Both to the same man, Ensign Frank McDowell Parker, Jr. His fingerprint dog tag was made into a bracelet, T 6/42 USNR and the Sterling ID bracelet has his service number, 154720. Great little grouping.

Sterling ID bracelet to Robert B. Haigh, 33978299. On the reverse it reads, "Presented By Stroudsburg Lions Club, 1945".. Nice piece, just needs a good polishing.

Great little patch for the 84th Division. Measures 1 3/8" by 2 5/8" and has an ink stamp for "?? Felt Co." on the reverse.

Nice A/B Command in a ribbed cloth design. Excellent condition.

Just a great looking car pennant, that was flown on a car in the victory parades at the end of the war. Just the right amount of wear, some fraying and a small hole at the top of the pennant. It still has an 8 inch section of the original wood pole that was affixed to the car. It measures 6 inches by 15 inches and is one sided. Neat piece.

One of the coolest things I've run across in awhile. Brought back by a member of the 104th Division and given to a young man in Hummelstown, Pa. who's father was a member of that Division. A weathered and used briefcase belonging to "A. Pfeifer" Stabsintendant of Stalag IVB, Muhlberg/aElbe" on the nametag. This was one of the largest camps and housed British and American POW's among many other nationalities. It was a brutal camp by what I have read. If only this briefcase could talk!!

In this framed grouping are medals that belonged to James Leo Baker, of Harrisburg, Pa. WW1 Victory Medal (no bars, as he stayed in Pa. working on the railroad), Pa. and Harrisburg Service Medals, Soldiers and Sailor's Bridge Medal, Keystone pin, Keystone Medal and a Harrisburg Watch Fob. Not in the frame, but from his estate, his 28th Div. Service Medal and ribbon. All for $230/ Also found in his belongings were his KKK Hero Cross, 2nd Model, but not named to him, as I'm sure it was something he didn't want everyone to know about. This medal is the highest award given out by the Klan and it is priced at $550. I would let everything go for $700, so as to keep it all together.

Beautiful matched set for a 2nd Lt.

Nice 3 bar Victory Medal. Aisne-Marne, Meuse-Argonne, Defensive Sector.

Set of three magnetic tags to one man, two NOK and one later tag. Sam Stimac, Jr., T42-43.

In like new condition with the protective rubber/plastic cover. Dated 1945 with the Broad Arrow mark, to "Burman & Sons" Mfg. Fantastic shape.

Neat framed photograph of a WW2 British Auxiliary Territorial Service worker of the Women's Legion. They worked to free up the men for military service.

Have three different brass belt buckles with Infantry Rgt. DI's. From top down, 31st Inf. Rgt (Philippine Div.), 32nd Inf. Rgt. (7th Division) and 19th Inf. Rgt. (24th Div.). They are sold at $7 each or take all three for $18.

I have eleven unopened tubes of Orange Ski Wax, for running & climbing in wet granular snow. They are sold at $20 each, or take all for $200.

I have eight full spools of demo with and one hand roll with wire on it. They are being sold at $18 each, or take them all for $135.

Great looking patch in near mint condition.

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".

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.