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ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful Japanese-made fan from early post-World War II. The fan is decorated nicely with an American flag. VINTAGE: Circa post-World War II. SIZE: Approximately by 8-3/4" in...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I United States Army Engineer Corps compass. The compass is dated 1918 on reverse and reads ENGINEER CORPS U.S. along the brass edge of the cover. The outer edge...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice pair of early World War II United States Army "next of kin" dog tags. They originally belonged to G.A. (George Austin) Hottle of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and are T-dated...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful and colorful souvenir pin tray given to United States troops in celebration of the liberation of Sedan, France, in Ardennes, on September 5, 194Victory at the Second...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1880s-1890s United States Army veteran's souvenir badge. It is in the shape of a three-dimensional spiked helmet and has an attached eagle lapel pin. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice World War I veteran's ring in gilt bronze for the United States Army 28th Division, or the Keystone Division. The ring has a keystone at center denoting that the group...

ARTIFACT: This is a pair of World War II United States Army dog tags originally belonging to Earl McCall of Allentown, Pennsylvania. They are on their original chain. Also on the chain is a medical...

ARTIFACT: This is a great handmade silver bracelet for the United States Army Airways Communications System from the China-Burma-India theatre. The bracelet shows three different scenes, all in...

ARTIFACT: This is a dated 1917 Model 1894 United States Army bugle by F&S of Chicago. This small, triple-twist bugle is often called the "trench" bugle, although its use was necessarily restricted on...

ARTIFACT: This is a United States made farrier's knife dating to the Civil War. The knife is all in one curved line, and the tip of the blade is also curved back in a lip that aided in dealing with...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce ribbon for the 25th annual reunion of the 29th New Jersey Volunteers. The reunion took place at Keansburg, New Jersey on September 9, 1914. VINTAGE: Circa 1914...

ARTIFACT: This is a pair of either United States Army cavalry or possibly Confederate spurs by Oakes. The spurs are in a simple, unadorned style and have a mellowed coloring. VINTAGE: Circa Civil...