Set of all the ATC Rank Insignia. Super hard to find anymore.

One of the nicest B-3's I've ever had. Type B-3 by "Aeroleather Clo Co., Beacon, N.Y.", in a size 40R. The leather is still very supple, zipper is NYNCO and if it is a replacement, it is a vintage one. It has a vintage repair on the right shoulder underneath the collar (just gives it character) has all straps and buckles and even has the rank flaps on both shoulders. IT AIN'T MINT, just a super look of a jacket that was there.

Longines wristwatch, marked on reverse, "22867, 257, USN, BuShips, Longines Watch Co., Swiss". Not running, I would think a professional cleaning is in order. Overall great condition.

Super looking white Officer's Visor Cap, by "Bancroft" with an information tag attached, belonged to Major Albert K. McIntosh, 15th Cavalry with service in the Orient.

All from the same estate of "H. Leslie Blake, Jr., his Naval Visor Cap, by "The Aloha Cap, styled by Service Center, Ltd., Honolulu, T.H.", his writswatch inscribed on the back, "H. Leslie Blake, Jr, 922-25-13, Honolulu, 1943". and a Hula Skirt, ankle decorations and a Lei that he brought home for his wife. A neat grouping from one man, will not split it up.

Here is a lot of six pieces of Japanese paper, 3 military currency notes, plus 3 other papers, all for one money.

Nice looking Black shoulder cord for Regimental Band.

Maroon and white shoulder cord for Medical Corps.

A late war (1945) manufactured Cotton Field Cap, approx. size 7, no tag, but in near mint condition.

In super condition with leather scabbard and short leather strap, marked to "S J C Neuhausen", with bright blade.

The so called, "Last Ditch" bayonet that was the substitute for the standard Type 30, marked to "Toyoda Automatic Loom Works", excellent condition.

Nice looking Type 30 bayonet, blade unmarked, the handle has 2 characters on one side and 4 characters on the other side. Just a great looking bayonet.

Pre WW2 S84/98 sawtooth bayonet, wood grip, the maker mark is mostly polished out, "F. Ko?? SOLI??", bright blade with scabbard and frog. The scabbard has a dent in it, bullet?, but does not impede the bayonet going in or out. Hard to find in this condition. A research friend of mine said the maker of this blade is, "F. Koelier & Co., Solingen".

K84/98 bayonet with matching numbers, "9762 d, fze", blued blade, plastic grip, scabbard and frog.

K84/98 Mauser bayonet with matching numbers, blued blade, marked, "41 CVL, 4894", plastic grip, scabbard and frog.

Can't find out much on this one, looks like a pre-WW1 Mexican Contract knife, but was carried in WW2 by a USMC member. It has a 12 inch blade, marked "Legitimus Collins & Co., Made in USA, No 254", has a handle similar to a V-44 and has a canvas scabbard that looks rigger made. Just has a great look going for it!!

A very well made copy of a rare Kukri Socket Bayonet for the Indian Pattern Brown Bess Rifle. Great looking conversation piece! Overall length is 17 5/8 inches.

Early wood handle, with mismatched scabbard and leather frog. The blade was heavily ground and the strap on the frog is missing the metal post. Brought back by a member of the 104th Inf. Division.

In near mint condition, this second pattern F/S Fighting Knife by H.G. Long & Co. Sheffield England. Has makers logo on each side of the blade and is also nicely marked on the cross guard. Has its original leather scabbard.

As nice as they come, a M1942 Italian Trench/Fighting knife in excellent condition. Bright blade with 42, black painted metal scabbard, hard to upgrade this one.

These knives were introduced following the 1982 Falkland War. They measure 12 1/4" overall, with a heavy 7" single edge parkerized blade. This is one handsome knife with a great feel. I have two examples, #1 Brown leather scabbard, copper rivets, handle marked "Sheffeld England" and "1278214 , 84 & broad arrow mark". #2 Black leather scabbard, steel rivets, blade marked, "127/8214, J R 1984 & broad arrow mark. Both are in near mint condition. They are sold at $185 each.

Great grouping to Captain Frank H. Hursey who had been with the 69th Signal Bn. His SHAPE Certificate of Appreciation, a German bevo SHAPE patch and a beautiful made pocket patch ID of a metal insignia on a leather button hole backing. Great looking grouping!!

All to the same veteran. Captain Frank H. Hursey, who's career spanned from 1951 into the 1980's. His dog tags with a T51 date, a swagger stick with the 69th Signal Bn DI and a 1955 dime on the pommel, another stick with signal insignia and Capt. bars, engraved, "Frank H. Hursey From the NCO's B. Co., 69th Sig. Bn. Forty Meade, Md. 14 March 58" with "Bon Voyage To France" on the top of the pommel. The 69th served in Orleans, France during the cold war. Also have a number of certificates and commendations to him for an extra $20.

Bring back, metal Police Shako helmet insignia, with both posts, washers and original nuts. Not marked that I could see.

Bring back, Party armband, the Swastika is stitched onto a corduroy circle, which is sewn onto a red wool armband. Couple small moth holes and a couple stains, but haven't seen this type construction before.