WWII US 7TH ARMORED DIV. INSCRIBED MEDAL GROUP

WWII US Army 14th Armored Division veterans group with a 1990s reunion association book, cased slot brooch Purple Heart (not named or numbered), mini PH medal, two greenback 14th AD patches, and a nic

WWII 4th Armored Division Group to Master Sergeant William S. VanHouten of Rockville Center, New York. The Conspicuous Service Cross is an early sterling numbered example that traces to him. Comes wit

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WWII Navy medal, ribbon, and dog tag group from a Sailor who served aboard the USS Concord and the USS Lunga Point. Good condition.

Officially engraved group to: Col. Frank D. Henderson, Jr. He commanded the 8th Fighter Squadron during the Korean War. No other information located.

WWII US Army uniform four pocket jacket to a Third Army and 13th Armored Division veteran of the Coast Artillery Corps (likely Anti Aircraft Artillery). It has ribbons with European service. Not named

WWII US 9th AAF Fighter Pilot medal group to Howard M. Park (of International Falls, MN), of the 513th Fighter Squadron, 406th Fighter Group, 9th AAF. He was wounded in the face and neck on August 194

WWII US 8th Army Air Force medal group to Technical Sergeant Thomas W. Kirkwood Jr. of Lompoc, CA. He was a radio operator in the 487th Bomb Group, 839th Bomb Squadron. The group includes his privatel

WWII 9th Army Air Force P-51 fighter pilot group to First Lieutenant William M. Brackett, with his official original citation detailing his frequent reconnaissance flights over France and Germany desp

Aviation CPO GroupWWII US Navy Good Conduct Group for an Aviation Chief- 1942 hand engraved (last year they were engraved until 1946 when they did them retroactively) Wrap Brooch GCM, campaign medals

WWII - Korean War US Naval Aviator Named Medal Wings Group. Group named to Lester F. Johnson who served in the US Navy from 1943-1966. Comes with copied information regarding LCDR Johnson released und

Named WWII - Korean War Major General William Gillmore Medal grouping consisting of his mounted three place full size medals: Numbered WWII Distinguished Service Medal, Government WWII hand engraved L

Original Modern replacement engraved planchet group to a Sergeant from WWII, that were added at some point to original ribbons and brooches. Comes with several pages of research and stories from the v

Vintage WWII Reissued US Navy Medal Collection. You will receive the following medals: American Campaign Medal, Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal, Occupation Medal, WWII Medal, U.S. Armed Forces Wartime

Unique mini medal and ribbon bar set attributed to USN Chaplain Joseph C. Fitzgerald, 11th Marines, Korea as of 14 January 1951 and Acting 1st Marine Division Chaplain until October 1951. He also serv

Medal group, 1920s to Korea to Lt J.G. Paul J. Koterba. Thumb Print 1941 dog tag, 1925 engraved Good Conduct Medal from Hampton Roads, VA Naval Air Station, M. No. 9259 Yangtze Medal, and other items

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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

WWII era group from Sgt. John Elinsky, a 4th Infantry Division veteran who participated in five European campaigns to include the landing at Normandy on D-Day. The lot includes his hand engraved Bronz

Exceptional WWI group from Brigadier General Dr. Walter C. Montgomery, MD of New York City, who served as the 27th Division Surgeon as a Colonel during WWI in France, and was brevetted a Brigadier Gen

Group of US Military Medals. Several if not most are from WWII. (2) WWII Bronze Star and Purple Heart marked, "Arron Schakk." (1) Purple Heart marked, "Van Dyre Underwood." (1) WWII Purple Heart marke

Original WWII Darbys Rangers, 1st Ranger Battalion Prisoner of War group to Pvt. Warren M. Schermerhorn of Colonie, NY, who was captured on January 1944 and held at Stalag 3B. The group consists of hi

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

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,