WW1 WWI 102nd field artillery 26th division named Grouping

Named to Walter K. Marshall. Includes printed digital research. Also includes rather hard to find original issued victory medal box.

This is an incredible father/son veteran grouping of a WW1 2nd Division field artillery soldier and his son who was a WW2 veteran of the 168th Regiment, 34th Division who was awarded a Purple Heart in

DESCRIPTION: History of the 113th Field Artillery, 30th Division. Published in Raleigh by the History Committee of the 113th F.A. 1920, 262 pages, hardcover cloth binding. A look at the North Carolina

Four framed pieces to include WWI photograph of Headquarters Co. 323rd Field Artillery 32nd Division just back from Germany, two framed photographs N.Y.C., and New and Enlarged map of Baltimore City,

Archive of material related to the WWI service of Lt. Edward Dickson Hicks III of Nashville, Tennessee (1892-1961, 2nd LT, 122nd Heavy Field Artillery, 33 Division, U.S. Army). Includes several photos

WWI Soldier Photo Also includes a 328th Field Artillery Pin. The 328th was a part of the Custer 85th DIvision. You also get this unique "United we Stand" "LIBERTY" painted pin probably WWI Woodrow Wil

Boxed WWI Named & Numbered on Rim Victory Medal CFA Canadian Field Artillery. The Great War For Civilisation 1914-1919. Named to J.A. Beaufoy. Number on rim 330119. Also on rim is A. BMBR. J.A. Beaufo

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

5 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent. **Additional Shipping Due to Large Lot Size**

4 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Unboxed.

5 pieces. Mint condition. Box good.

5 pieces. Mint condition. Box good.

This is inert. Not sure what for. Possibly Hotchkiss

This is inert. Believed to be 37mm hotchkiss, but not sure.

WWI 1ST MINNESOTA FIELD ARTILLERY MOBILIZATION BADGE World War I ribbon badge from Battery D of the 1st Minnesota Field Artillery recognizing the entry of the United States into the war. Black ribbon

WWII Army 31st Infantry Division Purple Heart Group. Named to PFC Lester Albert Yarter, 116th Field Artillery, 31st Infantry Division. For wounds received as a result of enemy action at Mindanao, Phil

Three WWI trench art 75mm field artillery shells. One, fully stippled behind floral pattern, reads "Meuse" diagonally across shell. Two have floral patterns in front of texture with adornment at top.

Collection of two American field gear items from World War I. Includes: U.S. M1910 khaki haversack, approx. 12 x 18 in. (closed), stamped ‘U.S.’ on the front flap. Maker marked on the reve

Named to Edward F Ganzekaufer. During WW2 he would become a POW at Stalag IVB. Included in this group is his 1950s dated 4 pocket uniform. Shirt, pant, tie and garrison cap all laundry numbered to him

Original WWI Unit marked belt. The unit number is hard to discern, but appears to be 301. Fair condition with soiling.

WWI US Army 11th Field Artillery Replacement Depot (FA RD) Rolled Unit Photograph. Size: 8 x 36 inches

WWI US Army 26th Infantry Division flag (known as the Yankee Division as it was headquartered in Boston) - vg condition w/a few small holes near center, one grommet missing. 32 x 58 inches.

WWI M-16 US Army 26th Yankee Division, 104th Infantry Regiment Painted Helmet. British manufacturer. Shield painted on front. Comes with liner. No chinstrap. Condition consistent for its age. Dents on

WWI group of medals, buttons, and pins, including Victory Medal with 1 bar (St. Mihiel), 8th Infantry patch, 2 83rd Field Artillery pins, and additional pins, buttons, and a hat pin, together with a p