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Gifts for Officers
Navy Officer Ceremonial Sword Belt
#200944
This Navy Officer Ceremonial Sword Belt is made of black leather with a gold-plated buckle. For use with the Navy Officer Sword. Belt width is 1-3/4". Measure over your uniform.
$69.95
Model 1860 Union Cavalry Officer's Saber
#500188
This saber features hand forged blade with wire wrapped, leather handle. The 3-branch brass guard and pommel are hand-chased and engraved. Comes with steel scabbard. Overall 39 inches.
$249.95
Officer's Kukri
#400022
This powerful chopping knife is issued to Gurkha Officers in India and is the only Kukri on the market that comes with a copy of the government contract, the ordinance drawing, and spec sheet. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts and comes factory sharp.
$64.95
Genuine Gurkha Regimental Kukri
#400484
The genuine military issue to Gurkha Regiments in India. The factory sharp blade is an impressive 1/4" thick with deep grooves and the traditional religious notch. Native hardwood handle and metal butt plate. Comes with chakmak & karda accessory knives that fit inside scabbard.
$89.95
Assam Rifles Kukri
#400578
This authentic new kukri is made by the official government contractor, Windlass Steelcrafts, for issue to the Gurkha's Assam Rifles Regiment. Made to current military specifications, it is hand forged from high carbon steel and comes with a regulation sheath. This kukri has a factory sharpened 13-1/2" long blade that is double fullered.
$69.95
US Army Officer's Ceremonial Belt
#200948
This US Army Officer''s Ceremonial Belt is a government spec, current issue ceremonial sword belt. Features 24K gold-plated buckle with Army Coat of Arms and matching belt keepers. One size. Belt width is 1-3/4" wide. Adjustable up to 48" length.
$69.95
Union Army Officer's Shoulder Boards
#200766
These shoulder board sets are regulation size with 1/4" wide rich embroidery. Available for officer ranks General-In-Chief, Major General, Brigadier General, Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, Major, Captain, First Lieutenant, and Second Lieutenant.
$29.95
Gurkha Officer's Patch Knife
#402042
This hand forged antique has a genuine horn handle and dates from the 1800s. They are generally 7-3/4" long with 3-1/4" blades and solid brass furniture. Generally good condition.
$22.50
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Victorian Era Nepalese Officer’s Kukri
The best yet, weighted beautifully and very clean for age. shame you cant get a scabbard for these, but the knife alone is a fantastic piece of history
Reviewed by: patrick, September 02, 2022
Review of: Victorian Era Nepalese Officer’s Kukri
Light weight knife with a deep fat belly, great tool. I assume by the overall fit an finish, a large amount were made in a rush. Looks aside the tool is well made, there are no cracks or fractures in this blade.
Reviewed by: Paul, August 14, 2021
Review of: Captain’s Cups with Storage Box
I could not be happier with these cups. I'm looking forward to using them to toast us buying our first house!
Reviewed by: Rev Nagi, March 05, 2019
Review of: Captain’s Cups with Storage Box
Conversation starter. Now and then take a shot of bourbon with brother.
Reviewed by: Jim, January 22, 2019
Review of: POW MIA Flag
Many times when I find a commemorative or reproduction of a flag I want, I am often disappointed by the material the flag is printed on. They tend to be of very light nylon which looks great in a very slight breeze; but, the entire flag fails when it comes to continued use in windy conditions. This POW-MIA flag is very well made and will withstand many years of my flying it on special occasions.
Reviewed by: Randall, December 01, 2016
Review of: Captain’s Cups with Storage Box
Very nice product for the price it was nicer than expected and will make a great nostalgic gift for my ex navy son
Reviewed by: Gregory, December 01, 2016