WW1 U.S. Army Railroad Trans. Motor Transport Corp

12 WWI US Military Collar Disks: (3) US, 315 Engineers, F2 Engineer, Artillery, B Artillery, Quartermaster, 2 different Tank Disks, Army Motor Transport, Army Chemical Warfare Corps.

WW1 US Army Transport Service Flag. Machine stitched on cotton with diagonal red, white, and blue stripes, branch insignia of the Quartermaster Corps centered with the letters U.S.A. (United States Ar

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

Includes photo copy picture, measures 10 x 8 inches

A collection of medals to include a 9th Annual Convention medal for the US Army Ambulance Corp in 1928 in Coney Island NY (Whitehead & Hoag), 1939 medal, and a Camp Crane Allentown PA USAAC, a 1932 Am

A pair of US Army Signal Corp binoculars by Bausch & LombOptical Co Rochester NY from WWI / WWII. Prism Stereo 30mm APERT 6 power. Serial Number E10985. With original leather case with a Bausch & Lomb

BAUSCH & LOMB BINOCULARS WITH CASE. WWI WWII US ARMY TYPE EE SIGNAL CORP BAUSCH & LOMB BINOCULARS W/ COMPASS CASE. US ARMY SIGNAL CORP. HARDSHELL LEATHER CASE HAS BUILT IN NON WORKING COMPASS.

Very nice uniform for a US Army Corp of Engineer during WWI.  The high collars have the Engineers pins and US pins.  Above the left pocket is a Victory bar pin, left sleeve has the overseas chevrons

Balloon Corp WW1 Uniform Jacket. This jacket came from the collection of Richard Deschanes, author of "The Insignia, Uniforms & Equipment of the US Army Balloon Corp. 1917-1922". The piece is exce

14 WWI US Military Collar Disks: (5) US, (7) Infantry: I, (2) K’s, G, C, OACI, US National Army, Medical Corp

DESTROY THIS MAD BRUTE" H. R. HOPPS (42 1/2" X 28 1/4" OVERALL)

Model 1918 Knuckle Duster Trench knife with a solid brass handle made by Landers, Frary, and Clark and so marked L. F. & C. on the handle and on the scabbard. Features spiked knuckle guards, and Skull

WWI US Army 1918 LF&C Trench Knife,Scabbard - Both Marked ''LF&C 1918'' , 7'' Blade , 11'' Overall ( High Quality Reproduction Made From Original Knife )

Antique Rare WWI Army Military Capt. H Heeren 54th Artillery C.A.C Foot Locker Steam Trunk . This Cutter & Cutter Boston trunk was military issued and verified threw military records to be authentic .

Original 1917 WWI US Army 89th Division Doughboy Steel Helmet

United States,Circa 1917 WWI U.S. Army 1917 A.C. CO trench fighting knife, 1917 dated guard and a 1918 dated scabbard original to the knife. 15 1/4" inches long overall

Large 1920's Steelcraft? Keystone? Toy U.S. Army Transport Truck with Original Canvas Canopy and red wheels. All original paint. Beautiful Patina. Measures: 23" long (HF-2)

Item/Description: WWI US Army Cavalry Saber Patton Sword with scabbard. Blade marked US / LF&C 1918 With flaming grenade (bursting bomb). Landers, Frary & Clark was a housewares company based in New B

VARIOUS ARTISTS [WWI & WWII / U.S. ARMY]. Group of 10 posters. Sizes vary. Condition varies, generally B+. One paper, nine linen-backed. Group includes posters such as The Ships Are Coming (circa 191

Rare, fine condition of a captain of the 1st U.S. Army Aero Squadron. The lightweight wool tunic in regulation Army green is closed with five brass buttons at the front, all regulation, as are the fou

Late 19th to early 20th c., mostly brass, approx (300) buttons in (14) categories, including: Civil War/Indian War; National Guard/Militia; Navy; 20th c. US Army & Air Force; WWI & II US Collar Device

Silver Star WWI WWII Col George C Cox Distinguished Service Cross Medals Ribbons Documents Photos Military US Army Archive Collection LOTDescription:Silver Star WWI WWII Col George C Cox Distinguished

One of the best known of all posters ever created is this image of Uncle Sam, originally created by James Montgomery Flagg for the United States Army during World War I. Flagg modeled the portrait of

Archive of material related to the WWI service of Lt. Edward Dickson Hicks III of Nashville, Tennessee (1892-1961, 2nd LT, 122nd Heavy Field Artillery, 33 Division, U.S. Army). Includes several photos