“Bringing History to Life One Relic at a Time”

Deal of the Month

Enfield 1853 / Enfield 1859 pattern smoothbore musket with a .577 caliber bore. This rifle bares the "VR" Victoria Regina marking or the Queens / Sovereign's Cypher. The musket shows wear mostly around the hammer from use no doubt. The wood has a nice clean look to it and has clear enfield markings on the stock. A large number of these were sold to the Confederacy during the Civil War. This is not a Confederate Enfield but is still a beautiful example of what they would have used at that time!

$1100.00+Shipping!

NEW ARRIVALS

  • M1812 Sword Manufactured by Nathan Starr *Shortened*

    A nice example of a Nathan Starr Model 1812 sword without having to pay the high price. This sword is shortened and is 10 inches shorter than the normal length at 23 and 1/2 in. Nice clear marking “HHP NATHAN STARR” on the base. Handle is also in good shape but has definitely seen some wear. A great sword to own for the low price.

    $200 +Shipping

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  • 1873 Model Trapdoor Rifle w/bayonet 45-70

    U.S. Springfield model 1873 trapdoor chambered in .45-70. Serial number is 101493. This serial number puts this rifle being produced in 1879. Barrel is 32 5/8". Metal has a scattered light grey patina with surface oxidation. Bore could could us a good cleaning as it has sat a while. Stock shows usage and handling wear. Original Bayonet comes with the rifle and has a nice U.S. stamping.

    $1,150 +Shipping

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  • World War 2 Japanese Type 30 Helmet Shell *Thai Reissue*

    Standard Japanese type 30 helmet which was reconditioned and issued to the Royal Thai forces after WWII. This is just for the shell as the liner is no longer with it. Markings can be seen inside on the last picture. Does still have post war chinstrap loops.

    $100 +Shipping

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Movie of the Month:

Born on the Fourth of July

“A true story of innocence lost and courage found”

New Youtube Video on the Channel:

In this powerful video, Pvt. Robert Kellogg recounts the harrowing morning of September 17th, 1862, as he wakes up to what seems like an ordinary day. Little does he know, the Battle of Antietam will plunge him into a nightmare of death and chaos that he will never forget.

Book of the Month:

Walking Point “An Infantryman’s Untold Story

By Mike Cunningham

The War Room

Voices From the Past

An ongoing collection of letters from past generations of veterans ranging from the Civil War to The Vietnam War. The goal of transcribing and researching these letters is to give these veterans a voice and a chance to tell their story.

Through Their Eyes

I write fictional stories inspired by historical events, using factual data to bring past battles and moments to life. Through these narratives, I aim to help readers form a deeper, more personal connection to history.