M1876 US Army Engineer Officer Colonel Sack Coat

An original antique US Army sack coat, circa Indian Wars. Stenciled issue stamp on interior of sleeve reads Received, (faded) Inspector, Contract Oct 26 1890, New York Depot. Coat is wool with wool an

WWII US Army Engineer Officer Purple Heart & Photo Clipping. Named to Captain Burman Havens. Havens was wounded in action (1944) in France with the Field Artillery. Havens was a supply officer with th

Item: US Army Engineer Officer Desk Emblem Handmade Date: Early 20th century Size: 9.5 inches wide x 5.25 inches high x 4.5 inches deep Material: Mahogany wood This is a circa early 20th century Unite

Original WWII era French Order of the Franco Outremerien, Officer Grade, to US Army Officer Colonel Anthony G. Merritt. In WWII he was assigned to the Finance and Accounting Office in Paris. He retire

U.S. Army Engineers Officer's Field Grade Dress Cap or Visor belonging to Brigadier General Eben Eveleth Winslow (1866-1928). Circa 1910. Dark blue wool hat with gold chin strap, gold strap buttons, a

U.S. Army officer’s cold weather coat, constructed of green mackinaw wool and with a silk lining. The coat bears shoulder straps and two large pockets, and is double breasted. No tags. In excell

WWII Occupation era Sixth Army / Americal Division patched Engineer Captain's uniform. Sewn on ribbon bar, open windows Engineer insignia, bullion overseas bars, etc. A few moth holes, the largest bei

Sterling Silver Lt. Colonel Insignia. Pin Back, made by Meyer, NY. Vietnam Era.

Great looking regulation Army Officers coat. Comes with a pair of US and infantry pins on the lapels and collars and triple hash marks on the cuffs. All labels appear to be present including the Union

1 page, loose, double-sided; 25 x 19.5 cm (9 7/8 x 7 5/8 in.)

United States,1941 - 145 (2) WWII U.S. Army winter wool coats, The officers Mackinaw type coat has insignia and sterling captains bars.

U.S. Army Officer uniform wool serge four-button jacket /coat with four pockets in olive drab and a neck tie, with "SAKS FIFTH AVENUE" and "THE HOUSE OF MALCOLM KENNETH" labels attached to the inside

Modern framed Civil War Union Sack Coat with seven Eagle buttons, kepi with infantry bugle, leather strap and haversack, U.S. oval plate, two Minie balls, and a U.S. Officer’s Sword with scabbard. S

U.S. Army Pilot Officer uniform wool serge four-button jacket /coat with four pockets in olive drab with insignia and medal ribbons. Dimensions: Size 38 Regular

All items belonged to Full Colonel Raymond Marsh. 1- Gold Braided US Army Officers Epaulettes by Wm. A. Horstmann, Philadelphia. In the original metal case. Case 7"x3.25"x2.50". 2- US Army Leather Sab

WWI – WWII group to Lieutenant Colonel Francis C. Lewis of Davenport, North Dakota. In WWI he was with the 63rd and 5th Infantry, and in WWII in Alaska, UK, and France attached to various ports

Original Civil War Field Officer's Uniform and Belt 42''. Includes a long coat with Infantry buttons. Also a model 1850 US Army commissioned officers belt leather belt with buckle. Scattered wear from

Inc. Signal Officer, Medical, Quartermaster, Aviator, Ranger, Parachutist, Engineer, Aircrew, Armor Officer, Expert Infantry, Sr. Archer in 26 Riker Mount boxes w/ security pin

All items belonged to Full Colonel Raymond Marsh. 1- US Army M 9224 Musette Officer Messenger Bag Atlantic Products 1942 14"x12"x3.50". 2- Pair US Army LT Colonel Artillery Male Bullion Shoulder Strap

2 US Army Korean War Era Coats, 2 Shirts, And Pants, And Field Cap. One Coat Marked 40L. Second Coat Marked Regulation Army Officer's Uniform. One Shirt Marked Styles, 5 M II. Second Shirt Marked Styl

Folk Art painting, U.S. military officer, 19th c., W. J. Boote Houseal (American, 1800-?), Portrait of Colonel W. R. Boote, U.S. Army, graphite and watercolor on paper, signed lower right, depicting m

Exceptional WWI - WWII Group of Col. Clarence Olsen of NY, who during WWII was the Executive Officer of the 262nd Infantry Regiment, 66th Division in the ETO. Early in 1942 he was stationed in Hawaii,

James Lee tailored (Hong Kong / Japan) mess dress jacket to US Army Colonel Willard G. Alverson. He was an infantry officer in the 3rd Division during the Korean War, then commanded a Special Forces B

Large A Patch with Red/White Between Legs, Infantry and US Collar Brass, Missing Rank Pins, 2 O/S Stripes, Red/White Colors are Reversed so not Engineer Unite, Must be a Brigade Patch, as Yet Unknown