1st Gulf War Operation Desert Storm Iraqi Military Helmet

Souvenir board, 8 x 6.25 in., displaying nine replica Iraqi medals from the Persian Gulf War also known as Operation Desert Storm. The medals are fastened to the red board for proper display, the boar

Lot of 1980s to 90s US military patches- Operation Desert Shield Storm 1990-91 A Mine is a Terrible Thing to Waste, Keflavik 79-80 Never Cold Crew II, USS Ranger Tiger Cruise Honolulu San Diego, Persi

Operation Desert Storm watch - Gulf War - 1991 Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or picture requests Used It

Two Bossons 1990's Chalkware Aviator Heads. Includes: "USAF Fighter Pilot, Operation Desert Storm, The Gulf War 1991", the other "Aviator" 1991. Desert Storm measures 7" x 6-1/2". Signed. Minor wear o

145227 DESERT STORM GULF WAR US AF / MILITARY MEMORABILIA Lot of various Desert Storm / Gulf War patches, stickers and pins in new condition. Size: 3" Condition: Like new.

USN Navy Gulf War Desert Storm Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron 1 (VQ-1) patches. You will receive (2) patches. Kuwait Liberation 1990-1991 Iraq, Iran & Saudi Arabia. VQ-1 DET ECHO and VQ-1 DET Echo

Nice Gulf war Iraqi army combat helmet. Nice displayable condition with wear to both the helmet shell and liner. Measures approximately 9" wide 11" deep.

A Desert Storm era polymer fiber M80 helmet having its original canvas liner and tan paint.

Howard Finster (American, 1916-2001) Leopard, 1991 enamel and marker with collage on wood signed and dated #18.000.15 inscribed Desert Storm War in the Gulf for United Worlds Peace to End All Wars 8 1

United States,1989 - 1995 Nicely stamped on the interior.

United States,1989 - 1995 Desert Storm War Period Kevlar PASGT Helmet

OPERATION DESERT STORM Soldier Memorabilia; Lot of 3--includes printed flag, with attached "Victory In The Gulf - Baghdad" patch and bomber plane pin. Nice graphic printed flag with crossed swords, ta

Including "Operation Desert Storm" and "Desert Shield" patches,Tactical Air Command patches, a vintage Airborne patch with an eagle claw, a 1964 Tokyo Olympic patch, fitness patches and others.

MILLITARY UNIFORMS-KOREAN WAR USMC JACKET PANTS AND BELT & WWII ARMY OFFICER UNIFORM JACKET ONLY - STAINED-AS-ISUS ARMY KOREA UNIFORM AND DESERT STORM MILITARY UNIFORMS-JACKETS ONLY-NO MAJOR SIGNS OF

Including a black helmet with a decal reading "Follow Me" with a bayonet picture, a white brimmed helmet with a Civil Defense decal, a military helmet with a loose interior and two Desert Storm banner

This interesting and unique US Navy Pilot WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Storm, War on Terrorism Ribbon Rack of various medals in very good condition.

Ancient Roman, ca. 1st Century AD, 22K Gold Ring inset with an Agate Cameo of Mars. God of War wearing a paludamentum (military cloak) and helmet. This beautiful cameo was cut to reveal three distinct

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A miniature stone pendant, carved to be the shape of the head of the god of war, Mars (Ares). Featuring a large, military helmet, and a stern, bearde

WWII BAZOOKA MAN 2001, DESERT STORM MACHINE GUNNER AND RECON SCOUT 2000, VIETNAM WAR HELICOPTER CREWMAN 1999, PETTY OFFICER 1ST CLASS- NAVY 2001, AND NAVY SEAL U.D.T. 1999

Thirteen (13) World War I U.S. Military equipment items, belonging to First Lieutenant James A. Newman, 51st Infantry Regiment, 6th Infantry Division. 1st item: One (1) Brodie helmet with painted red

Civil War Military History Lot. "Eye of the Storm: A Civil War Odyssey" by Robert Knox Sneden. HARDCOVER 2000 The Free Press 1st Edition, 1st Printing w/ numbers 1-10 on copyright page. Exactly as sho

Howard Finster (American, 1916-2001) Uncle Sam: Desert Storm War, 1991 mixed media on wood signed Howard Finster and titled (recto); signed, dated, and inscribed (verso) Height: 23 7/8 inches. Propert

Is missing interior liner and shows wear but is still solid.

1929 1st/1st Farewell to Arms Hemingway World War I Military Romance CLASSIC “The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong at the broken places.” – Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arm