Artillery Group

16 pcs, figures are in good to very good condition. Horse figure has a casting hole. Early American production.

WWI group of medals, buttons, and pins, including Victory Medal with 1 bar (St. Mihiel), 8th Infantry patch, 2 83rd Field Artillery pins, and additional pins, buttons, and a hat pin, together with a p

Composition. 5 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

8 pcs, figures are in very good condition. 38 mm demi-round figures. 1950s-1960s production.

Mint with boxes #2057 plus #9486 Union and Confederate Artillery

5 pieces, one partial box and one excellent. Post War . Nice group.

AN ARTILLERY GROUP LEADED SOLDIERS

All excellent, 8 pieces post war

6 pieces, mostly very good. One extension leg broken cleanly on one of the Russian made guns.

4 pieces, one artillery piece. Excellent

3 piece set, nice. Excellent condition.

5 pieces, one large Premier cast iron artillery piece. Plus pieces from Barclay , Britains and others. Very good condition.

16 identified portraits depicting members of Battery “E” of the 1st Wisconsin Heavy Artillery. Group includes six carte-de-visite (CDV) images and ten gem-sized tintypes, each housed in a

Pottery Cold War Stein 1L. 18th Artillery Group. Battle honors on one side. In the ahape of an artillery shell. Music box in base.

A 1/.2 liter porcelain artillery shell regimental Nurnberg stein, 8th field artillery group, 1902/1904 (small chips at lid attachment point), 10.75"h

Collar abd Hat Devices and O/S Chevron, and Major Rank Pin

Named to 26255 G.T. Mann. Unresearched.

Mettlach #2147 Etched 15� Plaque. Group of Artillery soldiers moving equipment. Mint.

Britain's Ltd. Miniature Artillery Carriage and Group of Painted Lead Soldiers, 33, probably 1970s, each marked variously "Britains Ltd." "London" "Made in England" and "Copyright Holders" depending o

Group of 2 Artillery Mechanical Banks for Parts, not working. Provenance: Single owner collection, suburban Philadelphia estate. Size: 6"T Shipping Note: For your convenience, we have arranged with Cr

Pressed steel, tin litho. Working Spring actions. Largest measures 3 3/4 x 7 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches

Carte-de-visite (CDV) grouping of two views depicting Captain John F. Pope of the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery. He is listed as being wounded at the Battle of Petersburg on June 18th, 1864. Left:

Group of WW2 trench scope artillery spotters and tripod (you can see for miles). Large scope - 20". Single scope - 14".

Advance on Sevastopol Iron Cross 2nd Class and Kuban Bridgehead, Iron Cross 1st Class Document group to Wachmeister Josef Kuhn, 10th and 7th Batteries, 150th Artillery Reg. 50th Inf. Div. Army Group S