World War One
World War One
WW1 US Army Chaplain's Overseas Cap
Excellent condition with black piping and original major oakleaf. $75.00 - On HoldPre-WW1 Mills Cartridge Belt, Rimless Eagle Buttons
Not sure if this is considered a model 1907 or 1910 Mills cartridge belt, but this one is an excellent example. Does not look to have been used so you won't have to upgrade this one. $195.00WW1 Red Cross Cloth Comfort Bag, Westport, CT
8" x 11" heavy cloth bag. These usually contained comfort items such as a toothbrush, cigarettes and comb and were given out to soldiers on these way overseas. This one has cloth tags sewn on to let the soldier know it was from the Westport, CT Red Cross. $35.00 Rare WW2 US Army EM Interpreter Collar Disk
Nice original disk with the correct square based on the screw post. $125.00WW1 US Army EM Collar Disk, 134th Artillery, 37th Division, Interesting Variation
Interesting variation with tool stamped battery numbers above the crossed cannons. Must have been something done by this unit. Very good condition. $65.00WW1 US Army Master Signal Electrician, Aviation Chevron
Another very hard WW1 chevron to find. $85.00WW1 US Army EM Chevron, Quartermaster Sergent Senior Grade, Motor Transport Corps and Collar Insignia
Nice little set of MTC items in excellent condition. $65.00WW1 US Soap Case
Nice early piece and displays well with your doughboy pack display. Shows just a little age but overall very good condition. $35.00American Field Service Bulletin, March 1923
AFS Bulletin in very good condition. Getting tough to find. $29.95WW1 US Army Motor Transport Corps Bulletin, "The Steering Wheel", 1918 Holiday Issue
Not many of these survived. This one was dedicated to the war orphans of France. Excellent condition. $35.00WW1 US Army Foot Powder, 1918 Contract
Full 1/4 lb can in very good condition. $35.00WW1 US Army Mess Kit Set
Nice issued set complete with meat can, knife, fork and spoon. Issued condition but overall very good condition. $45.00WW1 Photograph and Signature of Gen. Peyton March, US Army Chief of Staff
Nice set of 2 items related to Gen. March who was the Army Chief of Staff during WW1 in addition to being Gen. Pershing's rival. Photo measures 6 1/4" x 5 1/2" and stamped L. C. Handy Studios, Washington, DC. The signature is from later in his life and dated 1944. March lived to age 90 and passed away in 1955. The Handy Studio dates back to the Civil War period and is one of the more famous studios. These items would look great framed. $75.00WW1 US Army Signalman Brassard
Excellent condition felt construction with ties. Worn but soldier designated as the regimental or company signalman and responsible for establishing communications. Hard to find item as most are simply a blue band. $95.00WW1 Sons in Service Liberty Bell Pin
Small lapel pin in the shape of a bell with 2 blue stars and "over there" indicating the wearer had 2 sons serving overseas. $25.00 WW1 Son in Infantry Pin
Nice lapel pin of crossed rifles and US with enamel son in service pin. Very good condition. $25.00WW1 US Naval Gun Factory Optical Shop Binoculars and Case
Well marked set of US Navy binoculars in their original carrying case. Show use and missing one eye piece but complete with all straps and very clear optics. Hard to find the Navy versions since they saw a lot of use during the way. $75.00