Bullfrog Valley Militaria

A nice original VA-35 Squadron Patch right from the family estate sale. Embroidered design on felt with a cheesecloth backing. It measures 4 7/8" in diameter and has some moth nips, but it's a real one and I've priced it accordingly. Have his King Neptune document listed separately.

A neat little grouping to a Pilot that later flew with VA-35, while he was on the USS Enterprise when it crossed the Equator. A beautiful document, the wallet card and seal for the document, his official "Summons" for King Neptune's court and the original mailing tube it was sent to him in. He later retired as a Commander in the USNR. All for one money. I also have his VA-35 Squadron Patch listed separately.

Looks unworn, but no tag. Condition is near mint.

Small size silver colored pinky ring, marked "1945 Philippines" on a heart shaped front. Neat!

Plastic, pearl looking hat with metal AAF insignia. Measures 2 3/8" by 1 1/4".

Super nice WW2 pinback and both pieces are marked sterling.

Great condition and dated 1940.

In unworn/unissued condition and made by "M.G. Kantor" of New York. May be from Vietnam era, as there is no zip code to the MFG. label.

For one that saw service, this is as nice as they come. This smock has just the right amount of wear and character. Dated 1942 and in a large size for men 6' to 6'2". Zipper works well, as do all the snaps. Just a great looking jump smock.

It ain't mint and it's missing the belt, but does this jacket sing. Just the right amount of wear and repairs for one that saw service. Main zipper is a "Talon", while the small zipper for the knife pocket is a "Serval". I wish I had a name to go with it, but sorry, I don't.

This is a grouping that I'm offering in two groups. First is the grouping for James A. Romberger, Sr. of Cressona, Pa. who was a member of Patton's Third Army and served with distinction as an MP in the Criminal Investigation Division. He was present at the Normandy Invasion, the Ardennes and in battles across Northern France and the Rhineland. He aided in the liberation of Buchenwald and documented atrocities there. In this grouping are his Ike Jacket, his leather shoulder holster and most importantly his numbered CID Badge. There are a couple of family rings, some reprint photo's of Jim and some other paper from the family. This part is priced at $800. The second part of this grouping is a collection of Holocaust items brought back from Buchenwald to include, one striped robe/lab coat/smock and seven armbands. The magenta armbands are for pure Jews (yellow), political prisoners (red), habitual criminals (green) and homosexuals (pink. The white armbands are for Gypsy's, political prisoners (red), habitual criminals (green0 and homosexuals (pink). The price on these items is $7500. I won't break up the Holocaust items, or the Romberger items, but would sell each group separately.

One of the nicest examples I've ever owned. Given to and worn by Army and Marines, from a Mississippi chapter of the Red Cross.

Small grouping of four dog tags to "H.F.Yingst, WAG Sup. Co, 112 Inf., 28 Div., His Cuban Campaign Medal(11750) and his Order of the Serpent Medal. All were found together.

Fantastic Hawaiian Air Depot patch with the owner's ID badge. Super hard to find.

Great looking Hawaiian Air Depot patch, measures 3' by 1 1/2". When do you see these?

Just a great looking ID tag, made out of a silver French coin, to "Howard A. Lebo, A.E.F 1918, M.T.C., Co. C 307". A super find for any MTC collector. Measures 1 1/16" in diameter.

Great looking WW1 Victory Medal, consistent with those to the 28th Division. Champange-Marne, Aisne-Marne, Oise-Aisne, Meuse-Argonne & Defensive Sector. Great shape with pin.