US Militaria Artifacts By Branch Of Service

ARTIFACT: Extremely rare WWI American Red Cross Automotive & Mechanics Section medal for ambulance drivers and chauffeurs and worn as a watch fob. The planchet/fob shows an enameled red cross in the center and surrounding the outer edge it reads: "A...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa early World War II American Field Service donation badge. Members of the American Field Service were volunteer ambulance drivers who rescued wounded soldiers in different overseas regions. It is in gilt brass and white enamel...

ARTIFACT: This is an early World War I AFFW American Fund for French Wounded donation fob. The fob is shaped like a Maltese cross and at center shows a rooster and the American and French flags, crossed. The front of the fob reads VIVE LA FRANCE, and the...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare World War I St. John's Ambulance Corps for the International Red Cross lapel pin with blue, white and red enamel. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: About 3/4" in width by 1" in height. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Silver plated...

ARTIFACT: Scarce WWII United States Marine Corps Women's Reserve Summer Dress Peppermint Green Visor Cap with RARE gilt sterling Enlisted hat badge. The visor is named to Rosalie C. McCann of Arizona and displays satin braided rope affixed with gilt...

ARTIFACT: This is a great pair of United States Marine Corps Women's Reserve dog tags on a nylon "chain". They are T-dated for 10-43 (October 1943). These tags originally belonged to Evelyn F. Ripley. VINTAGE: Circa late 1943. SIZE: Approximately...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II United States Marine Corps women's M-41 jacket named to Althea E. Treble (pictured above). The jacket comes with Althea's 1943 yearbook from Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: Jacket (no...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful 1930's United States Marine Corps Pilot Lapel Wing in unofficial style with EGA at center by H & H. The wing features a sterling EGA upon 10K gold filled wings, the reverse features the maker mark. VINTAGE: Circa 1930's...

ARTIFACT: Mid-1970's United States Marine Corps VMFA-321 "Hell's Angels" jacket patch. United States made, embroidered silk on twill. This patch was worn around the time the squadron first got the F-4 Phantom II aircraft in 197The squadron had a primary...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1990's patch for the United States Marine Corps Air Station New River, which is in Jacksonville, North Carolina. New River is a helicopter base; hence the propeller at the center of the patch. VINTAGE: Circa 1990's...

ARTIFACT: 1970's VMFA-314 United States Marine Corps Jacket Patch, US made. The Marine Fighter Attack Squadron, also known as the "Black Knights" flew the McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom during the 1970's. In September 1970, VMFA-314 ended forty-nine...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful mid-late 1960's United States Marine Corps VMO-6 "Cherry Six" baseball cap patch made in Japan during the unit's time in the Republic of Viet Nam. The wool felt patch is in the shape of a cherry and reads: "VMO-6" across the center in...