Treasures Past: SOLD!!! Items

ARTIFACT: Great WWII United States Army 202nd Field Artillery Group Command Post Sign from the European Theater of Operations. Created by Corporal William Shirley Jr. of C. Battery, the sign depicts a US artillery round bearing down on a running scared,...

ARTIFACT: Scarce WWII United States Army "Satchel Signal" bag for British #19 Wireless Radio. The olive drab, heavy duck bag is lined with cotton and features heavy canvas straps with steel buckles and an adjustable shoulder strap. The top flap reads:...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful, early 1945 5th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division souvenir buckle named to Delbert Rupard and made in the Philippines. During WWII, the 5th Cavalry Division was stationed in the Pacific Theater and participated in the Lyte...

ARTIFACT: Great, comical WWII United States Army souvenir pillowcase. The center of the silk pillowcase shows a grizzly bear standing on the surface of a globe and is hurling bombs and artillery by hand upon a section of the globe that shows Japan and...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful circa 1940 (early World War II) United States Army 5th Infantry Regiment ring made in Panama. Also known as the "Bobcats", the 5th left Fort Williams in Maine for Panama's Camp Paraiso, based there from before the US joined...

ARTIFACT: Named WWII 1st Special Service Force / 1st Rangers Veteran Grouping with engraved commemorative V-42 stiletto by Case and original WWII items that include, a cotton khaki overseas hat with Italian red, white, and blue piping, two 1st Ranger...

ARTIFACT: This is a great 1920s-1930s United States Army 5th Field Artillery Regiment, Battery A officer's swagger stick. The brass cap shows an engraved letter A and has a pair of three-dimensional cannons bearing a number 5 wrapped around it. The very...

ARTIFACT: 1930's United States Army Cadet Artillery ID Bracelet by Robbins in Attleboro, Massachusetts. The nickel-plated ID bracelet shows a nicely detailed, raised crossed artillery cannons on an oval disc and the reverse reads: "ROBBINS CO ATTLEBORO,...

ARTIFACT: This is a nicely maker-marked and unit-marked World War I United States Army grenade pouch, most likely for the 331st Regiment, 91st Division, Company L. The pouch is dated 1918 and was made by the Troy Carriage Sun Shade Company out of...

ARTIFACT: This is a sterling silver World War I ring for the United States Army 26th Division. At the ring's center is the 26th Division insignia, an interlocking Y and D for the Massachusetts group's nickname, the Yankee Division". The ring may have...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I United States Army 104th Infantry Regiment, 26th Division ring in 14 karat gold. At the ring's center is the 26th Division insignia, an interlocking Y and D for the Massachusetts group's nickname, the "Yankee Division"...

ARTIFACT: This is a United States Militia officer belt and buckle from the 1850s. The belt has a stitched and scalloped border on each edge and is a brilliant orange-red and white. The buckle shows an insignia in relief of an eagle clutching arrows and a...