Treasures Past: SOLD!!! Items

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I United States Army Model 1917 trench fighting knife. This "knuckle" knife is dated 1917 and is by Landers, Frary & Clark (L. F. & C). The knife does not come with a scabbard. This knife came to us in the company of a...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I scabbard throat for the United States Army Model 1917 trench fighting knife. This throat came to us in the company of a few other items, all of which are listed separately for sale (please see links at bottom of...

ARTIFACT: This is a great old sterling silver bracelet from West Point United States Military Academy. The face of the bracelet bears the West Point coat of arms, a crest showing a sword and Athena's helmet, and the motto DUTY, HONOR, COUNTRY...

ARTIFACT: This is a very unique pair of United States Army dog tags from World War II of enlisted men whose next-of-kin is Baroness Maria Reitzes. The two tags are for Franz Taussig and Octavio Alvarez. Even with the names being completely different, the...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa 1920s saddle blanket badge for the First Cleveland Cavalry (Troop A, 107th Cavalry) of the Ohio National Guard. Troop A, or the "Black Horse Troop", was started as a military group independent of the militia in 187 The...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I United States Army Model 1917 trench fighting knife. This "knuckle" knife is dated 1917 and is by American Cutlery Company (A.C. Co.). The knife has a three sided blade and does not come with a scabbard...

ARTIFACT: This is a uniform jacket belonging to World War II Major General William W. Eagles. The jacket includes the General's ribbon bars, bullion Major General Stars and two patchea German-made US Army Europe on the left shoulder, and a US made 45th...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful example of a ring from the Women's Army Corps, the first women other than nurses served with the US Army. The ring is in 10 karat gold and dates from World War II. This ring has an engraving on the inside that reads...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful example of a ring from the Women's Army Corps, where the first women other than nurses served with the US Army. The ring is in sterling and dates from WW II. VINTAGE: WW II. SIZE: Size 7 US Standard. CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: This is an early Occupation Period war art box brought back as a souvenir by an American soldier. The box is nicely done in wood with red, white, blue and gold sand arranged in four of the Allied flag designs on the lid (US, Britain, France and...

ARTIFACT: This is a United States trench siren whistle from World War I. The whistle body is at the end of a chain, has classic lines and the holes at its base resemble a cut-out daisy pattern. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: Approximately 18-1/4" in...

ARTIFACT: This is a single World War II dog tag for the United States Army 71st Armored Field Artillery. The tag is T-dated 1943 and has next-of-kin information. The tag reads ALEX G. CARDENAS 38248998 AB ADELA CARDENAS RT. 3 EDINBURG, TEX. T43...