China Chinese Militaria & Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: Here is a truly unique Flying Tigers souvenir! This is a United States Navy G-1 flight jacket dated 1969 with a large, one-of-a-kind American Volunteer Group (Flying Tigers) patch on...

ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare badge from the American Volunteer Group (aka the Flying Tigers) by Whitehead & Hoag. The original Flying Tigers numbered just over 300 personnel, and were in China...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare 1930s Chinese Order of the Resplendent Banner 8th Class knight badge with a very low number (127). Also known as the Order of Clouds and Banner, this award has nine ranks and...

ARTIFACT: This is a CBI theatre-made DI. The DI is a red and white striped crest with a white sun and star on a field of blue. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: 1" height and 3/4" width...

ARTIFACT: This is an odd circa World War II Chinese Air Force hat badge. It is American-made, and may possibly have been worn by flight instructors in the States. The Chinese sun is nicely enameled...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa early World War II Chinese Air Force pilot wing. The wing has a beautiful blue and white enameled Chinese sun emblem at its center, with wonderful detailing on the feathers...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II patch for the Chinese 5th Army. The patch is shield-shaped and bears a red V decorated by a white flower. The reverse of the patch has Chinese characters,a chop and a...

ARTIFACT: An extremely rare and highly desirable piece for any WWII aviation collection: The much-sought-after American Volunteer Group Chinese made shoulder patch. This example was never sewn onto a...

ARTIFACT: This is a numbered circa 1930s or World War II Chinese Army, Navy and Air Force medal, II Class, II Grade, 1st Award. The medal was instituted in 192It is beautifully enameled in a...

ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare circa 1930s Nationalist Chinese Air Force aviation cadet visor hat. The hat is in slate blue wool and has a Chinese sun badge on the front. It has a nice maker...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare Chinese decoration for the 1923 inauguration of Cao Kun. Gaining the leadership of the Republic of China in October 1923, Cao Kun won his "election" through several unabashed...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II V donation/member pin for United China Relief. The badge is nicely painted in green upon brass and shows a Chinese dragon upon a furling scroll. The reverse of the...