Militaria
Our Militaria Collection, Witnesses to History
Explore the past with our First World War Militaria Collection
Welcome to the fascinating world of First World War militaria, carefully preserved and displayed at Verdun Collection. Immerse yourself in the tumultuous history of 1914-1918 through an impressive range of authentic objects, from the helmets of French and German soldiers to medals and uniforms of the period.
Our French and German soldiers' helmets are true witnesses to the conflict that shaped the world. Each impact and scratch tells a story, recalling the courage and determination of the men who wore them. These helmets take you straight to the heart of the trenches.
Discover our collection of medals, each bearing the memory of sacrifice and heroism. These decorations are a tribute to those who served with distinction and were recognised for their exceptional courage on the battlefield.
Visit Verdun Collection : Experience History in Person
Swords, Knives and Bayonets: Legacy of Valour
Our swords, knives and bayonets from the 1914-1918 war embody the bravery of the combatants in the field. With their meticulous detail, these weapons are true works of military art, bearing witness to the essential role they played in the lives of soldiers.
Our authentic First World War weapons illustrate the technological ingenuity of the period. From rifles to pistols, they are remarkable examples of the evolution of military technology during the conflict.
Our inert shells and bullets are essential educational pieces. You can study them in complete safety to understand the firepower deployed in war, while appreciating their artistry and ingenuity.
The period uniforms and fabrics we offer are precious relics of a bygone era. They plunge you into the daily lives of the soldiers and civilians of the Great War, bringing to life a crucial period in history.
Visit us in Verdun to discover these historic treasures in person. At Verdun Collection, we celebrate the past and invite you to do so with us. Come and experience history with us today.
