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An original M1 helmet, with a rear seam, swivel bales. One or two dents and dings, a couple of blue paint marks on the top. The strap is OD7, frayed at the bales, strap buckle is indicative of being an Austrian post-war version of the M1, but essentially identical to the American version, strap aside….
A post World War Two, possibly Vietnam era, American medal ribbon bar. It comprises the Distinguished Unit Citation, with three oak leaved denoting subsequent awards, a Valorous Unit Award with single oak leaf cluster and an Army Meritorious Unit Citation.
An original period item, crimp brooch.
An original post War No.1 Dress tunic. Constructed from barathea wool, the tunic is furnished with a pair of Sergeant stripes, RAF Long Service medal ribbon and ERII buttons. Condition is generally sound, no mothing, rips or tears. Label shows the manufacturer to be John Hammond & Co. Ltd., with a date of 1968. Measured by…
A genuine American Air Medal, crimp brooch denoting post war manufacture, but essentually identical to the wartime examples.
Original period piece, crimp back brooch.
Original period piece, crimp back brooch.
Original period piece, crimp back brooch.
Original period piece, crimp back brooch.
An original period item, crimp brooch and so dating to the post World War Two era although the medal was instituted in 1919.
An original period item, crimp brooch and so dating to the post World War Two era although the medal was instituted in 1936.
An original period item, crimp brooch and so dating to the post World War Two era.
A genuine American Purple Heart, crimp brooch with clutch pins, denoting post World War Two manufacture. Not named or numbered.
A beautiful example of an Officer s Class A dress uniform visor cap. Judging by the construction of the external band and lining, this is thought to be an inter-war variant and the smaller size Eagle on the cap supports this. The top of the cap is doe-skin, lightly soiled commensurate with age, with three…
A 1907 dated Christmas card sent from the USS Colorado (ACR-7) which was in commission between 1905 and 1930 (known as the USS Pueblo from 1916).
An original Purple Heart, replacement ribbon. The medal is unnamed and unnumbered. No clasp on the replacement ribbon.
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