UNITED STATES MILITARY ARTILLERY REGIMENT PLATTER

Collection of early 19th century United States artillery regiment 1-piece buttons including: 1.)Militia Artillery Regiment button Albert's AY60B. Button is backmarked "SUPERFINE COLOUR". Button in fin

United States Military Memorabilia. 14K gold Plated Pins with Enamel. One bears engraving George W. Young. Each one has the famous 7th Regiment's motto "PRO PATRIA ET GLORIA" (For Country and Glory).

United States Army Infantry from #2033, U.S. Military Police from #2021, and U.S. Air Corps from #2044. 19 pieces. Excellent to very good condition. Unboxed.

Jerzy Kossak, Polish, English, 1886 to 1955, oil painting on board, Catching Up to the Regiment, 1999. Signed and dated lower left. Framed. Provenance: Trinity International Auctions, United States, N

Military instruction book signed by Major William Allen titled "Instruction for Heavy Artillery; Prepared by a Board of Officers for the use of the Army of the United States", printed Charleston, SC 1

John Nicholas Bielawski b. April 23, 1872, Poland, d. March 12, 1937, Chicago, Ill, created this piece of trench art while fighting along side the United States.  He was in the 1st Regiment of the P

Collection of late 19th century United States Army insignia including: 1.) Felt insignia for Pioneer (5), Cavalry saddler (5), Artillery farrier (1), Artillery cook (5), and Cavalry cook (5). 2.) Canv

United States,Mid 20th Century Lot includes a foot locker from LT. Joel N. Tobey with dress uniforms and Korean veteran military history including a photo album of the soldiers deployment to Lebanon,

**Originally Listed At $200** North America, United States, New York City, New York. ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. An impressive military wool felt and patent leather dress cap with a braide

SKU #: 036425 Title: A French-English Military Technical Dictionary (First Edition) Description: Willcox was First Lieutenant of Artillery, United States Army. Half leather with raised bands. Marbled

A Large Lot of United States Military Badges and Pins, 20th century1-3/8 inches diame

This uniform has different pieces put together, coat seems to be Army Hat Navy and trousers unknown. No labels or tags anywhere on this uniform.

(NEW YORK.) Thomas T. Doughty, artist. United States Military Academy, West Point from Fort Clinton. Hand-colored aquatint, 9½ x 12½ inches; skillfully repaired 2-inch tear in upper margin,

United States Military Badges & Collectibles, Including Sterling Silver. Two Pieces marked "Sterling."

United States,20th Century Includes five forest green cavalry hats with two in sizes 7 1/8, two in 7 1/4, and 7 1/2, and two in black sized 6 7/8 and 7 3/8. Boxes 6 3/4" t x 15 1/2" w x 14" d.Hats app

Handsome pewter mug with an embossed coat of arms of the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York, 4.75 x 4.5, signed on the back in black felt tip, “W. C. Westmoreland, ‘36.

UNITED STATES MILITARY POLICE BADGE Obsolete United States Military Police badge, marked Weyhing Detroit on reverse.  Measurements: 2 1/2 x 1 7/8"

(lot of 21+) United States Military ephemera group, consisting of hats, clothing, belts, matchboxes, brushes, medals, an American flag; attributed to Arthur E. Gonzales, Fresno, California

1920 Rough Riders Theodore Roosevelt United States Military Cavalry Cuba “When youre at the end of your rope, tie a knot and hold on.” – Theodore Roosevelt In 1898, as the Spanish-A

Title: United States military map during civil war. 1862 by Johnson Date/Period: 1862 Materials: Steel plate engraved Size: 19" x 27" Shows inserts of eight southern ports, interesting boundaries of t

(Lot of 5) World War II United States military issue green army jackets; Provenance: Property from the Christian de Guigne' IV Estate, Hillsborough, CA.

(36) United States Military Pins 502nd Infantry, 508th Infantry, 506th Infantry, +++

(36) United States Military Pins 376th Infantry, 322nd Infantry, 411th Infantry, +++

Militaria : items of mid 20thC United States military uniform, comprising a US Navy dress uniform tailcoat (with Supply Corps sleeve insignia) by Lufenberg of New York, together with a US Marine Corps