Offered are a pair of vintage Waterbury brass “H” crown jacket buttons crafted in a gold-tone finish. These buttons exhibit wear consistent with age and display in nice condition. Each…
This WWII United States Marine Corps hat badge is a unique piece of military history. Measuring approximately 1 5/8 inches x 1 3/4 inches x 1/2 inch, the badge features…
This vintage WWII “V” for Victory pin is a captivating piece from the 1940s. Crafted in gold-tone metal, this pin features charming details such as channel-set creamy white pearls on…
This vintage sterling silver lapel pin, measuring approximately 1 3/4 inches by 1 1/4 inches, is in excellent condition. Marked ‘STERLING’ on the backside, it features vibrant red and blue…
This listing features a substantial bronze Marine Corps adhesive medallion/challenge coin. Measuring 2 1/2 inches in diameter and 1/8 inch thick, this coin boasts a secure adhesive patch on its…
This exquisite antique photograph captures a World War I soldier in a stunning oval frame with bubble glass. The frame, measuring approximately 4 3/4″ x 3 3/4″, features elegant gold-tone…
This vintage device, acquired from an esteemed veteran, showcases intriguing craftsmanship and historical appeal. Measuring 7 1/4 inches in length, 3 7/8 inches in width, and 5/8 inch in thickness,…
This vintage sweetheart pin celebrates the 112th Engineer Battalion with the inscription ‘Bello Ac Pace Paratus’. Marked on the back with ‘Pat. 2066969’, the pin features a bright gold base…
This exceptional vintage WWII U.S. Army “Mother” satin pillow cover is a captivating piece of history. Crafted from luxurious gold satin, it measures approximately 16 inches square and features a…
Offered for sale is a rare and fascinating vintage military medal dating back to the 1940s World War II era. This unmarked piece, crafted from iron with a vibrant blue…
This listing features a vintage roll of red, white, and blue ribbon from the 1980s. Brand new old stock, it measures 2 3/4 inches wide by 40 yards long and…
This vintage military yearbook, “Smoke Screen”, dates back to 1930 and chronicles the Citizens’ Military Training Camp of the Third Corps Area at Fort Eustis, Virginia. The softback (card stock)…