Falls Creek Military Collectibles 

Field used set that might have seen combat use as thew 38th Infantry regiment saw a lot of action.  Shows stains and repairs but in overall good solid condition.  Great piece of WW1 history.  Sold

Very nice aviation related book by the author of "Mutiny on the Bounty" who was a member of the Escadrille Lafayette and US 94th Aero Squadron before being shot down andspending the rest of the war as a German prisoner.  The binding is a little loose but in overall very good condition.  Sold

I Believe this beautiful studio portrait was taken at the dedication of the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City 1 November 1921 when all five of the allied commanders came together for the first time since WW1.  Strauss-Peyton was one of the most famous photo studios of the time and specialized in portraits of famous people and celebrity including many of the silent film stars of the time.  The photo has some wonderful details and is clear and sharp.  The photo itself measures 9 1/2" x 13" and overall framed measures 17 1/2" x 21 1/2" and is signed in pencil with the Strauss-Peyton signature.  Best original photo of Pershing I've ever owned.  $450.00

Very hard one to find for your collection.  Sold

Nice little group with some very unique items.  Has a very cool 146th FA trench art match box and lighter, his comfort bag, French made HQ Co. Collar disk (never seen another), and US with maker mark on the reverse.  Also has a studio RPPC of 3rd Army artillerymen.  Not sure which one he is or if they're just buddies of his as there's no ID.  $175.00

Inert, nice clean one.  Great for display.  $95.00 - On Hold

Beautiful, approx. 42" x 30" piece of original camouflage fabric adorned with the original red buffalo insignia of the  99th Aero Observation Squadron.  This piece is nicely framed and matted and measures 52" x 40".  Very similar to the 2A2 insignias pictured in Jon Maguire's book, "Silver Wings & Leather Jackets" in the the fabric seam is located in approximately the same location.  The vast majority of these were actually wing fabric from unsalvageable aircraft that were period adorned with the squadron insignia and presented to the pilots of the squadron.  A once in a lifetime opportunithy to acquire an original wartime squadron insignia.  This one shows age and some fold marks but in overall very good condition.  We can either make arrangements to ship the framed fabric, which will not be cheap, or I can remove it from the frame and ship it rolled in a tube.  The other option would be to pick it up.  A gorgeous, orginal piece.  Sold