Militaria

ARTIFACT: This is a 1943 copy of the restricted United States Army Technical Manual (TM 30-644) entitled "Russian Phrase Book". It covers many useful Russian words and phrases and examples of international road signs. This booklet is not illustrated...

ARTIFACT: This is a copy of the May 1944 War Department Pamphlet 21-7 entitled "If You Should be Captured These Are Your Rights". The short booklet was a guide for soldiers in case they found themselves prisoners-of war. There are some black-and-white...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1941 "Bugle Notes", the U.S.M.A. US Military Academy West Point handbook for United States Army Cadets. This one has an inscription from Don to Bob, a soon-to-be cadet. The pocket-sized handbook contains vital information on customs,...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1939 "Bugle Notes", the U.S.M.A. West Point handbook for United States Army cadets. The pocket-sized handbook contains vital information on customs, honor and "songs and yells" to name a few of topics, as well as some black and white...

ARTIFACT: This is a first edition book entitled "A History of the 305th Infantry", authored by the captain of the 305th, Frank B. Tiebout. It was published in New York in 1919, and covers the United States Army 305th Infantry Regiment, which was...

ARTIFACT: This is a Civil War unit history, "Henry Wilson's Regiment: History of the 22nd Infantry, Second Sharpshooters. Third Light Battery, Massachusetts Volunteers", by John L. Parker. Henry Wilson, Major General of militia, US senator and chairman...

ARTIFACT: This is a hardcover copy of "List of Mothers and Widows of American Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Entitled to Make a Pilgrimage to the War Cemeteries in Europe". The state-by-state list was published a year after a March 1929 Act of Congress...

ARTIFACT: Small paper lot of WWI 151st Field Artillery Brigade Soldier L. Roy Mann, father of Eliot T. Mann, Tech Sergeant 319th Depot Repair Squadron, USAAF, 15th AF. The lot contains a handful of candid period photos, wartime postcards, and other paper...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce hardcover copy of the "Roster 8th New Hampshire Volunteers" along with a tinotype of the book's owner: Sergeant Albert Noyes of Amherst, New Hampshire. We know little about Noyes, save that he served in Company E, 8th N.H.V. He...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1911 United States Army book entitled "Infantry Drill Regulations". The manual was published for the War Department and covers topics such as "Leadership", "Marches", and "Orders, Commands and Signals". At the end of the book...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful and rare World War I framed studio photograph of a United States Army Transportation Service officer. His cap badge and ATS collar insignia are fairly clear and worn proudly. The photograph is matted and displayed in it's...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce World War I hardcover copy of "The Battle of Chatillon: A Graphic History of the Second Corps Aeronautical School, American Expeditionary Forces, France". Built from scratch amidst the French countryside beginning in February...