United States Militaria

The World War II Victory Medal Awarded for service in the armed forces between the dates of 7 December 1941 and 31 December 1946. It is constructed out of a die struck bronze base that has been bronze washed. The round shaped obverse features a figure of a Liberation standing full length with head turned to dexter looking to the dawn of a new ... Read and See More

A WWII American Campaign Medal. The medal was intended to recognize those military members who had performed military service in the American Theater of Operations during World War II. It is construcrted out of a die struck bronze base. The obverse features a sinking enemy submarine, a Navy cruiser and a B-24 Liberator bomber flying overhead a city, all underneath ... Read and 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

The group consists of: Dog Tags, Army Good Conduct Medal, Bronze Star, Air Medal, American Campaign Medal, Silver Star, American Defense Service Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, US Parachutist Badge, USAAF Combat Pilot Badge, USAAF Cadet’s Cap Badge, USAAF Bombardier Badge, USN Naval Aviator Badge, USAAF Air Crew Member Badge, USN Knife, WW2 1943 US M1 Garand Bayonet by PAL ... 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

This was worn by American members of the US European Rod and Gun Clubs during the 50’s to 70’s. Mostly hunters wore the badges, but were available to all members of the clubs. It is constructed out of a die struck multi piece copper base that has been riveted/soldered together and contains multi-color enamel work.The observe depicts a ... 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

10 US Medal Bars. 9 of 10 pins work well. They each measure approximately 1 3/8 wide by 3/8 of an inch tall. ... See More

Here we have a US Sharp Shooter Marksman Badge with a Rifle medal bar! It is made of a die struck blackened sterling silver alloy. It depicts a Maltese cross with a black pebbled surface and an outlying silvered border. Below the cross are two loops attached to a “Rifle” medal bar. The reverse shows a well working pin hinge ... Read and See More

Here we have a US Sharp Shooter Marksman Badge with a Hand Grenade medal bar! It is made of a die struck blackened sterling silver alloy. It depicts a Maltese cross with a black pebbled surface and an outlying silvered border. Below the cross are two loops to attach a “Hand Grenade” medal bar. The attaching loops are missing. The ... 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 example. ... See More

U.S. Army Achievement Medal
The Achievement Medal was first proposed as a means to recognize the contributions of junior officers and enlisted personnel. The United States Army issued their own versions of the Army Achievement Medal in 1981. Effective 11 September 2001, the Army Achievement Medal may be awarded in a combat area. Since this change over sixty thousand Army Achievement ... Read and See More

Made from Spingfield Armory for Model 1855 Springfield rifle. Civil war era. 18" triangle blade and socket. Marked US over F. Scabbard is regulation US pattern of 1861 type III, std issue through the Civil War. Black leather scabbard has belt 8 rivet frog. ... 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

United States Army Non-Commissioned Officer’s Sword, Civil War vintage, by The Ames Manufacturing Co., Chicopee Mass. Straight 32" bright blade, with one large fuller. Several nicks to cutting edge. Solid cast brass grip assembly consisting of globular shaped pommel, ribbed grip, large knuckle bow with bi-lobed guard finished with a finial. Red buffer pad is in place. Scabbard is black ... Read and See More

United States Army Musicians Sword, Civil War Vintage, by The Ames Manufacturing Co., Chicopee, Mass. Straight 28" bright blade with one large fuller. Age greyed. Solid, cast-brass grip assembly consisting of globular-shaped pommel, ribbed grip, and large knuckle-bow finished with a finial, red felt buffer pad is in place. Scabbard is black leather with brass drag and throat piece with a ... Read and See More

This specimen is a U.S. Model 1860 Light Cavalry Saber and scabbard, the principal sword used by cavalry troopers during the Civil War and Indian Wars that followed. It was manufactured by C. (Christopher) Roby & Company of West Chelmsford, Massachusetts, primarily a cutting-tool maker who was awarded federal contracts during the Civil War for several models of regulations swords. Roby ... Read and See More

US model M7 combat bayo. made in Germany for Colt. This was used on the US M16 rifle. Blued blade and hardware with black plastic checked grip plates. Scabbard is plastic with sheet metal throat. The throat is marked "VP5" underneath. Wonderful condition. ... See More

US model M7 combat bayonet made by Case during the WWII era. This was used on the US M1 carbine. Blued blade and hardware with leather washer grip. The crossguard is US case ordinance marked with the flaming bomb. Scabbard is M8 olive drab plastic with sheet metal throat. The throat is marked "VP5" underneath. Wonderful condition. ... See More

Made by Aerial Cutlery Co. during Vietnam era for the US M14 rifle. Blade and hardware ate parkerized. Black plastic grips. Model M8A1 olive drab scabbard. ... 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

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

Original wartime in printed oil-cloth. ... 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 Army Honorable Discharge Emblem Lozenge. Ruptured duck. ... 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

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 11 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

Make in khaki web, the musette bag M-1936 was intended for officers or troops with motor transport or paratroopers. The musette bag has two adjustable web slings with two snap hooks which can be hooked to the bottom of the bag or to the "D" rings of the suspenders or together. The U.S. stamp is on the front flap ... Read and 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

Here we have a US .30 Cal Ammunition Box by REEVES. It is made of stamped steel and has been re-painted brown. It reads: “Cal .30ml Ammunition Box” to both sides. And to the front: “Reeves U.S.” and it has the flaming ordnance bomb on it. All of the hocks, hinge and clips work well. It measures 10 ½ X 7 X 3 ¾ inches. ... Read and See More

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

A neat little trinket here! I believe it is made out of nickel silver alloy or perhaps silver though I see no silver markings. The front shows a Submarine on a rectangle plate with 4 chain links to either side and a connecting piece to the end. The connecting piece may be a later replacement? The reverse shows an etched date ... 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

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

This is a genuine WWII example of the classic M1938 tanker helmet used by American tank crews in world war two. As worn in the movie Fury by Brad Pit. This is correctly marked RAWLINGS 7 3/8 76072 PATENT NO'S 130.878 2.282.830. Excellent condition . ... 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

Here we have a WWII US Army Officer Visor Cap Badge. Die struck gilded brass. The observe depicts an eagle clutching arrows in one talon and a flower in another, the eagle also has a shield centrally placed on it's chest. To the top is an Insignia emblem, as well as the writing "E Pluribus Unum". The reverse has a ... Read and See More

As shown. ... See More

Here we have a US Army garrison Cap! It is constructed out of a cotton twill material with a green cord piping to the outside. The outside has minor soil. Otherwise is very clean. The interior is very clean with nice markings. Nice! ... See More

Here we have a US Army garrison Cap! It is constructed out of an olive drab wool material with a braided cord piping to the outside and a leather sweatband and silver rayon/silk material to the inside. The outside minor soil. Otherwise is very clean. The interior is very clean with only sweat stains to the leather sweat band. ... Read and See More

Here we have a US Army garrison cap! It is constructed out of a cotton twill material. The outside has minor soil. Otherwise is very clean. The interior is very clean. Nice ... 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

Fully lined dark Navy Blue uniform with red trim. Nice rank stripes and medal bars. ... See More

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

It is constructed out of interlocking plated steel with two spring loaded clips and top swivel hook. Minor oxidization. Measures 10 ½ inches long ... See More

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