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World War II Victory Flag with a green background.
These victory flags were a popular patriotic item in that time period. This
one measures 10-5/8 inches long by 8-1/2 inches wide. The coloring has
faded, as is typical of these pieces but represents a time period in
American History when Americans supported the cause.
Item WW1009 $14.99
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A similar flag to the one pictured above.
This one measures 10-5/8 inches long by 8-1/2 inches wide and shows a light blue background.
Size and history are the same and would be a displayable artifact from WWII.
Item WW1009 $14.99
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M9 spare barrel cover, World War II era.
This canvas cover is in good condition, though it has
some stains. It measures about 19.75 inches long.
Item WW1008 $29.99
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World War II U.S. Navy officer's mess fork.
One side of the handle is marked with an anchor and the other
is marked "USN". The back of the handle is marked "International Silver".
Though this 2.055 troy ounce fork looks and feels like silver, it is
not marked. As always, your satisfaction is guaranteed.
Item WW1007 $24.99
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World War II replica M-1 letter opener.
This brass letter opener appears to be an M-1, though we don't see evidence
of a magazine. It still has some of the original plating and is about 8.25 inches long.
Item WW1006 $24.99 |
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6 World War II coat-size Navy buttons with lots of gilt.
The stand-up shanks are present on these specimens, and all but one have
fabric remnants attached. The backmark on these 26 mm buttons is
"Waterbury Button Co. Conn."
Item WW1005 $29.99 |
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World War II vintage U.S. Army Military Police arm band.
This original piece is in good condition and measures 17.5" long.
It was purchased from a local man whose uncle wore it during WWII. This piece will display
nicely in your collection. Guaranteed authentic and not a reproduction.
Item WW1004 $35.00 SOLD |
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World War II Naval Channel Flare.
This rare wooden and pewter fuse was excavated at Charleston, South
Carolina. These devices were dropped from aircraft to mark channels and locations of anything
that needed to be recognized in the sea. They were dropped and had a weight on the bottom
that would make it sit upright and give off smoke. The wood is pine and is intact, and the
nose is pewter with brass tacks. Note the flange device on the nose that was designed to
make the flare turn upright in the water. Also included is the brass nose of another
flare that was, apparently, expended, because the fuse hole is open and the fuse is gone.
Item WW1003 $149.99 |
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World War II Army officer's jacket,
with the original belt.
The Second Army patch adorns the right
shoulder of this jacket; the XXIst Army Corps
patch graces the left shoulder. This small jacket
is in very good condition, though it appears to have
been let out sometime along the back seam.
Item WW1002 $69.99 |
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Original World War II German gas mask with container.
This mask is in excellent condition for its age. There are no cracks whatsoever in this piece.
"Obegefr./ H. Herzog" is written on the bottom of the canister, stamped inside the top is
"KUKA 1938" and "Herbert Herzog" appears on an old piece of tape identifying the mask. Nestled in
the top compartment is an original diaphragm. This novel collector's piece comes complete with a carrying bag strapped
to the canister, which stands 11" tall and 4.75" in diameter.
Item WW1001 $350.00 SOLD |
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WWII Artillery German Nazi General's Hat. (consignment item)
This hat found its way to the United states as a war souvenir. Note the gold braid at the top of the bill, which
was reserved for use by Nazi Generals and the red piping which designated Artillery. Protected since by
the owner, it shows a few moth holes but over all it is in excellent condition.
Unlike other items on my website, I have shortened the inspection period to 7
days so I can settle the sale with the owner. Thank you for viewing this authentic
piece of history. (Not a reproduction - guaranteed authentic!)
Item WW1000 $2995.00 SOLD |
