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The focus of this website, as well as this
sales section, is German Third Reich.
Occasionally United States militaria accompanies pieces that
come in on consignment and those few items will be listed here.
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#5512 |
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General George Patton Signed Photo Grouping A group of photos and a letter
originating from General James Polk and featuring a photo of Polk and Patton
together, which is signed by General George Patton. Notes on photo back date
the photo to May 19, 1944 on the 99th anniversary of the formation
of the 3rd Armored Cavalry.
Also includes a letter from Polk and a studio photo of him as
Commanding General U.S. Army Europe and Seventh Army. |
$2500 |
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#5395 |
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Army Air Force Tunic Dark olive drab four pocket
service tunic for a Lieutenant of the 15th Army Air Force. Tunic has a army
air force pilots badge affixed to the upper left breast along with a small
ribbon bar. Above the right
breast pocket is the “ruptured duck” patch. A very nice bullion 15th
army air force patch adorns the left sleeve. No name inside. Tunic is in good condition, though
there is some mothing to the lower right lapel and
a few other random, pencil size holes throughout the tunic. |
$250 |
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#5492 |
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U.S. WWII Named, Cased, Awards Grouping A cased Purple Heart and cased
Bronze Star, both named to the same recipient. Both
the awards and cases are in excellent condition. There has been no research on this
recipient, so it’s a good project for someone. |
SOLD |
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#5404 |
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U.S. Marines Camo Uniform An absolutely mint, un-issued
WWII Marine Corps camo uniform consisting of both
the tunic and pants. Both pieces are
constructed of lightweight cotton with reversible camo
pattern. All buttons and snaps
are intact and mint as well. The
black metal buttons are marked “U.S. Marine Corps” on the top
surface. The jacket has two snap-closure “grenade” pockets on
each side. The pants have two
side pockets with slit-closures on the green camo
side and flap closures on the brown camo side. Incredible condition, looks like it
was just issued yesterday. Very
rare to find with the pants. |
SOLD |
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#5405 |
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U.S. Army 82nd Airborne/ 505th P.I.R. Ike
Jacket This is a great piece from a true
combat veteran with multiple jumps.
The base jacket is a dual-patched size 38
brown wool “Ike” with the Ruptured Duck indicating this was worn
after the end of hostilities, with rank insignia indicating a Staff
Sergeant. The right upper sleeve
patch is for the First Allied Airborne Army, the left sleeve has the U.S.
made 82nd Airborne insignia.
Most interesting is the sterling silver parachute jump wings with an
oval backing indicating 505th parachute infantry regiment and
three battle stars indicating three combat jumps. Rounding out the
decorations are a Combat Infantry Badge, Presidential Unit Citation ribbon, a
ribbon bar with an EAME sporting three battle stars, and Dutch Military Order
of William and French Croix de Guerre lanyards. A very nice Airborne display piece to
a seasoned paratrooper. |
SOLD |
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#5394 |
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Flight Jacket and Pants Flight suit for wear by U.S. Army
Air Force flight crews, consisting of leather jacket and leather pants. Both
pieces show wear but are in overall excellent condition. Jacket is a size 44S
and labeled Type B-3. Pants are
labeled Type B. |
SOLD |
