WWII CBI Lt. Colonel Named WWI Veteran Uniform

World War II uniform, map, medals and 'blood chit' grouping of Lt. Robert Finkel, 181st Signal Repair Co., 4011 Signal Battalion, which was crucial in the operation of the important Ledo Road. The Led

Named to Robert T. Ebey. Includes enlistment service of WW2 and On. Insignia, medals, photos, paperwork and Hard hat. Lt Col Began his career as a navigator on B24s during WW2. Lots of items to resear

14th AAF / China Burma India Flying Tiger Lieutenant Colonel uniform, not named. The command pilot wings are modern, and the ribbons are mismatched. The bottom ribbon bar is a nice theater made exampl

WWII Era Royal Canadian Lt. Colonel Officers Artillery Dress Uniform. The uniform includes a Bullion (gold and silver wire) Canadian Airborne Paratrooper Patch Insignia. The collar Insignia is the Roy

Good condition WWII Lieutenant Colonel Uniform jacket- Wool embroidered antiAircraft AA Command patch, US and Artillery insignia, and ribbon bars. Custom tailor tag, not named, and no belt present but

Named to a LT. Billy Anderson Jr who had 3 recorded enemy kills and was a 2 time Distinguished Service Cross Recpient.

Named to a Lt. Features 4 pocket uniform with a wool stubby wing 8th patch on right arm. Also included is flight observers armbands that do have mothing. Bottom button of jacket has been replaced and

Original WWII size 37 Khaki US Army Lt. Colonel unidentified jacket from a Seventh Army and 34th Infantry Division veteran. Transportation Corps insignia, theater made Seventh Army patch, matched pin

Named to 1st Lt Leonard E Reed. Part of the 9th Army AIr Force and the 439th Troop Carrier Group. B-13 Officers jacket Features sewn on Technical Obeservers wing and Sewn on ribbon bars. Pathfinder pa

Named to Lt. G Carter. Bullion overseas stripes. 20th USAAF Patch on shoulder

Front Seam Fixed Bale m1 helmet. Early 40B Heat Stamp. Gold Painted Westinghouse liner. Chinstrap is broken on liner. Named to "Mayhu"

Original WWII - Korean War era US Army khaki uniform from an unidentified Lieutenant Colonel of the 1st Cavalry in an Armored unit. It has a beautiful theater made embroidered pin on ribbon bar featur

Original WWI veteran uniform dating to the late 1920s named on the tailor label. It has CR-A Infantry insignia, a Croix de Guerre fourragere, unique sterling screwback large 1st Lieutenant rank insign

Named to crew Chief Charles Doersom of the 368th fighter squadron/359th fighter group. P51 Mustangs. Included his is Ike with Beautiful British Made 8th Air Force Patch and a unique yellow stitching.

PAIR OF (2) WW2 U.S. LT. COLONEL AIR FORCE STERLING SILVER STARS. SOLD AS A LOT - ALL FOR ONE MONEY. PLEASE VIEW ALL DETAILED PICTURES. A RARE FIND.

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

Great 1950's silver tans uniform to Lieutenant General Richard Clark Lindsay. Sewn ribbons, bullion wings, US and direct embroidered stars. Named inside, and comes with matching shirt. Richard Clark L

Includes Jacket, Shirt, Tie ,skirt and WAC Garrison Cap. Named to Emma M Boggs of the 13th Armored division.

Both uniforms have the Same Laundry Number. Named to Gene Denn. Ike includes pants. Moth nips present on green uniform

Named to Major G R Lockard. Commanding officer of the Special services batallion, 1st amphibious corps out of Camp Goettage. Also included is the book Navajo Weapon: The Navajo Code Talkers by Sally M

Named to Capt Charles P Bennett. Uniform features a beautiful gold ton 3 inc flight surgeons wing. Felt USAAF Patch and Theater Made Ribbon bar with air medal award.

WWII uniform of Colonel Clarence W. Vogt, a famous inventor and holder of many patents. During WWII he was the Chief of the Research and Development Division, Office of the Chief of Transportation. He

Named to Sophie Zarabski. Please note skirt does have a hole by waistline of skirt.

A collection of letters from World War II by Lieutenant Colonel Van Buren Hammett, Commander of US Army 41st Evacuation Hospital, the first hospital unit to cross the Normandy beachhead following the