1:1 Replica copy of tripod fits M18. Or 1917a1 Machine Gun resin replica. Our products are cast from original weapons and made of resin. Our products meet all United States import regulations guns as non-firing, inoperable and/or inert. Our products have no moving parts and cannot fire any projectiles or explode, cannot chamber a shell, cannot be converted to fire a round. Our products are cast from original weapons. Must be used for Theatrical Purposes Only these locations either restrict or prohibit commerce in imitation firearms that are replicas of modern firearms. Please contact your local government if you have any questions regarding specific restrictions in these areas. You are responsible for knowing if importing these replicas is legal. These Replicas are Collectors, Movie Props and Reenactments only. They have a blaze orange barrel plug permanently attached to the weapon. They can’t be converted to shoot lethal projectiles. All other applicable laws must be followed. The picture show the actual item for sale as a whole.
A striking prewar / WWII-era. Imperial Japanese Navy themed shell-shaped vase or decorative metal ornament. Richly designed with naval symbolism. The body is formed in the shape of an artillery shell, surrounded by detailed motifs including. Anchor, propeller, ocean waves, and sakura blossoms. These elements strongly reflect the visual culture and pride associated with the Imperial Japanese Navy. The side bears the maker’s mark. “Dodokunaga / Do Tokunaga Sei”. Indicating a named workshop or maker rather than an anonymous mass-produced item. Signed examples like this are especially desirable to collectors. Many collectors estimate naval artifacts appear only a fraction as often on the market. Decorative Navy pieces with this level of sculptural detail are particularly hard to find. This piece likely served as a commemorative object, officer’s room display, retirement gift, or patriotic home décor item of the era. It has exceptional shelf presence and tells a story immediately. A true conversation piece for militaria, naval history, or Japanese decorative arts collectors. 15.5 × 5 × 16 cm. Please review photos carefully. No major visible damage. Age wear, surface scratches, patina, and minor imperfections consistent with age. Own a Piece of History. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
WW2 Poland WW1 wwI WWII Eagle Metal postcard Polish Legion Coat of arms Polska Trench art Pocztowka Aluminium 140×91 mm 25.8g Pin Bronze 17x13x5 mm 0.9g? 3124. Do you always want to be the first to see new interesting items? Subscribe to my items, add to your favorite sellers. Be the first to see, win and enjoy the win! Thank you for your time!
3 – Antique Milano Roma Silver Star Order Grand Officer’s Star Metal Metal’s. 2 Of Them Size’s Are 2 7/8″ Tall BY 2 7/8″ Wide. 1 Of Them Size Is 3 1/2″ By 3 1/2″. Please See All Photos For Best Description. Any Questions Please Feel Free to Contact.
This is a very scarce item. This is an Original 1920s The Black Watch Royal Highland Canadian Regiment Metal Cigarette Case, issued to a J E Dykens. It is in beautiful shape, the latch catches a bit but opens with 2 hands, there is a maker notation of K24, measures 6″ x 3-1/4″ in size.
For sale is a Adrián M-34 Peruvian helmet with the inti (Peruvian sun) on the front, it is the first steel helmet of the Peruvian army established in 1934 until the 50s, the helmet is a clear inspiration from the French Adrián. Very good condition although the liner is missing and the chin strap is torn.
On offer is a rare vintage sheet metal model of the Grumman JF-1 “Duck” amphibious biplane combat aircraft. The actual aircraft was used by the U. Military between 1934 and 1936 before the J2F-1 “Duck” was produced. 48 JF-1 aircraft were made. This model is in very good condition with minor surface corrosion on the bottom of the hull. The retractable landing gear is extended. Model has a 21″ wingspan and is 16″ long. Would make a great addition to any vintage aviation model display.
ORIGINAL 1920’S UNITED STATES NAVAL AVIATOR WINGS BADGE INSIGNIA, 2-3/4 INCH SIZE BADGE, PIN-BACK W/ OPEN CATCH. “MEYER METAL & SHIELD”. A naval aviator is a commissioned officer or warrant officer qualified as a crewed aircraft pilot in the United States Navy or United States Marine Corps. United States Coast Guard crewed aircraft pilots are officially designated as “Coast Guard aviators”, although they complete the same undergraduate flight training as Navy and Marine Corps crewed aircraft pilots, and are awarded the same aviation breast insignia. Please let me know if there’s anything else I can do for you!
The buckle is pre WW2 era. The belt or sash buckle is about 6 1/4″ across and about 3 1/4″ high. It is in good condition with no broken or repaired places. Please look at all of the photographs as they represent the condition for the buckle.
This bayonet was made by Matsushita Kinzoku prior to 1942 when metal scabbards were replaced by wood or leather. As best I can discern the serial number appears to be W323510. The bayonet is about 20 inches long with a 15-3/4 inch blade. The scabbard is 16-1/4 inches long. Since its introduction in 1897 the Type 30 bayonet has seen many variations. This is a Variation D with a fullered (blood-groove) blade, a straight cross guard with a square end, a contoured riveted sandwhich grip, and a birds-head flat-sided pommel. I think that’s everything. The metal scabbard is tube-tipped. Condition is “as found” good. There is some rust but there is plenty of original blueing. The wood grip scales are tight and intact with an aged patina. It appears to be the factory blunt edge. There is no damage except for a few dents to the scabbard, as shown. These dings do not affect bayonet travel. The spring-loaded locking mechanism is fully functional and ready to mate with your vintage Arisaka rifle.