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Militaria refers to the artifacts of the military, the police, etc, generally within terms of collecting antiques of historical significance, or their replicas. Involved come firearms, weapons, uniforms, badges and insignia, fine art and art prints, cigarette cards, photographs, antiquarian books, magazines, scale models, tin soldiers, challenge coins, etc.
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Great War Militaria Includes WWI uniforms, pickelhaubes, rifles, and bayonets. Reenactment supplies and information are also available. I.C.B.M. Offers international collectibles and belts. War Stuff Includes cannons, civil war, WWI and WWII items. Collect Russia Offering a large selection of Soviet and Russian items from the Revolution through WWII and beyond. Order by phone, email, or fax. P and K Military Antiques Includes edged weapons, headgear, uniforms, patches, medals, wings, and insignia from the U.S., Europe and Asia. LionGate Arms and Armour, Inc. Buyers and sellers of armor and fine antique edged weapons such as swords, daggers, sabres, cutlasses, and pole arms. Specializing in British swords. Battlefield Store Selling and buying military books, antiques, insignias. Also provides rentals to theatres, plays, movies, special events, and professional photographers. CivilWarButtons.com Collecting buttons from the American Revolution, War of 1812, and American Civil War. Information, images, prices, and contact information. The Armory An armory of swords, weapons, armor, helms, and daggers. Edan Collector, Inc. Russian and Soviet swords, daggers, books, and medals. |
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