Which retail chain became the largest seller of military surplus and memorabilia in the United States after World War II, fundamentally changing how military artifacts were marketed to civilians?

The business of military history extends far beyond books and museums. A robust retail industry has developed around military memorabilia, collectibles, and replicas. Major retailers have emerged as giants in this specialized market, catering to history enthusiasts, collectors, and veterans. Test your knowledge about the commercial side of military history and the major retail players who have dominated this unique market segment.

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Army-Navy Stores (founded 1946)
Military Heritage Outlets (founded 1948)
Veterans' Trading Post (founded 1950)
American War Surplus (founded 1947)