US Army

ARTIFACT: Wonderful, WWII "Heart Shield Bible". The shield and prayer book for Catholics present by wife 3/20/44 with heart felt inscription reading: "To My Husband, the Sweetest Man on Earth Ð From,...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful silver and enamel 1943 CBI ring. The front face is a striped crest with INDIA above, one side reads BURMA 19 while the other reads CHINA 43. VINTAGE: Circa World War II...

ARTIFACT: This is a British-made .45 clip pouch made in 1944 and used by the United States during World War II. The pouch has two inner sleeves and two buttons that read LIFT THE DOT as instruction...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa World War I United States Army engineer pocket compass in excellent condition. It is a USANITE model by Taylor of Rochester, New York, and was patented in 191The cover...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare trench dagger made in France for trench fighting. The dagger was likely made by an American soldier, and parts of the handle are made from both a French bullet and either an...

ARTIFACT: This is a grouping from World War II for the "Manhattan Project", codename for the combined effort of the United States Army Corps of Engineers, along with Britain and Canada, to produce...

ARTIFACT: This is a "trench art" souvenir bracelet made by an American soldier from Japanese aircraft parts. The front of the bracelet has a nomenclature plate attached that features fragmentary...

ARTIFACT: Early WWII United States hand grenade shell. Made of cast-iron with a grooved surface that is divided into 40 knobbed segments in 5 rows of 8 columns. Models made from 1918 to 1942 have a...

ARTIFACT: This is a United States 15th Air Force Women's Army Corps grouping from Italy during World War II. The lot includes a bullion patch for the 15th Air Force, two fully-embroidered patches, a...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare pair of World War II United States Army Mountain Troops snow goggles with replacement lenses that collapse compactly into their leather case. VINTAGE: Circa World War II...

ARTIFACT: This is a pair of World War I United States Army officer dog tags. They originally belonged to Lieutenant John A. Hill. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: Approximately 1-1/8" in diameter...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II plaque for the United States Army Tank Destroyer Center at Camp Hood, Texas. The plaque shows a panther crushing a tank in its jaws and reads SEEK... STRIKEÉ DESTROY...