US Army

ARTIFACT: This is a dated 1943 officer's hat belonging to World War II Major General Leven C. Allen, the Chief of Staff for the 12th Army Group. The hat was made in the United Kingdom and has his name inside the brim and the date of 1943 stamped as well...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful presentation 02 model Army officer sword for Captain Edward D. Sirois, the Commander of "C" Battery, 102nd Field Artillery, 26th Division, along with a group of medals, insignia, a flag, a battery commander's ruler, a...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I grouping originally belonging to PFC Ashton R. Chamberlain of the United States Army 81st Division, also known as "Wildcat". Chamberlain was in F Battery, 318th Field Artillery Regiment, 156th Artillery Brigade. Not...

ARTIFACT: This is a bayonet made for the United States Model M1835/M1842 musket. The bayonet is marked "JL" upon one side and "L" upon the other. VINTAGE: Circa late 1830s Ð early 1840s. SIZE: Bayonet: approximately " in length and" in width; blade...

ARTIFACT: This is a medal grouping for eventual United States Army Colonel, Henry H. Hall, of Rowley, Massachusetts. Most of the medals date from the Spanish-American War through World War I, with some later medals as well (latest one in 1949). The...

ARTIFACT: This is a pair of Union Cavalry officers' spurs from the Civil War. VINTAGE: Circa Civil War. SIZE: Approximately 4-3/4" in length and 3-9/16" in width and 1-5/8" in height (each). CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Brass. ATTACHMENT: Four...

ARTIFACT: This is an experimental canteen for the United States Army which was used during the Philippines Insurrection era. The canteen was experimental in that it was used in a tropical clime yet had a wool insulating layer. There is a chain connecting...

ARTIFACT: This is a good representative example of the iconic United States Army Artillery short sword made by Ames in the 1830s-1840s. This example still retains its scabbard, although the leather is deteriorated and the tip is separated from the...

ARTIFACT: This is a Model 1836 United States military pistol converted from flintlock to percussion. The pistol was manufactured by Asa Waters of Milbury, Mississippi. It is a .54 calibre smoothbore pistol, and was the last flintlock gun manufactured for...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce circa World War I United States Army trench siren whistle. It is in good working order, and has its original chain. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: Approximately 2-3/4" in length and 1-1/16" in diameter; chain is about...

ARTIFACT: This is a framed World War I memorial for Corporal Norman T. Johnson of the United States Army 2nd Division, 2nd Ammo Train. This piece is rare to this unit, and is in painted silk and velvet. The memorial shows the division's "Indianhead"...

ARTIFACT: This is a sterling silver table spoon belonging to General Adelbert Ames, a veteran Union Army General of the Civil War, politician and one-time provisional governor of Mississippi. Ames used this handsome, engraved spoon during the...