This beautiful Public Health Service Cap insignia was made by my favorite wing maker Blackington and is made of Sterling Silver. The badge is 2” high and 2.25” wide. Most of the frosting is present with wear on the eagles chest and head. The reverse left hand wing is marked Blackington and the r ...Read and See More
This World War Photo Frame made from a damaged propeller, and this one is extensively embellished using an X stamp and small dots on the smaller parts. This particular frame is one of the most highly worked props that I have seen or owned. To describe this frame I will start from the top as it shows ...Read and See More
This carved walking stick was created by Louis Thompson of the 58th NYSV infantry regiment, and carved in 1896 Wed. The 26th. Where to start, there is so much on the stick OK its just under 37” long and at the top grip just over 1” thick. Don’t know the wood but its close grain wood. Just past ...Read and See More
This great looking officers interlocking brass belt buckle is complete with the keeper and is marked on the reverse 63 on both pieces. The gilt finish is still in excellent condition and for everyone that I have asked what country it came from I have received about dozen guesses. Size 4” wide x 2. ...Read and See More
I have been told that this is a Officers belt buckle for the engineers? Period 1870 to 1900? The buckle is maker stamp on the reverse GOTTIAU and serial numbered 2226. Shows lots of wear. Condition good + ...Read and See More
I have been collecting GAR national encampment badges for a number of years. The GAR stands for the Grand Army of the Republic an acrimonion for the Union Soldiers consolidation of all the small veteran groups. I was first drawn to the badges by the enamel work on some of them and then just purchase ...Read and See More
Here are three framed letters written to Mrs. Ruth M Morris about the death of her aviation cadet son Herman Gilbert Jr. killed during training. The first letter of May 8th from the Chico base Chaplain Robert A. McKain expressing condolence. The second letter is from the War Dept signed by G Marshal ...Read and See More
This is just a great looking set of 3” pinback Pilot Wings that are heavy and show its age. I don’t think that they have been cleaned any the past 50 years.The reverse is marked Sterling in vertical form on the shield. Great for display be itself or on a good uniform. Condition very good === ...Read and See More
This WWI British Plaque for National War Saving Committee is for the community of Hoylake & West Kirby It is made out of Bronze and my question is how the hell did it wind up in the US? The plaque appears to have been taken off a building or memorial by force. The dimensions are 11 1/2’ wide by 16 ...Read and See More
