1880s police billy club made of lignum vitae that is for sale separately (please see link at...

ARTIFACT: This is a set of brass knuckles that are actually made out of nickel-plated iron, with four rounded loops for the fingers and a bar joining them which rests in the palm. Brass knuckles were used by the United States military at least until...

ARTIFACT: This is a McCord's patented police combination rattle, whistle and billy club from the 1850s. The club is wooden with a brass sleeve over the club part. The whistle and the rattle are joined and the whistle pivots out at a forty-five degree...

ARTIFACT: This is a nineteenth century billy club made of lignum vitae, a very durable wood from which cricket and croquet balls are usually made. The club may have been used either by a police officer or in a nautical setting. The club is short and...

ARTIFACT: This is an old leather "sap" from the 1930s in unusually fine condition. The leather is still supple and the strap is strong. Inside there is a heavy spring and a lead weight to pack quite a punch. A sap was sometimes carried by authorities...

ARTIFACT: This is a great old circa 1900 lead-loaded "sap" self-defense weapon, used widely at the time by police officers. Part of the weapon's body is covered with woven leather, and a lanyard is attached at the non-"business" end. It would be hard to...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1960 billy club or baton by Monadnock. The billy club is in excellent shape. Monadnock of Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire has been making law enforcement weapons since 1958. VINTAGE: Circa 1960. SIZE: Approximately 15-13/4" in...

ARTIFACT: This is a great "Roaring Twenties" Metropolitan Police Club billy club. The club was patented in 1921 and manufactured by Biffar & Company of Chicago. It is in hard rubber and is squared off on the larger end rather than round. VINTAGE: Circa...