WW1 US Air Service Tunic, Dog Tags (4pc)

Rare World War I U.S. Army Air Service uniform. Included is: official heavy green wool M1917 tunic, five buttons at front with four pockets with button-down flaps, 'U.S.' and Aviator's screw-on collar

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

LEATHER - JOS.ROMAN. BEUMONT ESCAD. A.E.F.F.1918 AD. 56795 Stamped Inside

Reproduction full sized metal pin back wings and modern WWI Victory ribbon bar. Perfect for a restoration.

WWI US Army Air Service winter weight Officer jacket, with US and Air Service collar insignia. There is a machine sewn multi-layered wool Air Service patch on one sleeve. No name or ID. Jacket has som

WWI Khaki summer cotton US Army Air Service Officer jacket, with US and Aviation collar insignia, and pin back lieutenant bars. It is not named or identified. There is some soiling throughout.

Good Conduct Medal, Pins, Ribbons, WW1 US Army Dog Tags (Curtis W. Newcomer);

Rare Service of Supply Variation Patch, Red Background with Silver/Gray SS, Fantastic Cook Rating on Sleeve and Scarce Crescent Collar Disc with Standard US on Left, 1 O/S Stripe and Original Own

Lot of WWII - 50s dog tags, The Enriquez one is from Iowa, Coke is an AAF Officer from Dallas, TX, and the two on the middle left are 277th Port BN.

WWI Army 37th Engineer Battalion AEF France Vet Dog Tags.

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 jacket for AFI (unknown Army Air Force command?) for a WWI veteran who served again in WWII in this capacity. Interesting six button jacket with officer mohair cuffs. Good condition.

Franklin Mint Sterling Service tag and ring, U.S. Air Force, sterling tag, 5/8" x 1 5/8", with emblem on front (marked .925 on back), 23" sterling chain (marked on clasp), plus sterling ring with embl

WWII lot from USAAF Major General Clements McMullen. As a 2 Star in the War, he was Commander of the Far East Air Service Command, and at the end of the war was Chief of Staff at PACUSA in Tokyo. In 1

James Hawxhurst - WWI archive. Including: Service induction document, May 22, 1918. Dog tags, canvas Red Cross arm band, wrist watch and a document authorizing him to wear a Victory Ribbon. Condition:

WINSLOW ALAN: (1895-1933) American Aviator, the first US Air Service pilot to down a German plane during World War I. Vintage fountain pen ink signature ('Alan C Winslow') on a very slightly irregular

Original US WWI uniform- First Army SOS patch, bullion overseas stripes, medical private rank, US and Medical Corps collar discs. Not named and no tag found inside. Good condition with the exception o

Lot of dog tags to various service members with different religious preferences.

WW2 Military Collectibles Patches, Utencils, Evans Spit Fire Lighter Military Whistle, War Rations Books, Service Mans War Map, War Dictionary, Dog Tags, Several Japanese US Bring Back Data Plates, Al

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GORGEOUS BALLOON PILOT'S WING, NICE DETAIL TO BALLOON, WITH U.S. TO CENTER AND STAR ABOVE. INSCRIBED TO THE BACK MAJOR JOE WINSLOW BART JR, ARMY AIR SERVICE, 700 4290., THEY MEASURE APPROX. 3" AND APP

Original Mexican Border medal numbered 3070 to James C. Burns of Charlotte, NY, 24th Photo Sec., Air Service, WWI. It is in good condition and may have been re-ribboned long ago.

World War I U.S. 2nd Army IV Corps tunic with a IV Corps 'Liberty Loan' patch affixed to the left shoulder, along with a red service stripe, green wool construction with infantry and U.S. discs at the

Original WWII theater made and US patch lot as shown. Bullion China Burma India, Army Air Forces, overseas bars, and honorable service stripe. The wooden Japanese tag has an inscription on the back in