US Army

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I to early 1920s leather flight or motorcyclist's helmet. The helmet has some unusual fleece lining and what appears to be a period repair to the chin strap buckle. The leather is still very pliable. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: Great, well used 1960 Zippo lighter, factory engraved with the United States Army 3rd Armored Division insignia engraved in Germany circa 1960 – 196The center of the lighter case shows the 3rd Armored Division insignia, a triangle showing the...

ARTIFACT: Cool 1930's – WWII Military Service State Guard ring in nickel and silver Deco design which reads "MILITARY STATE GUARD SERVICE". Ring is in its original box which reads: "Lionel Tardif Jeweler – Waterville, ME". VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: This is an October 1942 copy of "Panama in Your Pocket: What to Do-Where to Go While on the Isthmus". It was published by the Publicity Committee of the U.S.W.O. in cooperation with the United Service Organizations (USO) of the Canal...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare sterling silver charm for the Massachusetts Women's Civil Defense Service. The charm is an enameled crest showing a caduceus, a cannon, a castle, two crossed sledgehammers and a thunderbolt. VINTAGE: Circa World War II...

ARTIFACT: WWI "Church War Cross" given by US Chaplains to Christian doughboys. Bordered with a decorative circle, the cross is in an openwork design and has a smaller encircled cross in each of its quadrants. The front of the cross reads CHRIST DIED FOR...

ARTIFACT: This is an "E" award pin for Vickers Incorporated, and it reads VICKERS INCORPORATED DETROIT, MICH. FOR PRODUCTION. The pin shows a plane and a ship and the Army-Navy flag flying at center with a wreathed E. VINTAGE: Circa World War II...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War II employee photo identification badge for Fitzimmons General Hospital in Denver, Colorado. Fitzsimmons had first existed during World War I, but was reconstructed as an Army medical facility under the Works Project...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1942 Kansas Ordnance Plant (KOP) "regular" worker lapel pin. The KOP was constructed on land purchased from farmers by the government in 194The pin shows a flaming bomb and is by Greenduck Company of Chicago...

ARTIFACT: Great WWII Trench Art ashtray, 192nd Field Artillery Battalion of the 43rd Infantry Division of the United States Army. The center shows a shield and fleur de lis and the surrounding lip/edge reads: "43rd INF. DIV" along the top with...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I "trench art" shell decorated with the green wildcat for the United States Army 306th Sanitation Train, 81st Division. The letters "OCL" encircle the wildcat, and stand for the motto "Obedience,...

ARTIFACT: Unusual WWI Trench Art shell design. One side reads: "AEF FRANCE 1918" and the other shows the symbol for two sons in service, two five pointed stars and the US Engineers castle insignia. The bottom reads: "75 DEC C 18 SN 50L 17BX"...