Britains WW2 US & British Generals

Bernard Montgomery #17231, George C. Marshall #17234, William "Bull" Halsey, and Douglas McArthur. 4 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

#23012 U.S. Infantry "Doughboy" Marching #1; & #17902 British Infantry Standing Firing; mint in cases

Variety of regiments including: US Marine "Snowdrops", US Army, British Infantry, German Infantry and Russian Infantry. 17 pieces. Excellent to very good condition. Unboxed.

British, Canadian, US, and German Regiments. 6 pieces. Mint in plastic cases.

RARELY SEEN BRITISH MADE GOLD BULLION GENERAL OFFICER'S SWORD BELT BUCKLE AND SWORD HANGERS. CONDITION LOOKS UNISSUED. BUCKLE IS NICELY MARKED "ENGLAND" TO THE BACK.

#17904 US Infantry Standing Firing: & #17906 British Infantry Firing; mint in cases

Original print from WWII hand signed by British Artist and US War Correspondent Frank Beresford addressed to the Commanding General and men of the 65th Fighter Wing. Comes with an original paper detai

24 inch x 29.5 inch map of East Anglia produced by the British War Office and used by RAF and US Pilots. This one belonged to Brigadier General Jesse Auton, Cpommander of an 8th AAF Fighter Wing in WW

24 inch x 29.5 inch map of East Anglia produced by the British War Office and used by RAF and US Pilots in 1942. This one belonged to Brigadier General Jesse Auton, Cpommander of an 8th AAF Fighter Wi

WW2 General Gunther Rall Signed The Battle of Britain Open Day Biggin Hill 17 Sept 95 FDC. 6 of 55 Covers Issued. Flown in a Spitfire Mk XIX. British Red Cross Stamp with 17 Sept 95 Postmark. Good con

[British Army] 26 signed items, mostly cut signatures, mostly of British military officers from WWI. Each signature is accompanied by an illustration of the person. Most illustrations are from: Dodd,

10 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Unboxed.

7 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Unboxed.

Mint with boxes sets #23004, #17870, #17667 and #17690. Four boxed sets.

Lot of three WWI era medals: Pte. E.P. Quirk, 43rd Canadian Infantry (poor condition ribbon that is barely attached to the medal, WWI US Victory medal (fraying ribbon, no pin), and BR. Sher. Khan, 30

6 pieces. Mint in plastic cases.

#17870 Opening Moves 1914; British Royal Field Officer Mounted; 2 pieces (man comes off horse; excellent in excellent box

#17834 Mons, 1914; British 9th Lancer, Corporal, Charging Set #2; 2 pieces (man comes off horse); excellent in excellent box

#23016 British Infantry Advancing at the Trail #1; & #23018 British Infantry Reaching for Ammo #1; excellent in excellent plastic cases

3 pieces. Mint condition. Box excellent.

#23011 1916 British Infantry Standing Firing #1; & #23013 1916 British Infantry Throwing Grenade #1; excellent in excellent plastic cases

#23017 1916 British Infantry Officer Advancing no.1; 1 piece; excellent in excellent plastic case

#23014 1916 British Infantry Advancing #1; & #17944 British 42nd Black Watch Highlander Charging #1; mint in cases

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