This reproduction Revolutionary War Sword features a 24" carbon steel blade, brass handguard and pommel, and is complete with leather scabbard with brass fittings.

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

Modeled after the French 1763 musket, this famous rifle was used extensively throughout the American Revolution.

This reproduction is a shortened "carbine" version of item 22-1036, the Charleville, modeled after the French 1763 musket.

This reproduction classic Brown Bess British musket was used throughout the American Revolutionary War by both sides.

This classic Kentucky Flintlock Pistol was a common back-up sidearm of soldiers, militia, scouts and frontiersmen of Colonial America.

This reproduction 18th Century U.S. Kentucky Flintlock Rifle, Short "plains" version was a classic rifle of the Revolutionary War.

This Flintlock Pistol was known as a combination piece and was mounted on a 15" dagger.

George Washington (1732-1799) was partial to this style flintlock during the Revolutionary War.

This classic 18th Century design features an engraved barrel and elaborate full length simulated wood stock.

One of the 4 regiments of Continental Dragoons, the 4th saw much service in different theatres of the war.

Morgan's Rifle Corps. and Mass. Continentals turn the flank of the Brunswick Grenadiers at Breymann's Redoubt during the turning point Saratoga campaign of 1777.

Highlanders of the famed Royal Highland Regiment (42nd Regt. of Foot) display a broadsword to native American allies in 1758-1759.

The Saintonge Regiment was part of the French army allied with the Patriot forces at the siege of Yorktown Virginia in 1781

(#28 in the Regimental Series)

Colonel William Washington is unhorsed during bitter fighting at the Battle of Eutaw Springs, S.C. 1781 during the American Revolution.