WWI Period

ARTIFACT: Rare WWI United States Army Signal Corps Type 64 Megaphone with extremely rare leather carrying strap. The painted, formed fiberboard megaphone features a painted aluminum mouthpiece and...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II shoulder patch for the United States Army 102nd Infantry Division, also known as the Ozark Division. The patch is a blue circle with a golden letter O along with a C...

ARTIFACT: Nice WWII CBI Theater-made shoulder patch with unusual polished cotton backing. The top is blue canvas with a white embroidered five-point star and a Chinese sun and beneath red and white...

ARTIFACT: This is a stunning World War I United States Army 449th Motor Transport Company shoulder patch. The patch is French-made in wool felt and velour. At the center of the patch is a spoked...

ARTIFACT: This is a French made shoulder patch for the United States Army engineers at Camp Pontanezen in Brest, France. The patch is a red circle and shows a diagonal white ladder at center...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I New Hampshire State Service medal. The medal shows an eagle, an anchor and the Old Man in the Mountain on the front and reads NEW HAMPSHIRE AWARD FOR SERVICE IN WORLD...

ARTIFACT: This is a named circa World War I service medal issued to S.J. Coll, a employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, founded in 184The medal is shaped like a keystone (for the Keystone...

ARTIFACT: Fabulous and probably unique WWI Service Medal present to J. Philip Smith by the town of Hull, Massachusetts on June 25, 191The 14k gold medal shows the Nantasket (Nantascot) Lighthouse on...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I service medal from St. Joseph County, Indiana. The medal hangs from a VICTORY bar with a rainbow-hued ribbon. The reverse of the medal reads PRESENTED BY THE CITIZENS...

ARTIFACT: This is a unique and beautiful World War I United States Army colonel "War Eagle" rank insignia. The eagle is jeweler-made in silver with finely detailed wings and tail feathers, and might...

ARTIFACT: This is a large World War I celluloid "Welcome Home" pin for the United States Army 28th Infantry Division (aka "Keystone Division"), part of the Pennsylvania National Guard...

ARTIFACT: This is an unusual World War I celluloid pin for the Radnor (Pennsylvania) Battalion Soldiers of the Commissionary. The pin has a paper Philadelphia manufacturer label on reverse...