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T-563 WHW Plastic Token - Cavalry Troops Flag
WHW military flag donation token. Plastic badge for Kavallerie (Cavalry)...
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T-565 WHW Metal Token Badge
WHW token badge. The inscription reads “For the Daily Bread – We...
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T-570 WHW Token - Ancient Swastika Jewelry
WHW donation token from September 1941 collection drive. This plastic...
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US-175 Civil War Tintype of a Union Soldier
Tintype of a Union Civil War soldier. Ninth plate image in a leatherette...
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US-176 Civil War Soldier Standing Photo - Quarter Plate Tintype
Union Civil War soldier tintype with painted backdrop. Quarter plate...
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MB-1027 Faithful Service Cross (Civil Service Honor Award)
Civil Service Honor Award (Treudienst Ehrenzeichen) 2. Class, for 25...
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MB-1026 Honor Cross of WWI (Hindenburg Cross)
Honor Cross of World War I (“Hindenburg Cross”) with swords. Instituted...
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MB-803 Westwall Medal
Westwall Defense Medal (Deutsches Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen). Bronze medal...
$35.00
U.S. & Other Militaria There are 10 products.
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US-175 Civil War Tintype of a Union Soldier
Tintype of a Union Civil War soldier. Ninth plate image in a leatherette case. The soldier wears the M1858 dress coat (frock coat) with the collar turned down, and under it a military type vest. The image is clear and undamaged but has minor oxidation. The full leatherette case is in nice shape with the hinge reinforced by tape. Condition II
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US-176 Civil War Soldier Standing Photo -...
Union Civil War soldier tintype with painted backdrop. Quarter plate image in a leatherette case. The elaborate painted backdrop (probably taken in a field studio) shows a raised flag, tents, and cannons. (See the long description area for the full description)
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US-172 Tintype Photograph of Man and Woman
Tintype of a man and woman, probably from the 1870s. Mounted in a paper sleeve. The tintype is in good shape with a couple of minor bends and spots that don’t detract from the image. The man’s coat buttons have been tinted gold. The envelope has a couple of small tears at the bottom, Condition II
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US-146 WWII Canteen dated 1943
US WWII canteen with cover and cup. The canteen is a “corrosion resistant steel” model, which is often called stainless steel, with a recessed top cap. Marked U.S. VOLLRATH 1943 on the bottom. Cup is marked U.S. W.C.W. The canvas cover is marked U.S. on the front with manufacturer’s stamp on the back. Canteen and cup are in good shape. The cover is soiled...
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US-145 WWII Web Belt
WWII web belt. Canvas belt stamped U.S. on the front and HO 3 on the back. In decent shape; all hardware is present and functions. Metal fittings are generally corroded and there are a couple of small splits in the fabric. Condition II-
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US-141 Civilian Pocket Knife
Civilian pocket knife c. 1870. 2 inch blade marked WADE BROs CELEBRATED CUTLERY; the trade mark of German company Theil & Quack that exported knives to the USA starting in 1866. Checkered bone side scaled attached with brass pins. One scale has a crack in it. The blade opens well and the spring keeps it open well. Blade is dull. Condition II
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US-163 U.S. Navy Bluejackets' Manual
The Bluejackets’ Manual, 1940. U.S. Navy book published by the United States Naval Institute. Chapters on basic seamanship, navy life and customs, rules and regulations, knots, boats, gunnery … just about everything a sailor would need to know. Color plates and black and white illustrations. 784 pages. Overall good condition. Condition I-
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US-164 FM 23-90 Field Manual for the 81mm...
WWII field manual FM 23-90 81-mm Mortar M1. Dated 22 April 1943. Describes components, ammunition, mechanical operation, firing instructions and firing tables for the 81 mm mortar. 287 pages with illustrations. The front and back covers and first four pages have chips and light stains at the edges. Condition II-
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US-134 Civil War Bullets, Unfired
Civil War Minie bullets. Genuine projectiles dug from Civil War battlefields. These are unfired .58 caliber Minie bullets; they may have been dropped on the battlefield; at any rate they’re unfired. Some are cast, and some are swaged (machine pressed). You may not get any of the ones from the photo, but you’ll get a similar unfired bullet. Condition IV
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US-133 Civil War Bullets, Fired
Civil War Minie bullets and round balls. Genuine projectiles dug from Civil War battlefields. All are more or less deformed from striking objects after being fired. The bullets will usually show the remains of the rings. You may not get any of the ones from the photo, but you’ll get a similar fired bullet or round ball. Condition IV
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