Deactivated Model 38 pistol. The piece shows a clean blue finish, excellent markings, Waffen Eagle 37 marks and a eagle in under the serial number.  This pistol shows wood grip panels that may have

Canadian Bren Gun MKII built by Inglis 1945, deactivated non-firearm.  This is a late war and less common Bren Gun.  This example does not have the rotary rear sight and was not built for the same.

We are pleased to offer a very scarce WW1 Pneumatic Mortar or mini artillery piece.  We have not been able to identify the actual manufacture or model of this unique WW1 weapon.

SN 4082 is a deactivated MP 40 dated 1941, code BNZ (Steyr) built.  This example shows the correct Waa 623 markings on the receiver, body and butt.  All matching serial numbers with the exception o

Original U.S. Issue M-14 7.62 Nato rifle built by H&R Arms Co.  This rifle is serial #55816 which was in the first group of rifles built for the U.S.

This is a deactivated WW2 smoke generator designed to be mounted on armoured vehicles.  This example shows matching serial numbers 1513 on the barrel base and the action.  The discharge cup is corr