Militaria

ARTIFACT: This is a Rare World War II United States Army Air Forces senior pilot wing by Bond. Bond wings are rare enough: to find a Bond Senior Pilot Wing is extremely rare! Bond was a high-end...

ARTIFACT: This is a superlative example of a World War I Bombing Military Aviator wing produced by Eisenstadt. VINTAGE: Circa WWI. SIZE: About 3-3/4" in width by 1" in height CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: This is an exquisite and near mint example of a beautiful World War I United States Air Service pilot wing by the Homrighous Company of Memphis, Tennessee. The wing has 14 karat gold...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare 1943 date-marked United States Army Air Forces pilot wing by Firmin of London. The wing is in hallmarked silver. VINTAGE: Circa World War II (1943 dated). ...

ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare United States Army Air Forces flight engineer wing by Wallace Bishop of Brisbane, Australia. The wing has a capital E within a circle at center. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: This is a lovely example of the Eisenstadt made Dallas Type USAS Junior Military Aviator / Pilot wing from WWI.  Though a bit more crude than the refined Dallas wing made by Bailey Banks, &...

ARTIFACT: This is a United States Army Air Forces Glider Pilot Wing by Walter Lampl in the "Juarez" pattern. The wing is in sterling silver. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. ...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice World War II period United States Army Air Forces flight engineer wing by Meyer. It is in a two-piece construction made of sterling silver. This wing is lovely, with bits of...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare Walter Lampl-hallmarked "Juarez" Pattern World War II United States Army Air Forces bombardier wing. The wing is in excellent condition with a perfect gun metal patina...

ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare World War II United States Army Air Forces air gunner wing Type This substantial sterling silver wing is made by Luxenberg of New York. It has strongly defined...

ARTIFACT: This is a great WWII A-2 jacket, in a large size (42) by famous maker BRONCO Manufacturing Corporation. It was originally owned by Air Crew Member Cpl. Paul Seaman of the 67th Troop Carrier...

ARTIFACT: I'm not sure exactly of the ratio, but for at least every 100 painted Bomb Squadron jackets you might find ONE painted Fighter or Reconnaissance Squadron jacket, and this is the ONLY P-38...