1396 Results for Collectibles for sale in Montgomery City Mo - Classifieds

• Vandalia, MO
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• Vandalia, MO
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Our eBay Store Add to Favorite Sellers CAS Hanwei Lion Dog Katana- O-Kissaki Blade Lion Dog KatanaThe Lion Dog Katana features an O-Kissaki blade of Hanwei's own high-alloy HWS-1S steel, which combines superior perf…

• Vandalia, MO
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Our eBay Store Add to Favorite Sellers CAS Hanwei Synthetic Cutlass Sparring Sword Although also used on land, the cutlass is best known as the sailor's weapon of choice. A naval side-arm, its popularity was likely …

• Vandalia, MO
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Our eBay Store Add to Favorite Sellers CAS Hanwei Bamboo Mat Katana with Chu-Kissaki Blade Bamboo Mat KatanaOur Bamboo Mat Katana features a chu-kissaki blade of Hanwei's own high-alloy HWS-2S steel, which combines …

• Berger, MO
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1950-54, Ambrocrombie &Finch Chelsea Ship's Bell clock serial # 579930. (new would cost approx $2650). Since this clock is in working order and antique nature the value is higher. I am interested in selling this clo…

• Hermann, MO
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You are bidding on a very nice brass Fire Lantern, believe it to be a Chief's bell bottom lantern with a clear globe, over all in very good condition with a few blemishes on the base, measures 12 inches high and approx. 14 inches high with handle up. Very nice piece…

• Vandalia, MO
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Our eBay Store Add to Favorite Sellers Cold Steel Cavalier Rapier 88FCR By the mid-1600's dueling was at the height of its popularity. In fact, this trend for settling affairs of honor with steel reached such height…

• Vandalia, MO
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Our eBay Store Add to Favorite Sellers CAS Hanwei Bamboo Stick Katana In 1876, the Samurai were banned from carrying their swords. This attempt to end a thousand year tradition was not received well by the proud war…