US Army

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I United States Army Rock Island Arsenal police badge. Now a national historic landmark, Rock Island Arsenal on the Mississippi River between Iowa and Illinois is America's largest government-owned manufacturer of weaponry...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II United States War Department Military Intelligence badge. VINTAGE: Circa WWII. SIZE: 1-1/2 wide by 2" high. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Gold-plated brass with blue enamled lettering. ATTACHMENT: Vertical pin with a...

ARTIFACT: Probably the most beautiful lawman badge I have ever seen, 18K & 14K yellow and white gold, with five prong-set 20 point Diamonds and one 1.5+ Karat bezel set Diamond at the center. The Diamonds are all early Brilliant Cuts, and the center...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful heavy sterling silver medal by Tiffany & Company in its original case named to Dr. Matia Duque, who eventually became the Director of Public Health in Cuba, and was obviously well-connected. The planchet is in the shape of a Maltese...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful, numbered example of a rare World War II Chinese Commando wing as issued to OSS (Office of Strategic Services) operators in the China-Burma-India theatre. The wing is somewhat flat with some two-dimensional ridges in the...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1950s Rothco lighter for the United States Army Quartermaster School at Fort Lee, Virginia. The front of the lighter has an enameled crest and reads HONOR GRADUATE beneath. VINTAGE: Circa 1950's. SIZE: Approximately 2-1/4" in...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1950 World War II United States Army armored car/tank figural table lighter. To strike the lighter, push down or pull back on the antennae. Because of the lighter's age, one must pull up on antennae while closing lighter lid to...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful World War II cigarette PX (post exchange) lighter. It was personalized by a soldier with the United States Army 9th Coast Artillery Harbor Defenses of Boston, who engraved it with the initials RHL within a diamond, a dog,...

ARTIFACT: Discovered recently in New Hampshire, this great Ronson "GI" lighter from World War II originally belonged to American Red Cross (ARC) nurse Anne Poteat. The lighter has Anne's full name scratch engraved on one side and...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War II United States Army "PX" GI service lighter by Dunhill. The lighter is painted brown and has a slim striking surface on either side near the main cylinder. Lighters such as these were nicknamed...

ARTIFACT: Great WWII GI Lighter in wartime aluminum with black krackle paint by Matawan Lighter Co. Inc., New York, NY. The insert reads: "WINDY" along the top near the flame cage and the side reads: "MATAWAN LIGHTER CO. INC. NEW YORK, N. Y. MADE IN U. S...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare sterling silver "Windproof Foxhole" lighter with its original directions by Dunhill of London. The lighter is activated by pulling up on the ball to expose a bit of the cloth wick and then rotating the wheel downward...