USA

ca. 1890. Manufactured from sheet metal, with horizontal pin on reverse. Worn condition, Grade 2. Rare.

In 1866, General Order No. 56 was published, which provided for the recruitment of Indians as Army Scouts. The Indian scouts were organized into independent companies and subordinated to regular U.S. Army regiments. The officers of the Indian Scout companies were white, while the soldiers (including the non-commissioned officers) were Native American Indians.

From the 1960 film with John Wayne.
Includes a blue and red vest with an interior stamp reading “Republic Pictures” and a handwritten size “48.” The arm length measures 62 cm, and the chest circumference is 72 cm. Still attached some handwritten tags. The vest shows heavy wear and is in condition grade 3.
Comes with a pair of grey trousers, the inside of the trousers bears a stamp reading “Western Costume Co., Hollywood, Calif.”, waist circumference 86 cm, length 113 cm, condition 3

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slight damage to enamel, condition 2

vintage, reverse marked 1/10 10 KGF LGB, condition 2

32 mm, condition 2

hand stitched, condition 2

includes patches for the 5th Air Force, Flying Tigers, 2 Chinese KTM hat insignias, 2 Service Command enameled insignias, Flying Tigers miniature lapel button, small hat insignia with clutch backs, condition 2

condition 2

condition 2

, condition 2

, condition 2

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condition 2

without screw for the reverse, condition 2

, condition 2

, condition 1

, condition 2

lot of 28, glued to cardboard, condition 2

The album contains 44 pictures of US officers and Korean pilots. Mike Adams trained the first batch of South Korean pilots, plus approximately 17 loose photographs from service prior to Korea: Brazil 1943, Tunisia 1943, Italy 1943, and Paris, France 1945.

, condition 2

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pin is missing, 42 mm, condition 2.

, condition 2

condition 2

Inside with tag "Doeskin Arnold Jackerson Brooklyn N-Y", hand embroidered eagle in the neck, on the left upper arm with fine bullion embroidered NCO insignia. Chest circumference 90 cm, arm length 64 cm, length 62 cm, condition 2. Comes with matching pants, waist circumference 76 cm, length 107 cm, condition 2

chest circumference 78 cm, arm length 63 cm, length 75 cm, inside with tag “US Coast Guard”, with collar devices, condition 2

dated from 1918 to 1919, condition 3

brown smooth leather, front with stamp "US", reverse with suspension hook, as well as stamp "Rock Island 1916 T.C.C.C", light wear from use, metal fittings partially with verdigris, condition 2-

condition 2

unknown, possibly a school or National Guard, screw back attachment, condition 2

on screw back, condition 2

inside the shell with markings “US-Govt Property OCD”, straps have corrosion, condition 2

Includes patches from his stop over in Hong Kong, Kaohsiung Taiwan 1968, Far East Cruise 7th Fleet, US Navy, USS Falgout DER 324, and 4 flags for his tour jackets: Vietnam, Japan, China, Philippines; condition 2

, condition 2

pouch is not dated, condition 2

clutch back missing, condition 2.

Circa 1920. Bicorne hat covered in black needle felt with black and white plume decoration, on the right side the agraffe with red cross. Interior with brown sweatband and black and olive silk lining with manufacturer “Henderson Ames Co W. L. Cummings”. Size approximately 56. Signs of wear and age. Condition 2-.

Overall length approximately 38 cm. The aircraft was shot down on March 19, 1945 near Werl-Büderich (North Rhine-Westphalia) and recovered in August 2005.

length 24.5 cm, 1 suspension ring is missing, condition 2

Serge wool, with collar insignias on both lapels, on the left upper arm the “2nd Armored Division” SSI (Shoulder Sleeve Insignia). Interior with satin lining, quartermaster label present, dated April 21, 1945. Sleeve length 65 cm, chest circumference 74 cm, length 59 cm, condition 2-3.
Trousers in serge wool, with size markings W32/L35. Waist circumference 80 cm, length 119 cm, dated December 10, 1945, condition 2-3.

Privately purchased, in olive drab shade no. 51 (OD 51), with collar devices and metal rank insignia; on one of the Infantry lapel pins one clutch back is missing. On the left sleeve with Berlin Brigade SSI (Shoulder Sleeve Insignia). Combat Infantry Badge in sterling silver, below with ribbon bars: Bronze Star, Purple Heart, European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with 2 Battle Stars, American Defense Service Medal, US Army American Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal. On the right sleeve with 4 overseas service stripes. Interior with green satin lining, on the pocket with tailor tag “Steierberger Augsburg”; lining is partly damaged. Sleeve length 63 cm, chest circumference 86 cm, length 80 cm. The waist belt is missing.
Ribbon bar is original but post-war applied and might not be in the correct order.
Comes with trousers in pale taupe, officially called “drab shade no. 54”, with tailor tag dated and named “Joseph Eder Augsburg Herr Major H. Lopko 25.5.1949”; waist circumference 88 cm, length 104 cm, some moth holes, condition 3.

Condition 2

on blue felt, with backing material, condition 2

, clutch back missing, condition 2

bullion eagle, on brown cloth, condition 3

Non-magnetic shell with magnetic rim, secured by 3 original rivets. Outer green paint with texture, inside with chinstrap, liner is partly damaged, with visor. Condition 2-3.
There were only 1,300 of these Experimental Model 8 made.

printed on very thin cloth, some stains, very fragile, already some damaged, condition 3

approximately 17 mm, condition 2

French made, condition 2

Condition: 2.

modern issue, condition 2

Pictures and text documenting three Coast Guard cutters in transit to the North American continent: USCGC Storis, USCGC Bramble, USCGC Spar. Binder is damaged, condition 3

, condition 2

without straps or cover, bottle neck is not marked, condition 3-

with cover and markings, condition 3

4 dog tags and tape “correspondent”, condition 2

condition 2

Privately purchased, in olive drab shade no. 51 (OD 51), without any insignias. Inside with green satin lining, in the pocket with tag, dated June 11, 1942, size 37R. Arm length 59 cm, chest circumference 80 cm, length 78 cm. The waist belt and 1 button are missing, condition 2-
Comes with trousers, waist circumference 74 cm, length 107 cm, with some stains, minor moth holes, condition 2-.

without contents, condition 2-

Blue wool construction, with red headband, leather visor, black chinstrap, hollow crossed cannons insignia with screw back (unmarked maker), interior with leather sweatband, interior ink stamp “Phila Depot W. Barnes”, size approximately 56, some moth holes beneath the cap insignia and on the crown, Condition 2-3

with attachment loops on the back, condition 3

Mounted on cardboard, the patch dates from 1968, condition 2

condition 2

with screw, condition 2

oxidation, condition 2

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miniature, 31 mm, condition 2

without screwback, condition 2

condition 2

Comes in a white binder and includes a Certificate of Authenticity issued by George Burgard's son, dated 2005. The binder contains 16 small photographs and two large reprinted photographs, an “Air Line Association” membership card, two post-war reunion leaflets from 1979 and 1983, and six letters from George to his son Lee. Also included are his ATC (Air Transport Command) wings (as listed in the COA), American Airlines pilot wings and cap badge, with one photograph showing George wearing the AA wings; It is unclear whether the portrait of the American Airlines pilot depicts Burgard or one of his colleagues, overall condition: 2

Circa 1918. The service coat of brown soft wool with low standing collar, four patch pockets and a single row of five service buttons, on the shoulders the sewn-in cloth loops, on the collar the “US” disc and the disc with crossed rifles for an Infantry Regiment and the letter “K” for the company, on the left sleeve the gray chevron for Corporal and above it the two red overseas service chevrons each representing six months of overseas or front service. Interior with brown wool lining, stamped “US” in the neck area, front right the lining interior with tailor's label “Neustadter Bros. Portland … July 10, 1918 …”. Condition 2.

 with single collar insignia, arm patch, and ribbon bar, jacket length 57 cm, chest circumference 86 cm, sleeve length 63 cm, some stains, condition 3
comes with matching trousers, damaged to the cloth, waist circumference 70 cm, length 108 cm, condition 4

 on screw back, condition 2

machine stitched, condition 2

inside the shell with markings "US-Govt Property OCD", with liner and chinstrap, condition 2

, condition 2

Manufactured in 1918. The coat made of olive drab wool with standing collar, sewn-in shoulder loops, four patch pockets and a single row of five black-painted eagle buttons, on the collar the “US” buttons and the infantry branch insignia button with crossed rifles and company letter “K”, on the upper left sleeve the shoulder sleeve insignia of the 86th Infantry Division with eagle and monogram “BH”, on the right sleeve the chevrons for corporal, on the lower left sleeve the overseas service chevron, below the division insignia the red honorable discharge chevron. Interior with black cloth lining, at the inner hem tailor label “Siegel Bros. & Goodman New York … July 29, 1918”. Condition 2.

The division was formed in 1917 at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, and participated in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive.

without straps or cover, spout is not marked, condition 3-

with straps and cover, bottle neck marked but difficult to read, condition 3-

bronze, reverse numbered 5727, maker MAC NY, condition 2

Various manufacturers, majority lacking clutch backs, condition grade 2.

Silver finish, condition 2.

Silver finish, 925 sterling silver, condition 2.

Gold finish, condition 2.

Original U.S. Marine Corps frogskin camouflage trousers, made from reversible camouflage fabric. The trousers retain their original USMC-marked buttons and can be worn with either camouflage pattern facing outward.

Measurements: waist circumference approx. 78 cm; overall length approx. 97 cm.

There is damage to the right trouser leg; some fraying at the end of the legs, otherwise, the trousers are in good condition.

Original U.S. Army M-41 Field Jacket, a model also used by U.S. Marines in the Pacific Theater of Operations (PTO) during the later stages of World War II. Constructed in olive-drab poplin with a cloth lining. The original neck-size label is present "R38"; with the original Conmar zipper remaining intact. Name is stenciled above the chest and on the armpit. With rank insignia on the left arm. Measurements: sleeve length approx. 62 cm, chest circumference approx. 90 cm, overall length approx. 68 cm.

The jacket shows period wear and several stains, some damage to the neck area. Condition 3-.

Original U.S. Army M-41 Field Jacket, a model also used by U.S. Marines in the Pacific Theater of Operations (PTO) during the later stages of World War II. Constructed in olive-drab poplin with a cloth lining. The original neck-size label is present “R36”; with the original Crown zipper remaining intact. Name is stenciled on the back. Measurements: sleeve length approx. 61 cm, chest circumference approx. 92 cm, overall length approx. 65 cm.

The jacket shows honest period wear and several stains, some damage to the cuff area on both arms, and to the sleeves. Condition 3.

HBT, with stenciled EGA on the pouch, chest circumference 92 cm, arm length 55 cm, one button on the right cuff is missing, name above the breast pocket is not visible anymore, condition 3

Herringbone Twill utility jacket, with stenciled EGA on the pouch, chest circumference 106 cm, arm length 57 cm, 2 cuff buttons missing to the left arm, with some paint stains, condition 3

Herringbone Twill (HBT), with stenciled EGA (Eagle, Globe, and Anchor) on the pouch, reverse named to "Feiereisen". Chest circumference 102 cm, arm length 56 cm, some rust stains, condition 3

Herringbone Twill utility jacket, with stenciled EGA on the chest pocket, named to "Mc Dowell" in the neck. Chest circumference 98 cm, sleeve length 57.5 cm, one button on the left cuff is missing, condition 3

Olive drab poplin, size tag missing in neck, zipper intact, manufacturer “Talon”. Interior with cloth lining, sleeve length 62 cm, chest circumference 80 cm, length 68 cm, shows moderate wear and some staining, condition 3.

Serge wool tunic with lapel pins, heavy bullion 8th Air Force patch on upper left shoulder, and matching ribbon bar: Silver Star with 1 oak leaf cluster, Air Medal with 3 oak leaf clusters, ETO Campaign Medal with 4 battle stars. Sterling silver pilot wings (no maker mark) on black cloth backing applied to chest; 6 overseas service stripes on lower left sleeve.
Tailor tag “E. Lee Action Back” in lining; measurements: arm length 58 cm, chest circumference 86 cm, length 79 cm. Includes shirt (hole), and tie.

Made by Jostens, condition 2

Made by Jostens, condition 2

modern issue, condition 2

, condition 2

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condition 2

Condition 2

old style, condition 1

, condition 2

grey blue cloth, comes with collar insignias and arm patch, arm length 56 cm, chest circumference 90 cm, length 100 cm, some stains, condition 3

, condition 2

bronze on screw back, condition 2

machine stitched on green felt, condition 2

on felt, condition 2

Blue-grey painted shell, interior with markings MK-2, without chinstrap. Comes with headphones manufactured by US-Copr, with broken cable, microphone also manufactured by United States Instrument Corporation, East Orange USA, shows heavy wear and oxidation, condition 3

without straps or cover, bottle neck is not marked, with cord, damaged, condition 3-

Date of birth is February 21, 1891, condition 2

with clasp Muskegon, condition 2

, condition 2

Serge wool construction, with officer's eagle badge to front, each side with two ventilation holes, interior with maker's markings “The Lilley Co. Ohio,” size approximately 55, some moth damage above the headband, leather chinstrap slightly damaged.
Includes his name card “Colonel Cromwell Stacey (Retired)” that was tucked under the sweatband; the band is slightly loose. Condition 2-
Also includes a photo album of Camp Custer in Michigan (1925), where he was appointed post commander, with approximately 44 pictures, including one signed by him.
Photocopy of his military curriculum vitae.

Cromwell Stacey, a colonel in the 308th Infantry Regiment of the 77th Division, was the regimental commander of the “Lost Battalion” during the Battle of the Argonne Forest in World War I. He was part of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. The 1st and 2nd Battalions, led by Maj. Charles Whittlesey, were ordered to attack the Argonne Forest, and on October 2, 1918, they broke through German lines into the Charlevaux Ravine. This is when the story of the “Lost Battalion” began, as they became cut off and surrounded by the Germans.

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Circa 1880. The kepi of dark blue cloth with leather visor,front embroidered in gold metallic thread with crossed rifles and regimental number “2”, gold cord attached at sides to gilt buttons with eagle devices. Interior with brown cloth lining. Size approximately 52. Worn, with a larger moth hole on the reverse. This piece was acquired at a show in the USA. Condition 2-3.