Which military museum pioneered the 'battlefield experience' retail model where visitors can purchase replicas of items discovered during their guided tour?

The collection and sale of military memorabilia represents a fascinating intersection of history, commerce, and commemoration. From antique weapons and uniforms to battlefield artifacts and modern reproductions, this specialized retail sector has evolved dramatically over the decades. This poll explores how major military museums have adapted their retail strategies to balance historical education with commercial success in an increasingly digital marketplace.

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The Imperial War Museum (London)
The National World War II Museum (New Orleans)
The National Army Museum (Washington D.C.)
The Australian War Memorial (Canberra)