Pirate-Era Thru Early 19th cen.

This saber was widely used by the British and their Prussian allies under General Blucher in the Battle of Waterloo. The blade was derived from the ferocious Indian Talwar and was reviled by the French who protested its use due to the horribly destructive wounds it inflicted.

This replica of the British 1796 Infantry Officers sword has a blade of tempered high carbon steel which is etched with the sigils and symbology of the British Crown on both sides.

This replica of the British 1796 Infantry Officers sword has a blade of tempered high carbon steel which is etched with the sigils and symbology of the British Crown on both sides.

The 1796 Pattern British Sergeant's Sword is a meticulously crafted replica of the historical weapon used by British sergeants during the Napoleonic Wars. This sword combines historical accuracy with functionality, featuring a tempered high carbon steel blade and a robust brass hilt, making it an excellent choice for collectors and reenactors alike.

This Non Firing version of the Napoleonic style flintlock (Model 1801) was typical of what Lewis and Clark and their corps carried as they departed in 1803 to territories unknown. 

The 1815 French Officer's Saber, a meticulously crafted weapon that captures the essence of Napoleonic warfare. This battle-ready saber is a faithful recreation of the ornate and capable swords commissioned by French officers during the Grande Armée era, allowing them to distinguish themselves from the rank-and-file soldiers.

This Non Firing version of an Italian Percussion Pistol circa 1825 is accurately detailed and shows typical Italian craftsmanship - a great costume or conversation piece. The Percussion pistol was a great improvement over the flintlock.

The Italian (Brescia) 1825 percussion Dueling Pistol is a handsome testament to bygone days when men defended their honor by dueling. This replica gun features a detailed engraved barrel and furniture.

1830 Napoleon Saber - Napoleon's cavalry was the bane of the European battlefield. While his horses were second string, his swords were absolutely first rate. 

Our 18th Century French Flintlock Pistol is copied from an original of this particular flintlock pistol made for the French cavalry at the end of the 18th century. This non-firing replica is accurately depicted, a great reenactment or conversation piece.

Own a piece of 18th-century history with this beautifully crafted non-firing replica 2-Barrel Flintlock Pistol. Featuring an antique gray finish and authentic wood grip, it’s perfect for collectors, reenactors, and display enthusiasts alike.

An exquisite non-firing replica of an 18th-century double-barrel flintlock pistol, this piece features a detailed brass finish, sculpted ivory-style grip, and an ornate eagle-head pommel. Ideal for historical collectors, theater props, or display.