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A group of six miniatures, swing mounted on a two pin clutch back bar and comprising American Campaign Medal, Asiatic-Pacific and World War II Victory Medal. Also the post war Occupation Service Medal, National Defense Medal and Armed Forces Reserve Medal.
Lot of six battle streamers, flown from a unit s colours, for the Europe-Africa-Middle-East Campaign. Covers the Italian campaign and the streamers include Sicily, Naples-Foggia, Po Valley, Anzio, Rome-Arno and North Appenines. There is light discolouration in some areas and some spots of what is possibly moth damage, or just deterioration of the fabric. Still…
Interesting item, unused new-old-stock first aid pack Carlisle tins complete in original box. This lot comprises the external cardboard packaging, some damage where the flap has come away. The tins are in excellent condition, un-opened with seals intact and six lines of text (rather than 7 or 8), which tends to denote early war, perhaps…
A nice pair of original items, one clutch back, one screw back, World War Two era. Comprises a U.S. and Finance Corps collar dog.
An original US WW2 era brassard, machine sewn onto blue felt. The felt is in excellent condition, very slightly faded (the inside of the brassard is slightly brighter), but no moth nips. Appears to have two period safety pins holding it together. The AWS represents the Aircraft Warning System and these brassards were used to…
An original American American Campaign Medal, un-named as issued. Crimp brooch.
An original American American Campaign Medal, un-named as issued. Crimp brooch.
Here we have a number of NOS (New-Old-Stock) CKR-6AC7, VT-112 radio valves. These have not been tested, but came from a large batch found still boxed, so I have no reason to believe they won t function, aside from their age. All are made by Ken-Rad Tube and Lamp Corp. Inc.
Here we have for sale a number of American belt buckles, for attachment to the end of the canvas of the belt. Used condition, slight wear and tear but all are functional. We have a number of these for sale so the one you receive may not be the one pictured.
A slot brooch (denoting WW2 manufacture) Bronze Star, un-named. Complete in original case with ribbon bar and two small additional slips of ribbon.
Generally a quite clean example of enlisted wool trousers, couple of moth nips (pictured) and light soiling. Measured by hand as; Waist – 16.5 inches Inside Leg – 30.5 inches, with potential to let down another 2 inches.
An original tan cotton garrison cap, furnished with yellow and crimson Ordnance Dept. piping. Condition is generally sound, no damage. Laundry number L-4011 inked inside. No size marked but measured by hand at 28cm, so around a size 7.
An original US WW2 era first aid pouch, no marking on the inside, but condition is sound.
An original US WW2 era M1938 Parsons jacket, the 1st type of what would later become the M41 jacket – the main difference being the pocket flaps, that are not present on the M41.  Worn and used condition, perfect for that combat impression. General grime and dirt, stitched repairs on both arms, light fraying on the cuffs,…
An original US WW2 era Officer s uniform grouping. Comprises Class A dress tunic, chocolate shirt, one pair of pink trousers and one pair of chocolate trousers. Both pairs of trousers are named to a John Nordstrom, with laundry number N-5291. This laundry number is also present on a period laundry label pinned inside the back…
An original US WW2 era Officer s Four Pocket dress tunic. Light soiling commensurate with age, couple of spots of mothing on the rear. Tunic is furnished with; 1. Bullion pilot s wing, sewn onto gabardine material and sewn on to tunic. 2. Two ribbon bars, Air Medal with one Oak Leaf and EAME with two Campaign…
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