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thewarfront.com

Interior is in poor condition, exterior is good. Eagle is missing lower prong. Shipping fees included in the United States. Please email us at thewarfront1944@gmail.com for international shipping quote. Located in Kirkland location.

militariazone.com

Axes are a powerful and versatile weapon that have been used throughout history in many different types of combat. Here on Militaria Zone, you'll find an impressive selection of antique military axes that have been used in various conflicts around the world. From the axe-polearms of medieval Europe to the tomahawks of Native American tribes, we offer a range of unique and authentic axes that will interest collectors and military history buffs alike.

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WW2 Military Headwear for Sale

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3/9/26 - This is a very nice example of a byf 41 Mauser Luger issued to the Nazi military in 1941. It is all matching with the proper "Eagle 655" military acceptance proofs. It has retained about 94% of its original bluing with general high edge wear, muzzle wear, one small spot of wear on the left side of the slide, a few tiny surface scratches here and there, and some light spotty wear on the grip straps. The grips are un-numbered and have some initials scratched on the inside. Comes with a black bakelite bottom "black widow" magazine. Excellent bore with strong rifling. 

therupturedduck.com

So, Chapter 2 goes like this: I contacted Bruce again and he provided me with details of the leather Navy flight jacket and his Dad's steel helmet, but said he didn't have immediate access to them as they were in storage.  As a collector, you are always looking for immediate gratification but I needed to be patient. A few weeks went by and Bruce got back in touch and sent along some nice photos of the jacket. Turns out that his Dad started his career as an Ensign having dropped out of college to serve his country. That was 1943. He stayed in the Navy until 1968 and retired as a Commander. That was also the year that Bruce came along so he didn't know a great deal about his Dad's service. He distinctly remembers the following: 1) Seeing that big swastika tail piece hanging on the wall in their rec room. 2) Seeing his Dad wearing the leather jacket to parades and reunions The jacket is a USN issue G-1 jacket but not the original he wore during WWII. Along the way, those got worn out but Bruce told me the squadron patch was his original from WWII but it has his highest rank on the name patch. I checked and that is correct as they changed the patch over the years. 3) Playing war with his Dad's steel helmet as a kid. This is a beautiful M-1 steel helmet that has a very early Type-1 Holley liner. W.W. Kaiser wrote his name and OPERATIONS on the liner. We came to terms and I am thrilled to possess this grouping from such a specialized and distinctive unit from the "Greatest Generation!

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GR-0625-6607, Sharps Model 1853 Slant Breech Carbine. AKA The John Brown Model. .52 cal percussion. It is brass mounted with a brass patch-box with a rich wonderful patina. It has the correct length, 21 ½ inch barrel. The rest of the gun is covered in a rich dark patina with patches of fine surface residue on the barrel and frame. There are scattered light bumps and dings to the stock with some minor chips. moSt of the stock is covered with untouched patina and light residue. There is an old crack that must have been repaired in the stock. It was either repaired or was not a structural problem so it was left alone. The stock feels structurally sound. The bore is bright, shiny, crisply rifled with scattered light surface residue in the bore. Very good as is and may clean better. Serial number 21xxx. I love untouched brass with a rich wonderful patina and the brass on this gun definitely meets that criteria. The gun overall is in untouched condition, not brand new condition but a gun that was used, carried and then stored for a very long time and not messed with or ever cleaned. The mechanics are functional. The elevator is missing on the rear site. This is a gun that is hard to find. Only 10,000 were made and not many survived. Very good overall. Est. Retail Value: $3750

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