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An original American Europe-Africa-Middle East Medal pin back ribbon bar. The ribbon bears three Campaign Stars, awarded for such campaigns as Sicily, Anzio, Normandy, Central Europe etc.Â
An empty envelope, date stamped what looks like 1943. From a Sergeant Poulding of the 21st Westher Squadron. With censor s stamp.
An empty envelope, date stamped 22 April 1943. From a member of the 6th Ferry Squadron, 1st Ferry Group. With censor s stamp.
An interesting personal grouping, belonging to Hayes H Rossman, dog tag shows a tetanus date of 1945. Also includes his bible, named inside and noted as being a gift from his parents, dated 21 February 1945. Also with clutch back name tape, possibly something post-war or civilian.
A genuine period piece, an M-1936 Musette Bag, sound condition throughout, no rips or tears. Manufactured by Atlantic Products Corp and dated 1943.
An OD-7 and late war Korean era E-Tool cover, good servicable condition.
A leather shoulder holster, manufactured by BOYT and dated 1944, US Navy variant. Holster is complete with strap, in good wearable condition. Leather is quite stiff but should loosen up nicely with treatment.
A genuine Officer’s crusher cap chin strap. The leather is a little hardened, but still flexible and there is has been one repair near the buckle, invisible when the strap is in place. Brown leather, it does look black on the pictures, but it is the correct brown leather colour.
A selection of petrol coupons and ration books, apparently belonging to a single family, who are pictured on a postcard included.
A clutch back, three ribbon bar comprising EAME with two Campaign Stars, WWII Victory and Army of Occupation Medal.
A single, notched dog tag named to; BLANCHE E. SHEAFFER 415 S. 32ND STREET CAMP HILL. PA. Whilst this is an army dog tag, there is a Blanche Elinor Sheaffer Musselman noted to have died aged 82, in Camp Hill, PA on 23 January 2000. Her obituary records her as having served with the Navy,…
Thought to be a 1940s 50s era V.F.W. pin back badge.
Thought to be a 1940s 50s era Semper Peratus pin back badge.
An extensive World War two era grouping of paperwork ephemera, insignia, dog tags, medal ribbons and so on. The grouping comprises in detail; 1. Two Army Air Force Cadet patches, blue backed being the earlier war variant, later patches being on black, 2. Five individual Corporal stripes, all matching so likely issued together, 3. Single…
An interesting book, 48 pages long, detailing the ways British people can assist in national defence. Includes details on joining the ARP, the National Fire Service, the Police and the armed forces.
An interesting book, over 60 pages, some torn pages and a little fragile around the edges, priced accordingly.
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