RARE 1918 REMINGTON ARMS UMC 1911 PISTOL US ARMY .

A rare US Army distinguished service cross, awarded during WWI in 1918 to Private John P. Donovan, #20472

with officer in original box, Rare uncatalogued double row set, (1930) Good, one arm loop damaged, paint on bases crazed, Box fair-good, some splits, especially to lid edges (16 pieces)

5 pieces. 1941 issue available from F.A.O. Schwartz. Pre-War. Condition excellent.

REMINGTON ARMS-UMC CO. 12G PUMP SHOTGUN, 24.5" BBL, RIBBED FORE END - This Item Requires An FFL Transfer - To protect the interests of all involved, ALL firearms transactions will be done under the di

Serial No. 1395559. With original leather holster. (1000/1500)

Pre War. In Original Box. Very limited production. Brown belts, peaked caps. 8 Pieces. Condition Figures Excellent. Condition Box Very Good; Missing some edge section.

Very Rare Black Military M4, Produced In Small Numbers For The Us Army, Engraved On The Back Of The Top Plate With Contract Numbers, With Matching Elcan 2/50Mm No.276-0022, Both Camera And Lens In Exc

Measurements: 45" H x 25-1/2" W x 17-1/2" D (each) Provenance: From the estate of Albert Newton Gremler (1932-2020) of Savanah, Georgia. A US Army Veteran, attorney, private collector. A Pair Fine Chi

Very rare original first issue printing of the famous 'Uncle Sam' poster created by James Montgomery Flagg which lead to the creation of the Uncle Sam campaign that is now synonymous with U.S Army rec

Bronze construction. Front shows an American eagle with the Philippine coat of arms in the center of his chest. Reverse is maker marked NS Meyer Inc New York. Screw mount post with a brass nut on the

RARE. Front reads ALAMO SCOUTS SIXTH ARMY. Profile of an Indian warrior head in the center. Machine embroidered construction in cotton thread with a cheese cloth backing. Measures 3 7/8 inches in diam

Rare Salvation Army Band circa 1934 with 1st version early heads. 12 pieces. Condition very good, 1 euphonium arm loop damaged

Flagg, James Montgomery (American, 1870-1960). "I WANT YOU FOR U.S. ARMY". 1917. Published by Leslie Judge co. NY. Signature in plate. Framed: 42" x 31 1/2". Condition: Fine. Linen-backed. Some restor

The US Navy Mark V was first made in 1916 by A. Schrader's Son Company and also the A.J. Morse Company. Only a handful of examples exist from 1916 and 1917. By 1918 orders by the US Government for vic

Copyright, 1917, Leslie-Judge, NY. 40”H x 30”W. Stamped “627 Smithfield St.” Pittsburgh, PA Recruitment Center.

Lloyd Wright (American, 1890-1978) Rare Arm Chair, circa 1949 Redwood, mohair 36 x 36-1/2 x 33-1/2 inches (91.4 x 92.7 x 85.1 cm) PRO

1951 Land Rover Series I 4x4 Utility Registration no. MPW 422 Chassis no. 26100391 Footnotes: Inspired by the US Army's wartime 'Jeep', developed in haste and intended for short-term, small-scale prod

Historic Americana World War I: Uncle Sam Recruiting Poster By James Montgomery Flagg with the Iconic Text: "I Want You/ For U.S. Army/ Nearest Recruiting Station." the 1917 Original World War I (1917

19th century or earlier. The piece is nicely formed with an early gilt and painted surface. Good overall condition. H12 1/4" Sold from the collection of a well decorated US Army General and his wife,

Vintage matte-finish 10 x 8 U.S. Army photograph of General MacArthur wading ashore Leyte Island in the Philippines in October 1944, signed neatly over his person in fountain pen. Reverse bears U.S. A

PROVENANCE: From private collections of Joseph (Joe) M. Adam, 1931-2017, Myrtle Beach with his loving wife Adelia.After graduating from High School in New Jersey, he served in the US Army as part of t

Measurements: 10-1/8" H Provenance: From the estate of Albert Newton Gremler (1932-2020) of Savanah, Georgia. A US Army Veteran, attorney, private collector. A Fine Chinese Gilt Bronze Shakyamuni Budd

Arcade & AC Williams Cast Iron Banks- 4 US Army Navy Soldiers and Scout original paint banks.

This is a lot of seven HO scale diesel locomotives from the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, as well as set of five cars and a locomotive that make up a U.S. Army train. All of the locomotives have been