Bullfrog Valley Militaria

Just a superb pair of near mint 2nd Cavalry Boots that were introduced in 1940. Legging top, lace bottom, marked 10 1/2 C and dated December 10, 1941. I can't quite make out the manufacturer, but the mark is strong inside the boot. The soles are also marked "U.S.A. NO85" and the heels are by "Portage". You won't find a nicer pair of these boots anywhere.

Neat looking buckle for the Fascist Italian "Public Security Police", missing a couple of spots of red enamel in the center shield, but still a great looking buckle for a hard to find unit.

A great looking brass buckle for the enlisted men serving at the Haitian Constabulary from 1916 to 1920. These men were protecting US interests in Haiti during this period. It is marked with an "HB" on the reverse. A rather tough USMC item to find and in excellent condition.

A great looking pair of marble bookends from the 456th Service Squadron. Each one is marked to the squadron, Africa 1943, Sicily 1944 and is named to a John N. Folkhomer. One is to Mother and the other to Dad. They measure 5' high X 1 5/8" depth X 4" wide at base.

It looks to be in excellent working condition, with clips and probes inside rear door cover. Marked on the tag, "AN/URM -38A, Audio Level Meter, Navy Department of Ships".

In near mint condition, a pair of wooden shower shoes/sandals. They measure 11" X 4" X 1" and look like they were never worn.

Neat looking tin metal oiler can, marked "Air Corps H S Army" and measures 4' X 2 1/2" X 1" wide. Excellent condition.

A super neat covered brass trench art receptacle, dated 1917 on base and on lid, with engraving, "First Aid Nursing Yeomanry" and the organization's emblem on one side, with "342 P.O.W. Camp Vitry" on the other side. Both the base and lid are dated 1917. The FANY were an all female British unit that drove ambulances, mobile kitchens and showers, etc. and also transported the dead and wounded. Many of these women won various British and French decorations for their actions. Neat women's item you rarely see.

Neat shell art cup with handle. Measures 3 1/8" dia. by 3 3/4" high at handle by 5" wide at handle. Dated 1917 on base and "Patronenfabrik Karisruhe" 67%Cu.

Hardcover with over 350 pages of text, photographs and a complete roster. A researcher's dream for the 30th Infantry Division. This is a First Edition - 1946.

Hardcover, 1st Edition of "History of the Xvi Corps" in WW2. Published in February 1947, over 100 pages and has a complete roster.

Hardcover History of the 409th Infantry Regiment in text and photo's with over 160 pages. A First Edition from 1947.

Neat little hard cover book on the 60th Infantry during WW2. It was published in Germany just after the war and has over 100 pages, plus a foldout map.

A neat 1942 dated hard cover book, "Song and Service Book for Ship and Field". In excellent condition with over 190 pages.

A very nice example of a right hand, AKAH leather holster, as used by German Police and MP's. This is for the SIG 225/228 and the S&W 3913. In excellent condition and marked AKAH 7/91 on the belt attachment, with AKAH 9/86 on the holster.

Here is a First Edition, December 1946 copy of the History of the 442nd RCT in WW2. There are 151 pages of text, pictures, photo's maps, awards and a complete roster of the entire unit. Don't miss out on this rare history of the most famous unit of WW2.

This is a First Edition, March 1947 and is in excellent condition. It has 376 pages filled with text, photographs, list of KIA's and a complete roster of all who served in this unit. Don't miss this opportunity to own a rare book on this unit.

Nice looking copy of a hard to find book. Looks to be 62 pages and is in decent condition for it's age.

Great looking un-opened pack of wound tablets by "The Union Company" of Kalamazoo, Mich. Super hard to find.

1943 issue put out by the US War and Navy Departments on identification of Naval Vessels from USA, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany and Italy. This was a restricted manual.

Great looking VN woman doll which stands approx. 16 inches in height. Sold all over for the returning GI's to give to their sweethearts, mothers and daughters. Excellent condition.