Named Post WW2 WWII 1st Battalion 6th Armored Cav Constabulary Grouping

Includes a stunning painted rear seam swivel bale helmet with no liner

Named to a private Leroy B Little. photos are of saipan and Okinawa post WW2

Named to a George Lozmack. Lot includes pictures, Pins, Patches and a letter from him in 2009. The highlight of this grouping is the combat worn and patched Frogskin camo coveralls with field repairs

Features beautiful Chain stitched patches. Jacket also has 723rd tank battalion Di's and laundry number. Invasion broad arrow on ETO ribbon Bar

Named to Private First Class Charles R Campbell. Grouping includes personal journal and photo album named to Campbell. Also included is a plaque and the USS Yorktown Yearbook and other loose Photograp

Named to 1st Lt Leonard E Reed. Part of the 9th Army AIr Force and the 439th Troop Carrier Group. B-13 Officers jacket Features sewn on Technical Obeservers wing and Sewn on ribbon bars. Pathfinder pa

WWII Size 40L marked HBT Coveralls with a 6th Armored patch and the name Gamache written on it twice, and embroidered once. Salty and soiled from use and wear.

Associated with Private Second Class Jesse E. Phillips. included with uniform is paperwork which was found in pocket named to Phillips. Uniform features a custom snap and zipper front. 1st division be

Named to Lt Merkel Koch who earned his Navy cross for his role in damaging the japanese battleship Nagato.Included is his engraved navy cross and engraved air medal. Original Navy issued short coffin

Named to Bombadier Lt. Fredrick D Worthen of the 8th AF 93rd Bombing Group. This Grouping is incredibly large and holds a lot of documentation from years of research Worthen obtained to write a book.

Named to a staff Sergeant Stephen Pecketz. Grouping includes printed online paperwork. NOK Dog tag and medals. The medals are not named.

Named to Major Erling Johan Hangerud who would eventually retire as Lt.Col in the judge advocates office. This grouping consists of his hand painted personal leather bag. Please not the damage on bag

Named to Major G R Lockard. Commanding officer of the Special services batallion, 1st amphibious corps out of Camp Goettage. Also included is the book Navajo Weapon: The Navajo Code Talkers by Sally M

Includes Airborne Helmet Chin Strap. Discharge Paper. Officers Membership Card. British made 506th DI. Rare paratrooper Collar disc. A.E.CO Sterling Jump wings and Ribbon Bar with Invasion arrow. Also

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

Extremely Collectable WWI USMC 97th Company 2nd Infantry Division 6th Marines 1st Battalion Full Uniform & Doughboy Red Square Insignia Helmet Red Diamond with original shoulder patch, gas mask, pucke

UNITED STATES, WWII ERAA grouping of three World War II medals. The medals include a purple heart, silver star, and WWII conduct medal belonging to 1st LT. Anthony J. Ankuta and his brother. Anthony A

100% Genuine Guaranteed. This Order of Lenin number 212055 with the document, type 4 was awarded in 1952. The Order of Lenin, named after the leader of the Russian October Revolution, was established

Extensive collection to Lt. Albert Hainey of the famed 1st Air Commandos. Incredibly rare collection attributed to a 1st Air Commando Group, 6th Fighter Squadron Fighter Pilot who was tragically kille

Amazing archive from Lt. Colonel George James Woods, a Battalion commander in the 129th Infantry, 37th Infantry Division in the Pacific. The group includes his medals such as his numbered Silver Star,

Named to Colonel Linwood M Gable. Linwood was Commanding Officer of the USAAF 8th Airforce 231st Station Hospital During WW2. This grouping includes his government-engraved WW2 Silver Star for his Her

Named to LT. Emil Wamser. Grouping includes Juncker made Pilots Observer badge. 1st class Iron Cross. Stick pin in original box. Printed military records and his original German Documents

World War II uniform, map, medals and 'blood chit' grouping of Lt. Robert Finkel, 181st Signal Repair Co., 4011 Signal Battalion, which was crucial in the operation of the important Ledo Road. The Led

Royal Navy WWI & WWII Family grouping identified to Vice Admiral A.H. Norman, CMG, MID, Royal Navy and his son Lieutenant Commander E.D. Norman, DSO, DSC, a group of five to Vice Admiral A.H. Norman,