WWII 98th Bomb Group 1943 KIA Purple Heart Lot

WWII MIA/KIA Paper group to S/Sgt. Raymond J. Zeltman of Hicksville, NY. He was a member of the 370th Bomb Squadron, 307th Bomb Group, and was KIA on 7/13/1944 when his plane was shot down near a Japa

Incredible WWII American Airmans B-17 Navigator Julian Matin AS No 0-72470 Who was Killed in Action ( KIA ) Flying Over Europe Air Space Area Personal Belonging Collection Lot Effects Medals Photos a

WWII era group from Sgt. John Elinsky, a 4th Infantry Division veteran who participated in five European campaigns to include the landing at Normandy on D-Day. The lot includes his hand engraved Bronz

Paper Lot to Staff Sergeant Robert G. Martinson of Montana, a waist gunner in the 786th Bomb Squadron, 466th Bomb Group, 8th Air Force in WWII. He was shot down on April 11, 1944 and buried in the Net

These medals belonged to Sgt. Otto Russell, who also received the Air Medal and Purple Heart for actions with the 64th Bomb Squadron in WWII on a B17 or B52. We have an affidavit from Otto Russells’

Including Purple Heart, sterling silver Marksman medals and other.

Original KIA Purple Heart and ribbon bar to Lawrence K. Isaacs. The medal is officially government engraved, and missing the ribbon and brooch. It is numbered 271637. The below information was copied

WWII Navy medal group including Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Legion of Merit, Silver Star and Navy Cross on bar (none engraved), Sterling Department of Defense Eagle badge and sterling and gold filled n

Original Named and government machine engraved Korean War Killed In Action Purple Heart Group - Medic Kenneth W. Ross, KIA on January 1951 in South Korea, 32nd Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division

WWII US Military Purple Heart, lapel pin, and ribbon bar. Medal is not named or numbered. Good condition with minor wear.

WWII 6th Infantry Division KIA Officially engraved Purple Heart to Soldier of Butler, Missouri, Co. B., 63rd Infantry Regt., 6th Division, KIA Feb. 26, 1945 near Mt. Mataba, Philippines. Comes with ti

WWII US Purple Heart Medal EMPTY Boxes Cases lot of 3. Coffin style. Good condition for their age.

Original WWII Purple Heart medal numbered in the 470,000 range, with a post war European African Middle Eastern Campaign medal with campaign stars and invasion arrowhead, and a sterling sharpshooter b

The lot includes the Navy Good Conduct medal and 3 WWII Purple Heart Medals with gilt wash and enamel work in purple. On the front is an image of George Washington. On the back is the script "FOR MILI

WWII produced slot brooch Purple Heart medal with post-war private engraving to a Corporal killed at Iwo Jima. This is not government syle engraving, so this is possible a privately done piece for the

Assorted Military medals, and belt buckle. The medellas measure between 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 in.Sold as is.List Of Medals:1. Medal Austrian Order of the Iron Crown2. Military WWII Purple Heart Medal3. MEDAL

Lot of 20 US Military Ribbon Bars. WWII - Modern Purple Heart, Victory, Campaign, Good Conduct, etc. (see photos for complete ribbon bars you will receive). You will receive a combination of Clutch Ba

WWII Army 31st Infantry Division Purple Heart Group. Named to PFC Lester Albert Yarter, 116th Field Artillery, 31st Infantry Division. For wounds received as a result of enemy action at Mindanao, Phil

Group from Private First Class Maxwell G. Sanford, to include a Western Union telegram informing his mother that he was slightly wounded at Leyte, a slot brooch Purple Heart (not engraved or numbered)

Lot of WWI - WWII - Korean War era ribbon bars to include Purple Heart, Air Medal, Good Conduct, Presidential Unit Citation, DFC, and more. Good condition though some show wear and age.

Outstanding WWII 6th Infantry Division group to a 2nd Lieutenant who received a Battlefield commission from Tech. Sgt, a Bronze Star for Heroism, and THREE Purple Hearts. Included are his medals- one

WWII US 9th AAF Fighter Pilot medal group to Howard M. Park (of International Falls, MN), of the 513th Fighter Squadron, 406th Fighter Group, 9th AAF. He was wounded in the face and neck on August 194

Medal group including a numbered Purple Heart (261020), named late 1940s Army Commendation medal, original award document for the Purple Heart, and unnamed Bronze Star to Colonel Ralph M. Neal, USMA C

1944. Purple Heart, In Memory, Posthumous Purple Heart info. Largest is 12.25x14.75 inches. Identified to PFC Donald C. Djerke