Enfield/Snide Pattern 1853 bayonet and scabbard.  The 17" blade shows the Enfield  E crown 30 inspector mark.  The blade shows staining that can be polished.  The piece is overall grey/silver in co

Excellent "as new" Grohman knife built in Nova Scotia.  5" blade 9 1/2" overall.  Blade has not been sharpened or used.  Complete with new sheath.

Sound US marked bayonet, 18" blade, 3" socket (Kiesling Vol 11 #289) complete with original scabbard.  Sound leather but 5 inches of seam needs to be resewn.

British Pattern 1853 socket bayonet in a post 1866 scabbard.  This bayonet was mostly used on the Snider rifles.  Bright clean blade with blue/brown mixed finish on socket.  Sound stiching on the l

An interesting circa 1800 English volunteer sword.  This sword shows a blued and gilt blade very similar to the pattern 1796 infantry officer's sword.  The blade shows a single edge, fullered from

An antique Kris circa 1850's with an early style of Kris blade.  The blade is 13" long built with a hammered type of Damascus iron.  This example is probably from Southern Thailand or Malaya.  The

Wilkinson Type D survival knife with sheath.  This knife was first built by Wilkinson for use by the British Special Forces.  This example shows a heavy 7 1/8" blade marked Wilkinson Sword on the l

A less common Kukris style of fighting knife.  This example shows a 8 1/2" blade and an overall length of 13 1/2.  The plate is sturdy as are the original grips.  Sound condition but needs cleaning

This bayonet shows the Canadian Arsenals mark and the 1956 production date.  The C 1 bayonet was adopted in 1955 and first issued in 1956.  The Canadian blade had a "stubby " point.  This example i

An interesting theater made knife which was brought back from Katanbga, Africa.  This was a breakaway part of the Congo.  This combat knife is marked 530/R on one side and #0271 on the reverse.  Br

A Siamese (Thailand) Mauser Type 45, 1903 rifle bayonet.  The Siamese rifles are relatively easy to locate but the bayonets are less common.  The blade is marked RS121 in Thai script which stands f

British Bown Bess bayonet built by one of the contract makers Wheeler and so marked.  16 1/2" blade overall length 21".  This piece shows overall fine pitting/brown color.  This bayonet was sourced

British 1888 MK 1 2nd type bayonet built for the Lee-Metford Enfield.  This example is dated 2/92 and shows inspection/reissue dates of 1894, 1900 and 1907.  The blade shows staining and light pitt

Brown Bess relic bayonet .  No markings, overall pitting.  This piece was purchased by the prior owner as a battlefield pickup in Europe.  We have no information beyond that.  A neat relic bayonet.

An excellent hand tooled Finish knife sheath built for a 5" blade. -Overall this piece is 9" and remains in very good to excellent condtiion.

This is an original 1930 dated, English built, Canadian issued Leather and steel bayonet practice helmet.  This piece shows totally intact steel mesh, sound and complete leather including the leath

Rare sword scabbard for the 1855 Canadian sword.  These swords were intended for and issued to the Canadian militia cavalry prior to Confederation.  For the background history and information on th

A Kris probably from Java.  This knife is 17" overall and shows a 13" double-edged blade.  The blade is welded Damascus & shows its' obvious age circa 19th Century.

A Martini-Enfield Pattern 1895 bayonet.  This example shows the 21.5 " blade.  Originally built 3/88, converted Jan 1900 .  This piece shows an excellent bright blade with clear markings.  The sock

This piece is a Philippine Bolo (Long Knife).  This bolo shows a typical 14" blade and is mounted with a wood handle in the arm & fist configeration.  This piece rides in a carved wood scabbard

WW1 German 598/05 bayonet.  This example was built by Simson & Co.

This Kris shows a 14" traditional blade in well preserved condition. Wood carved Garuda Bird grip. This piece is mounted in a wood, leather covered straight sheath.

British Pattern 1842 bayonet , 17" blade with a 3" socket.  Blade show the crown (struck off?) over B & broad arrow.  The maker's name is partially obscured.  These bayonets have appeared over