Recon Vintage Military

11/12/2025

06/23/2024

If you havnt checked it out, go over to 661944.com and see the new updated items. We have over 1,000 listings here and think you’ll be happy with what you can find.

06/18/2024

Textbook Normandy camouflage ammo can with a 1942 dated tropical painted DAK Trinkwasser Jerry can.

05/09/2024

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04/28/2024

A incredible sword just posted up.

A original Civil War officers sword engraved to Lt. Chauncey Porter Rogers, who later became Colonel and was found on find a grave. Overall the sword is in rough condition, but worthy of any collection with the 83rd PA volunteers lengthy battle record.

Find a grave: Civil War Union Army Officer. He served during the Civil War in the 83rd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, rising from 1st Lieutenant of Company D to Colonel and commander of the regiment.

10/28/1838 - 02/20/1920

ROGERS, Chauncey Porter, a Representative from Erie County; born, October 28, 1838 in Erie County, Pa.; captain, Company D, 83rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry (1861-1864, Civil War); colonel, 83rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry (1865, Civil War); mail route agent, United States Postal Service; elected as a Republican to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 1871; not a candidate for reelection to the House (1872); appointed, administrator, National Cemetery of Gettysburg (1887)

Engagements

Yorktown

Seven Days Battles

Second Battle of Bull Run

Battle of Antietam

Battle of Fredericksburg

Chancellorsville

Gettysburg

Mine Run Campaign

Wilderness

Spotsylvania

Cold Harbor

Siege of Petersburg

Appomattox Campaign[1]

Battle of Five Forks

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Served in the 5th U.S. Army Calvary during the Indian Wars (1876) with General Merritt and under U.S. Calvary Commend of General Crooks.

Find a grave: Civil War Union Army Officer. Overall the sword is in rough condition, but worthy of any collection with the 83rd PA volunteers lengthy battle record. Second Battle of Bull Run. Battle of Antietam.

04/15/2024

A nice example of a M-16 Stahlhelm camouflage helmet. It really “pops”. Not exactly your standard pattern. Just one of multiple we have in the store.

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03/10/2024

Another display at the shop, showcasing some of our original gear for sale, including this WW2 German tan/water reversible winter Parka. This can be purchased at our shop, or listed in 661944.com

02/19/2024

Have a chocolate craving? Only one has its contents but the rest are period original tins. Some rare variants including an ersatz paper one.

02/11/2024

Rhodesians never die. A great example of Rhodesian camouflage. Shirt recently came from the estate of a Vietnam vet who following his tour relocated and worked in Rhodesia as border police. We are honored to be the momentary caretakers

12/31/2023

Cool close ups of some newly acquired swords at the shop. A Imperial German, Russian, Turkish, and Napoleonic French

12/29/2023

Registration is now OPEN for the First annual North Texas Military Collector’s Show. The Dallas Arms Collectors Association who are largely making this possible.
Over 400 tables… 100 + reserved for militaria with the prospect for more as needed.
Venue: South Fork Ranch in Parker, Texas (it is absolutely beautiful!!)
Show dates: January 20 – 21, 2024
Dealer set up: Friday January 19th 8:30 – 6:00
Saturday 7:30 – 09:00 (Dealer access) 9:00 – 5:00 (Public access).
Sunday 7:30 – 9:00 (Dealer access) 9:00 – 4:00 (Public access).
FREE PARKING!!
Tables are $80 each and are selling out fast so don’t wait too long… Call today to reserve yours NOW!
972-369-6062
dallasarms.com
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Brandon Morley or Brandon Alexander.

12/07/2023

Something you don’t see everyday, a Luftwaffe Camo helmet. A honest untouched example with some oxidation on one side, and an unusual Camo pattern. If only this one could talk