United States Militaria

This is a used US Army Air Force USAAF USAF Pilot Wings Aviation Badge. This is a 3" pin, to be worn on the uniform blouse or outer jacket. Marked: Sterling. Complete with two pin backs. ... See More

A Naval Aviator is a commissioned officer or warrant officer qualified as a manned aircraft pilot in the United States Navy or United States Marine Corps. While they complete the same undergraduate flight training as Navy and Marine Corps manned aircraft pilots, and are awarded the same aviation breast insignia, a United States Coast Guard manned aircraft pilot is officially ... Read and See More

The retaining device on the catch is lost. WWII vintage. ... See More

Awarded to any person who was taken prisoner of war and held captive after April 5, 1917, during World Wars I and II, Korea and Vietnam conflicts and Operation Desert Storm. Though not authorized until it was approved by President Ronald Reagan in 1986, the POW Medal was created with a grandfather clause making it an approved award to all former Prisoners of ... Read and See More

The American Campaign Medal is a military award of the United States Armed Forces which was first created on November 6, 1942, by Executive Order 9265 issued by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.[1][2] The medal was intended to recognize those military members who had performed military service in the American Theater of Operations during World War II.[2] A similar medal, known as the American ... Read and See More

The Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal (AFEM) is a military award of the United States Armed Forces, which was first created in 1961 by Executive Order of President John Kennedy. The medal is awarded to members of the U.S. Armed Forces who, after July 1, 1958, participated in U.S. military operations, U.S. operations in direct support of the United Nations, or ... Read and See More

The Air Medal (AM) is a military decoration of the United States Armed Forces. It was created in 1942 and is awarded for single acts of heroism or meritorious achievement while participating in aerial flight. post war issue ... See More

The American Defense Service Medal was a military award of the United States Armed Forces, established by Executive Order 8808, by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, on June 28, 1941.[1][2] The medal was intended to recognize those military service members who had served on active duty between September 8, 1939, and December 7, 1941. A similar medal, known as the American Campaign Medal, was established in 1942, for service ... Read and See More

The Medal for Humane Action is a military award of the United States Armed Forces which was created by an act (63 Stat. 477) of the United States Congress on July 20, 1949. The medal recognizes those military service members who performed extended duty in support of the Berlin Airlift. The medal is based on the design of the Berlin Airlift Device. ... See More

The Good Conduct Medal is one of the oldest military awards of the United States Armed Forces. The U.S. Navy's variant of the Good Conduct Medal was established in 1869, the Marine Corps version in 1896, the Coast Guard version in 1923, the Army version in 1941, and the Air Force version in 1963; the Air Force Good Conduct Medal was temporarily discontinued from ... Read and See More

The Commendation Medal is a mid-level United States military decoration which is presented for sustained acts of heroism or meritorious service. For valorous actions in direct contact with an enemy, but of a lesser degree than required for the award of the Bronze Star Medal, a Commendation Medal with "V" Device or Combat "V" (Navy/Marine) is awarded; the "V" ... Read and See More

Post-war example ... See More

Combat Infantryman Badge, Ranger, US 30 collar disk. All Post war. ... See More

WWII American Campaign medal on cardboard issue, no case.

National Defense Service with case.

Medal set Liberation of Kuwait with case.

Vietnam Service Medal. ... See More

A US Army Marksman Badge with a Sharpshooter Clasp. It is constructed out of a die struck blackened sterling silver alloy. It depicts a Maltese style cross with a black pebbled surface and an outlying silvered border. Below the cross are two loops attached to a “Sharpshooter” clasp. The fullback reverse shows a well working pin hinge and catch assembly. ... Read and See More

The United States Navy Good Conduct Medal was authorized on November 21, 1884. The medal is awarded to enlisted personnel of the United States Navy and Naval Reserve (active duty) for creditable, above average professional performance, military behavior, leadership, military appearance and adaptability based on good conduct and faithful service for three-year periods of continuous active service. It is constructed out of ... Read and See More

Nice Lapel pin with functioning "spin off" device. ... See More

Nicely marked pin 2 piece construction marked 10K GF<(Gold Filled) and "Serling" by AMICO ... See More

For 37mm and Machine gun ... See More

Zuhrah A.A.O. N.M.S. Minneapolis Minn cased medal with imitation tortoise case. ... See More

As shown, some Canadian, US and Russian items all post-1945 ... See More

An American Army Medal of Honor by H.L.P. N.Y. Co - Type VI; Gold-Filled and enamels, un-named, marked "The congress to 1-10 10K HLP-GF" (Gold-Filled) to the reverse, 38.5 mm x 56.5 mm inclusive of its eagle and VALOR suspension, on a period original full-length neck ribbon with horizontal octagonal thirteen star cravat pad, (a bit soiled) sewn in ... Read and See More

US M1944 tunic also known as the "Ike" Jacket with 2 caps and small group of insignia/awards. The Jacket is from a US 9th air force vet. ... See More

An Efficiency Honor Fidelity Medal. It is constructed out of a die struck tombak base that has been bronze washed. The round obverse depicts an eagle sitting upon a sword that lays on top of a book, all encircled by the words " Efficiency Honor Fidelity". To the top is a soldered on loop and ring, which holds 2 1/2 inches of red ... Read and See More

An Efficiency Honor Fidelity Medal. It is constructed out of a die struck tombak base that has been bronze washed. The round obverse depicts an eagle sitting upon a sword that lays on top of a book, all encircled by the words " Efficiency Honor Fidelity". To the top is a soldered on loop and ring, which holds 2 6/8 inches of red ... Read and See More

The Women's Army Corps (WAC) was the women's branch of the United States Army. It is constructed out of a die stamped sterling silver base that has been gold gilded. The observe depicts the official insignia of the U.S. Women's Army Corps: the Greek goddess Athena. The hollow back reverse has a horizontally soldered on pin, hinge and catch ... Read and See More

Cased U.S. Army Insignia Pin by the Nation Silver Company (Genuine Sterling Silver). The observe depicts The US Army seal. The reverse of the eagles is marked “Sterling”. The pin measures approximately 10/16 inches wide by 1 1/8 inches tall. The pin is attached to pressed paper, which is maker marked “Sterling Silver”. The original box is made of cardboard and measure ... Read and See More

Six piece US Metal Insignia Group ... See More

Three sleeve badges, 2 rank chevrons, 2 sharpshooter marksman badges, ribbon bar. ... See More

Neat pieces! They are constructed out of a die stamped bronze base that has been bronze washed and contains blue enamel work. The obverse’s features a reverse blue swastika. The full back reverse’s have a well working catch, pin and hinge assembly. One is missing all of its enamel the other retains 80%. I was told that the color ... Read and See More

Fifth Army Sleeve Badge, Combat Infantryman’s Badge, Sharpshooter Marksman Badge, Collar Dog, 2 Rank Chevrons and 3 Pins. ... See More

A US Army Marksman Badge with a Rifle Clasp. It is constructed out of a die struck blackened sterling silver alloy. It depicts a Maltese style cross with a black pebbled surface and an outlying silvered border. Below the cross are two loops attached to a “Rifle” clasp. The fullback reverse shows a well working pin hinge and catch assembly. ... Read and See More

A US Army Marksman Badge with a Rifle Clasp. It is constructed out of a die struck blackened sterling silver alloy. It depicts a Maltese style cross with a black pebbled surface and an outlying silvered border. Below the cross are two loops compacted by a “Hand Grenade” clasp. The fullback reverse shows a well working pin hinge and catch ... Read and See More

Here we have a 1968 Hubert H. Humphrey “HHH” Campaign Pin! It is die struck and gold gilded. A nice piece! ... See More

Nice fighting knife here. The grip plates are well fit and look to me to be replacements? Not sure but can not find any similar? Nicely marked with blackened blade. ... See More

This knife is marked "US" over "30990" on ricasso. Reverse stamped "SA" (Springfield Armory) over "Flaming Bomb" over "1912". The bright (2nd pattern) blade is free of sharpening and there are some minor finger stains. It has been cleaned. The brass guard, rivets and pommel cap wear a nice dark patina. Grips show scratches and normal period wear. Scabbard is stamped "Rock ... Read and See More

Contemporary production Model 1852 US Navy Officer sword by Hilborn Hamburger NY. Beauty etched SS blade is triple etched. The 28" blade indicated he was 5'6"-5'7" tall. The gilt hilt has USN in the basket. Composition faux ray-skin grip with triple brass wire wrap. The scabbard is black leather with gilt brass fittings. The upper scabbard ring is missing. ... See More

Rare, especially with a surviving scabbard!! Made at the Springfield armory for the M1835 and M1842 musket. The M1842 musket was used extensively through the Civil War. This has a US marked triangular blade, (later made illegal due to the difficulty caring for these wounds). The scabbard is a 1839 pattern designed for the shoulder belt attachment. It has black leather ... Read and See More

For use with present day USMC sword. Last pic is just to show the set with the sword. ... See More

United States Army Civil War Vintage Mod. 1850 Foot Officer's Sword (rank of Captain and Lieutenant). Made by Henry Sauerbier & Co., Newark, New Jersey. Slightly curved blade is engraved and etched with military designs, federal shield, U.S., floral designs, and maker's mark. Ornate brass D-Guard is cast with floral design and "U.S." in the hand-guard. The "U.S." in ... Read and See More

Made at Springfield Armory for the Model 1873 trapdoor Springfield rifle. This has a triangular spike blade and the correct blued scabbard. This is the early version with brown leather belt loop made at Watervliet Arsenal with a clear "A.R." Smith inspector stamp and brass US rossette. ... See More

This specimen is a Model 1840 Artillery Saber and scabbard, the type carried by enlisted men of the U.S. Army Horse Artillery, a relatively small branch of the federal military. It was made by the Ames Manufacturing Company of Chicopee, Massachusens, the leading supplier of swords to the U.S. armed forces. The Model 1840 proved to bo a solid, well-designed ... Read and See More

The last rank patch is on denim. Not sure what this is. ... See More

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WWII period, from Vet's estate. ... See More

Genuine WWII patch. ... See More

Ashtray and 3 patches ... See More

4 pieces of US Army WWI insignia. One Captain Insignia & a pair of LtCol insignias. In World War I United States soldiers received stripes called Wound Chevrons that were influenced by French practice. These looked exactly the same as Overseas Service Chevrons, but were always gold metallic-thread and worn on the lower right sleeve. (At that time the gold Overseas Chevron ... Read and See More

WWII issue in brass w disk to reverse. ... See More

US Army Honorable Discharge Emblem Lozenge. Ruptured duck. ... See More

US Army Strategic Command (STRATCOM) Patch. Machine embroidered Yellow, orange and white thread. Lightning bolt through globe on shield. Uniform Removed. Measures approximately 2 inches wide by 2 ½ inches tall. Nice. ... See More

Machine embroidered Yellow, orange and white thread. Lightning bolt through globe on shield. Uniform Removed. Measures approximately 2 inches wide by 2 ½ inches tall. Minor soil. Nice. ... See More

SP2 (1955‐1959) Spec/5 (1959‐1985). Machine embroidered goldenlite yellow arcs and eagle on a green backing. Minor soil and treads. Measures 3 inches wide by 3 ¼ inches tall. ... See More

Machine embroidered Yellow, orange and white thread. Lightning bolt through globe on shield. Uniform Removed. Measures approximately 2 inches wide by 2 ½ inches tall. Nice. ... See More

WW2 U.S. Army Wool Four Overseas Service Bar Patch (2 Years). Gold strips on green wool. Measures 2 inches tall by 1 5/8 inches wide. ... See More

WWII US Army Technician 5th Grade Enlisted Rank Chevron. Tech Corporal, pay grade 5. Two chevrons above “T”. Machine embroidered. Measures 3 1/16 inches wide by 3 ¾ inches tall. ... See More

WWII US Army AAF - IX Aviation Engineer Command Patch. Shield shaped. Machine embroidered. Measures 2 ½ inches wide by 3 1/8 inches tall. ... See More

US Navy Shoulder Straps in Case. Shipping will be more expensive as it is a larger item. This has been taken into consideration when pricing this item. Thanks. ... See More

Approx 3" x 1.5" patch. ... See More

24 items in total: 11 - 1918 Wisconsin Newspapers, 6 - 1916 James River Bank Calendar Cards (WWI ship themed calendar), 3 Newspaper Clippings, 2 Stamp Albums, and 2 Booklets. Four of the calendar cards appear to have had the calendar part cut off. The front page of "The Atrocities of Germany" is not attached. A cool grouping! ... See More

Fifty black and white US press photos. All slightly curved inward. These from Pacific theatre all WWII era. They each measure 4 1/2 inches wide by 3 1/2 inches tall. ... See More

A 2 7/8 inches wide by 5 5/16 inch tall foldable paper pamphlet. Came in as part of a veteran lot. ... See More

Approx 14"x 11" print by RB Ash, war artist. Print is dated 2003. Original dedication and signature in blue ink. ... See More

31 photos and other miscellaneous documents/letters/cards. Less than $1 each! ... See More

Two pressed cardboard photos. WWII United States General G. O. Squier-class Navy Transport Ship General A. W. Brewster AP-155 USS General A. W. Brewster (AP-155). WWII United States Tacoma-class frigate USS Allentown (PF-52) USS Allentown (PF-52)Read and See More

A very neat piece! Printed Poster. Vibrant Colors. Bottom Left reads: “Copyright 1917 (g. b. levee) scroll publishers 68 W. Washington St. Chicago”. Minor rips and tears to edges. The two biggest rips have tape applied to the reverse. It measures 22 ¾ inches tall by 18 inches wide. ... See More

Approx. 20" x 14" shows Mom and Dad worried over their Son's fate overseas. Nice "Sons in Service fag in background. Art work by notable artist Harry Anderson. minor damage as shown. ... See More

Yea, this one came out of a Vet grouping I bought. Dated 1945 it's a flip book with multiple celluloid pages and you flip through them she presents in progressively less and less clothing. ... See More

Life: The War in Iraq: The Illustrated History Hardcover Book ‐ Jun 16 2003 by Editors of Life (Author). Beginning centuries before the rise of Saddam Hussein and continuing in the volatile aftermath of his fall, The War in Iraq: The Illustrated History relates, in vivid words and pictures, the saga of an ancient, beleaguered people. Dramatic, intimate photographs of Gulf War II ... Read and See More

Here we have a grouping of Staff Sergeant Curtis Beatham of the US Army’s document grouping. There are multiple pieces including; two newspapers, “Campaigns of the 36th Infantry Division” poster, “350th Fighter Group” document, 6 postcards/documents, 4 period documents, 7 more recent records and more. Beatham won; Combat Infantryman’s Badge, Good Conduct Medal, Purple Heart, European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Ribbon with ... Read and See More

Vintage tin Treat 'em Rough army tank coin bank. This hail's America’s first tank unit, known as the “Treat ’em Rough Boys”. This is a period tin toy bank that says, "treat 'em rough" on the back of it. ... See More

Swas. in enamel with 5 petal flower and red glass center. This looks to me to NOT be German made rather a 1920's US good luck broach. Enamel missing from one petal. ... See More

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As shown with a contents as shown. This is 90% complete. ... See More

Ashtray and 3 patches ... See More

As shown, from Veteran estate. ... See More

Heidelberg served at the HQ of US 7th Army Europe from 1952. Nice Sein here with DRGM marked zinc cast top. Bottom of Stein has translucent design. ... See More

A one quart capacity canteen with its cup and Khaki canvas cover. The aluminum canteen is slightly concave to its reverse and retains its black bakelite screw cap, attached between its top and a flange brazed to the base of the neck by a short metal chain. The side of the canteen is engraved "U.S. Massillon Al. Co 1945", while ... Read and See More

Here we have a group of 5 different cast lead ship models all are badly damaged. The bottom is cast with the word "Comet" the manufacturer and the ships individual names. World War II turned small scale ship modeling from a civilian hobby to a military necessity. Accurate identification of friendly and enemy ships and aircraft was necessary to avoid costly ... Read and See More

Here we have a group of 4 different cast lead ship models. The bottom is cast with the word "Comet" the manufacturer and the ships individual names. World War II turned small scale ship modeling from a civilian hobby to a military necessity. Accurate identification of friendly and enemy ships and aircraft was necessary to avoid costly mistakes on the battlefield. ... Read and See More

Here we have a group of 6 different cast lead ship models. The bottom is cast with the word "Comet" the manufacturer and the ships individual names. World War II turned small scale ship modeling from a civilian hobby to a military necessity. Accurate identification of friendly and enemy ships and aircraft was necessary to avoid costly mistakes on the battlefield. ... Read and See More

Here we have a group of 5 different cast lead ship models. The bottom is cast with the word "Comet" the manufacturer and the ships individual names. World War II turned small scale ship modeling from a civilian hobby to a military necessity. Accurate identification of friendly and enemy ships and aircraft was necessary to avoid costly mistakes on the battlefield. ... Read and See More

Here we have a group of 6 different cast lead ship models. The bottom is cast with the word "Comet" the manufacturer and the ships individual names. World War II turned small scale ship modeling from a civilian hobby to a military necessity. Accurate identification of friendly and enemy ships and aircraft was necessary to avoid costly mistakes on the battlefield. ... Read and See More

Vietnam era. Made in New York. A stamped aluminum based green painted construction. The obverse features a red and white medical decal. All closure hinges work well. All of the components are included. ... See More

Here we have a 1966 Vietnam era United States Mess Kit. It is constructed out of a stamped alumni base. It comes complete with a fork, knife and spoon. The closure lid is marked “US Regal 1966 DSA-4-0A2661-TR530”. A neat piece! ... See More

Here we have a US ANB- H 1 Headset by Western Electric. One ear phone is damaged to the leather. Otherwise in great condition. Nice markings. ... See More

USA 5 & 10 cent Military Payment Certificates.Series 472 and Series 521. ... See More

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A two-piece helmet, comprised of a resin-impregnated canvas liner and a Manganese shell, first developed in 1941. The shell retains approximately 95% of its rough-textured olive drab paint to the exterior, and about 95% of its smooth-textured olive drab paint to the interior. The helmet has 1943-45 production swivel bail loops for the chinstrap. Shell is complete with its original two piece olive-drab ... Read and See More

Owned by Lt. Robert J. Scott. Post-1968 liner. ... See More

A two-piece helmet, comprised of a liner and a Manganese shell. The shell retains approximately 95% of its rough textured olive drab paint. There is a yellow applied Lieutenant rank bar to the front. Shell is post 1950, green cotton with T1 attachment. Front has shell is complete with its original two piece olive-drab webbed chinstrap and metal fittings. Helmet rim has ... Read and See More

The non-ballistic CVC helmet was a lightly padded crash helmet for wear inside all US armored fighting vehicles during the Vietnam era. This specimen, manufactured by Specialty Plastics, mounts integrated send/receive electronics emblematic of the advances of radio and intercom communications in the post WWII era. Included is a set of goggles with cloth elastic straps. The foam used ... Read and See More

Here we have 8 US Caps. Four are marked, and one has a rip in the top. A good deal! ... See More

U.S. Army Air Corps leather flight crew cap made of fleece lined brown leather with turn-down ear flaps. No maker's tag or size label but is approximately a size 7. The hat has age cracking. The leather is dry. ... See More

A two-piece helmet, comprised of a liner and a Manganese shell. The shell retains approximately most of its rough-textured olive drab paint. Original chinstrap. The high pressure plastic liner has a dark brown and tan vertical stripe design visible to its interior surface, resulting from its segmented construction, but has been painted in rough-textured olive drab to its exterior, which ... Read and See More

The center is a tie clip for size reference. as shown ... See More

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Wedge Cap, Tunic and Trousers named to H.D. Rowe. Waist is approx 36" and inseam 30". This has minor soil and age. there are a couple repair stitches to the top of the cap. ... See More

WWII issue in brass w disk to reverse. ... See More

US M1944 tunic also known as the "Ike" Jacket with 2 caps and small group of insignia/awards. The Jacket is from a US 9th air force vet. ... See More

For use with present day USMC sword. Last pic is just to show the set with the sword. ... See More

USMC – Third Marine Air Wing Tunic & Pants ... See More

Real nice worn shirt here with what appears to be a replaced button on the right pocket. ... See More

Real nice worn shirt here with a repair to the reverse as shown, one broken button minor soil. ... See More

No soil, all buttons intact, the seam at the right picket is ripped a couple inches this is an easy repair if you even care. No holes. ... See More

Khaki wool long sleeve. One pocket button missing and a dot of soil on one pockete. No holes ... See More

Comes with belt, a couple tiny spots of dirt to reverse. One button on upper right pocket is only 1/2 intact and the left is cracked. No holes. ... See More

Nice wool WWII tunic in great shape. comes with shirt and tie. ... See More

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