WWI Rainbow Lake Resort 42nd Infantry Division Menu Program

Captain Raymond R. Browns Items from WWI as the Company E Company Commander of the 167th Infantry Regiment (42nd Rainbow Division)You will receive the following: a. Items worn in WWI include Captains

Named to Edward F Ganzekaufer. During WW2 he would become a POW at Stalag IVB. Included in this group is his 1950s dated 4 pocket uniform. Shirt, pant, tie and garrison cap all laundry numbered to him

Very rare WW2 23 original Holocaust photographs from Dachau concentration camp. When the men of the 42nd “Rainbow” Division rolled into the Bavarian town of Dachau at the tail end of World War II,

[Military] 4 Volumes. Reilly, Henry. Americans All, The Rainbow at War: Official History of the 42nd Rainbow Division in the World War. F. J. Heer Printing Co, Columbus, 1936. 8vo. Brown cloth with em

Includes Jacket/pants/overseas cap and a set of puttees. Bugle with leather strap is marked JW York and Sons. Has original WW1 Victory medal with france clasp in original box and paper. The name charl

Heat Stamped ZC 190. Stunning period camo paint and 91st infantry division unit mark. Liner and chinstrap have come loose but are original to helmet

Named to Warren H. Mumford. Includes ike, pants, shirt and tie. Also has set of dog tags and heavy sterling ID bracelet. CIB is black felt cloth back and partial sewn on uniform

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Original one sheet movie poster for ''The Lost Battalion'', the 1919 silent film depicting the true story of the heroic 77th Infantry Division during World War I, one of the first war feature films in

Grouping includes purple heart, silver star and bronze star named to Tech Sergeant Sam Badalamento from Company E

Extremely Collectable WWI USMC 97th Company 2nd Infantry Division 6th Marines 1st Battalion Full Uniform & Doughboy Red Square Insignia Helmet Red Diamond with original shoulder patch, gas mask, pucke

Associated with Private Second Class Jesse E. Phillips. included with uniform is paperwork which was found in pocket named to Phillips. Uniform features a custom snap and zipper front. 1st division be

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,

World War I painted helmet from a member of the famous 2nd Infantry Division. The helmet bears a green cork-textured paint with a 4.25 in. wide emblem at the front depicting the division's emblem of a

WWI Named & Engraved Purple Heart & Mexican Border Medal 28th Infantry Division Pennsylvania National Guard Group. Named to William I. Merkey. From the information provided, Merkey was born in 1895. H

Korean War Killed In Action group to Cpl. Ralph S. Asher of Salt Lake City, Utah, Co. D., 2nd Engineer Bn., 2nd Infantry Division. He was KIA on 1 Dec. 1950 near Kanuri, North Korea. Group includes hi

Named to Private First Class Virgil A Vendetta. Vendetta was seriously wounded in October 1951. Includes WW2 era 25th ID patch

34" by 26", To the Rhine with the 79th Infantry Division, 25 Oct. to 14 Feb. 1945. Maj. General LT. Wyche Commanding. Illustrated map with 5 vignettes describing the battles of the 79th infantry divis

Silver Star, #6267, officially hand engraved THOMAS J./GALLAGHER, original ribbon and brooch. Thomas J. Gallagher, Co. B, 18th Infantry, 1st Division, was authorized decoration on December 3, 1933 on

WWII Khaki uniform identified to Major General Horace H. Fuller, the commanding general of the 41st Infantry Division in the Pacific Theater of Operations from 1941 - 1944, until relieved of command.

Amazing archive from Lt. Colonel George James Woods, a Battalion commander in the 129th Infantry, 37th Infantry Division in the Pacific. The group includes his medals such as his numbered Silver Star,

Full sized WWII era Quartermaster Issued flag of the 330th Infantry Regiment, 83rd Infantry Division from the ETO. Well made and embroidered on a thick silk like material, each regiment had ONE flag a

U.S. Model 1918 wool soldier's tunic issued to a member of the 92nd U.S. Infantry, the 'Buffalo Soldiers', a distinguished black regiment under white command which fought with great distinction during

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