One of the nicest looking patches I've owned. In near mint condition, leather on leather construction, looks like the airman bought it and put it away, maybe this was his spare? Large patch at 6"in diameter.

In near mint condition, dated 1943 in a size 7 1/2. Maker's name on inside, but can't quite make it out (old eyes)!! Rough-out style.

Super looking rayon escape map of Northeast and Southeast China, USAAF and dated 1943. Excellent condition.

A non*magnetic metal bracelet (silver?), with "Naples, Anzio, Cassino" on center piece, with names on six links, "Cassino, Pisa, Anzio, Sicily, Africa & Siena". Neat looking bracelet, 8 1/4" overall length, excellent condition, Italian made.

Super looking M-1912 Cavalry Picket Pin/Tool, with leather scabbard.

Large C-1 vest survival knife by "United" G.R. Mich., has both blade and saw, in great shape and has the USN marked canvas case it came in.

Nice uniform set to one man in the 9th Coastal Artillery. Tunic is size 38s and the pants are size 31x29 both pieces of clothing are dated 1941. The shirt has the 9th Coastal patch, has a tag dated 1941and is a size 14 1/2 x 32. All are in great shape.

In almost new condition, wasn't worn much, just a couple small storage marks. tunic and riding breeches, no patches. Tag in jacket reads, "E.S.Ward Mfg Co, Aug. 11, 1917, St Louis Depot" and the breech's tag reads, "Waterman Mfg Co., Portland, Maine, Oct. 4, 1917, Boston Depot QMC".

Nice looking tan visor cap, size 6 7/8, dark brown brim and strap.

Super looking Tan visor cap in approx. size 7, no tag.

Nice matched pair of dark brown Officer's leather leggings, well marked on the inside of both, by "Mettleton" with painted size and style information. Great condition.

In used condition, overall length is 7 1/2", tip of blade to lanyard ring extended. Marked Presto and Geo. Schrade, Bridgeport on blade. The blade has one small nick on the cutting edge and is a little wobbly when extended, the release mechanism works, but sometimes doesn't extend the blade to the lock position. But, it's a real one and looks like it was there.

In used condition and marked, "Tested 20,00 volts". Nice example!

Neat shell / mother of pearl AAF Visor Cap sweetheart [in, measures 1 1/2" by 2 1/2" with metal AAF insignia.

Two pins for one money, both dated 1917.

Great looking fancy metal bracelet with USN insignia on the heart.

A neat heart shaped pendant with Army insignia on front and opens up for two small photos. Measures approx. 7/8". Made by "Hayward" 1/20-12K gold filled.

Neat brass and enamel [in for Red Cross Service. Measures 3/4" by 1".

Have two Armor Pins with Armor insignia and a tank, each has a pin on back. They measure 3" end to end when stretched out. They are $12 each, or take both for $20.

Neat little pins, measuring 1" top to bottom. They are sold at $14 each, or take both for $25.

Brass crossed rifles with 13 star flag, brass construction, measures 1 1/4" by 2 1/4" with pin back.

Neat pin with 1 1/2" wingspan, little bit of blue paint off the lower prop blade.

Neat little pin for Son in Service, 5/8" by 1 1/8", maker & sterling marked.

Neat 1 1/8" diameter pin for a Colonel's sweetheart.

Neat little Homefront pin, 1 1/2" wingspan with pin back.