US ARMY M1902 INFANTRY OFFICER FROCK COAT

The officer’s tunic of navy blue wool with stand-up collar. Eighteen large brass “I” eagle buttons on front. Black polished cotton lining [faded]. Right sleeve missing two small buttons. Showing

Great looking regulation Army Officers coat. Comes with a pair of US and infantry pins on the lapels and collars and triple hash marks on the cuffs. All labels appear to be present including the Union

Original Civil War Field Officer's Uniform and Belt 42''. Includes a long coat with Infantry buttons. Also a model 1850 US Army commissioned officers belt leather belt with buckle. Scattered wear from

[CIVIL WAR]. Union Infantry frock coat identified to Captain W.H.  Shuman, Co. I, 178th Pennsylvania regiment. Navy blue nine-button single-breasted infantry officer's frock coat and captain's sh

A US Army Infantry officer's helmet. Includes a cabinet card photo from Harlow studios in Montpelier, Vermont of soldier who is believed to be the original owner of the helmet. Some losses / loose pie

U.S. Army officer’s cold weather coat, constructed of green mackinaw wool and with a silk lining. The coat bears shoulder straps and two large pockets, and is double breasted. No tags. In excell

Featured in this lot is an Armstrong M1902 US Army officers saber. The saber displays a curved engraved blade with brass guard and carved horn grips. The blade features etched designs across the blade

Boxed U.S. Army Infantry, 8 including officer, condition very good, 8 retouched bases in very good ROAN box, plus a 2nd box with white stamped end label, no tie card with 2 officers and 1 man, embelli

Boxed U.S. Army Infantry, 8 including officer, condition excellent, retouched shoulder patches in very good ROAN box, no tie card, circa 1950s.

Lot of 3 Military Soldiers 12" Custom Action Figures : Sideshow Brotherhood of Arms Civil War US Infantry Army Officer Potomac , US 146th NY Zouave Infantry - Redressed , Hasbro General George Was

US Army Vietnam Era Officer Infantry Dress Visor Cap Hat & Shoulder Boards. The visor is a Flight Ace hat. Size 7. Excellent condition. The shoulder boards are in nice condition and not marked.

A Springfield M1902 U.S. Army Officer's sword with scabbard, having a 32in etched blade marked by Springfield Armory, Springfield Mass. U.S.A., steel hilt, and carved horn grip. With scabbard. | Local

U.S. Army officers sword M1902 in scabbard, Henry V. Allen & Co., New York, wood grip, etched blade. This example is likely an earlier manufacture 31 1/8" L

United States,1941 - 145 (2) WWII U.S. Army winter wool coats, The officers Mackinaw type coat has insignia and sterling captains bars.

U.S. Army Officer uniform wool serge four-button jacket /coat with four pockets in olive drab and a neck tie, with "SAKS FIFTH AVENUE" and "THE HOUSE OF MALCOLM KENNETH" labels attached to the inside

[CIVIL WAR]. Union Infantry major's frock coat. Navy blue seven-button double-breasted field officer's frock coat with velvet-lined standing collar and original major's should straps. Infantry eagle b

medal; US Army officer pre-1900s, image 5 inches tall x 3 1/2 inches wide and a metal commemorating the Arsenal in Allegheny. Provenance: from the Estate of Raymond Bentley

James Lee tailored (Hong Kong / Japan) mess dress jacket to US Army Colonel Willard G. Alverson. He was an infantry officer in the 3rd Division during the Korean War, then commanded a Special Forces B

Includes; #31B Cavalry Trooper and #1206 Infantry Officer with National Standard. 2 pieces. Near mint condition. Boxes excellent.

U.S. Army Pilot Officer uniform wool serge four-button jacket /coat with four pockets in olive drab with insignia and medal ribbons. Dimensions: Size 38 Regular

Custom Hand Guard.M1902 Ceremonial Officer's Parade Sword.

Lot of WWII US Army Officer branch pins and insignia, some on cards. Some are maker marked on the back. Good, used condition.

Original 2nd ID Ike jacket with numerous overseas bars and service stripes, Medic collar brass, and a shirt named to an Officer. Good condition.

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,