Militaria: Era or Period of Conflict

ARTIFACT: This is a US Military Academy West Point Class of 1915 pin by BB&B, Bailey, Banks, & Biddle. VINTAGE: Circa 1915. SIZE: About 1-3/16" in width by 1" in height. CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: Scarce circa 1905 - 1910 United States Army 3rd Infantry Regiment G Company enlisted man dress collar insignia. The collar insignia displays the number '3' above crossed Springfield rifles...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I United States Housing Corporation (USHC) lapel pin. The pin shows an eagle at center with a blue enameled border reading WAR SERVICE USHC.The USHC was a federal agency...

ARTIFACT: This is a pair of shoulder boards from the Mexican-American War era. The boards are quite imposing, even with age: a horseshoe-shaped fixture at the base of each board allows a mass of...

ARTIFACT: This is a martingale for the United States Army or Cavalry Horse Troops, and would be worn around the neck of the horse. The item is shield-shaped in black leather and its design is a...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1870's - 1880's Rhode Island Militia Officer's Cuff with Four Buttons. The cuff is made of gold bullion tape and is quite handsome. Each button shows an anchor at center with a...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I United States Army 26th Division stick pin, which bears an interlocking Y and D for the Massachusetts group's nickname, the "Yankee Division". VINTAGE: Circa World...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce World War I United States Army Nurse Corps collar insignia. The insignia is French-made, and has a caduceus at its center bearing the letters ANC. VINTAGE: Circa World War...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare circa World War I French-made United States Army Tank Corps (Armored Troops) officer collar insignia with a lovely coppery tone. The insignia is a WWI tank supported by two...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1910 unit crest for the 23rd Infantry New York National Guard. The crest is a white cross which at center reads NG VIGILANTIA NY 23 and there is a pendant shield beneath...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1896 medal for five years of service in the Connecticut Governor's Foot Guard of Hartford, Conn., named to W. J. Bartlett, made of 10 karat gold. The medal is dated April 4,...

ARTIFACT: This is a pair of World War I United State Army, Army Nurse Corps nurse's collar insignia. Each insignia is a blackened bronze caduceus bearing the letters ANC in gold. VINTAGE: Circa...