WWI Period

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful hand-chiseled World War I US Air Service Pilot wing by Robbins. VINTAGE: Circa WWI. SIZE: About 3" in width by 5/8" in height. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Sterling with gold "US". ATTACHMENT: Horizontal pin with a Tiffany...

ARTIFACT: This is a stunning textbook example of a World War I United States Air Service pilot wing by Homrighous Co. of Memphis, Tennessee. The wing is in sterling silver and has fantastic detailing.Because of a flaw in the maker's mark stamp, these...

ARTIFACT: This is a superlative example of a World War I Bombing Military Aviator wing produced by Eisenstadt. VINTAGE: Circa WWI. SIZE: About 3-3/4" in width by 1" in height CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Sterling silver with 14K Gold US and bomb nose...

ARTIFACT: This is an exquisite and near mint example of a beautiful World War I United States Air Service pilot wing by the Homrighous Company of Memphis, Tennessee. The wing has 14 karat gold details on sterling silver with engraving details so fine it...

ARTIFACT: This is a lovely example of the Eisenstadt made Dallas Type USAS Junior Military Aviator / Pilot wing from WWI.  Though a bit more crude than the refined Dallas wing made by Bailey Banks, & Biddle, it is still a beautiful wing, welcome...

ARTIFACT: This is a collection of World War I United States Air Service items named to A. G. Morrison, a stateside pilot. Included are his jacket, pants and a hat, all tailor-made by the same maker. Also included is pair of boots, which is in fantastic...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare and magnificent World War I member badge for the Lafayette Flying Corps. The Lafayette Flying Corps was the umbrella name given to all American pilots who volunteered to serve with the French for one reason or another, and also...

ARTIFACT: Rare WWI United States Navy Pilot Wing in gilt bronze and unmarked, but made by Bailey, Banks, and Biddle. It's rather unusual to find one of these unmarked, only example I've seen. Contemplating keeping them. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: This is a lot of photos and a letter in a wonderfully painted envelope, including a 1910 United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Lucky Bag (Volume XVII), originally belonging to Naval Aviator #19 (Navy Air Pilot #16), Wadleigh Capeheart, or...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1913 United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Senior & Junior dance card holder. The holder has the class emblems of both 1913 and 1914 on the front. The holder hinges to open and has a nice engraved border on front and back...

ARTIFACT: Nice, concise paper and photo grouping of overseas United States Naval Pilot, Lieutenant j. g. George E. Rumill. Rumill was N. A. (Naval Aviator) No. 217 and saw service out of the Royal; Naval Air Station Killingholme in Killingholme England...

ARTIFACT: This is a 2 piece grouping of a United States Navy Airship / Blimp Helmsman's Sea Bag and working Blouse / Shirt / Top from World War I. It belonged to Edmund J. Schumacher of the U.S. Naval Flying Corps, whose name is in evidence in several...