Possibly a car pennant, constructed of cloth, measures 14 1/2' by 9 " with the tip of the red swallow tail missing a small part. Comes with a Transportation Hat Cord, both are great looking items.

Just a super looking Titanium M1 Helmet with a metal star affixed to the front. Non-magnetic with what looks to be a stainless steel rim cover. These were made and worn from 1954 to 1968 to see how the lighter Titanium helmets would be received by our troops.

Two stars painted on front, rear seam and swivel bales, liner is not marked as best as I can see. Both pieces are attributed to Major General William W. Eagles of the 45th Division and was worn during and after WW2. No markings to the General, but other items from this General were all sold at the same auction.

Great looking British Army General's Visor Cap with makers logo on the inside roof. Very nice looking cap in near excellent condition.

Nice looking Officer's cap by "Berkshire", but don't see a size. Overall nice shape with some minor wear tp the leather sweatband. A couple of tiny pinhole nips on the top, but doesn't really affect the look. Nice salty look for a display.

Nice looking visor cap to a USN Cadet. Size 6 3/4 with blank Identification card a folded up 1945 dated piece of newspaper under the sweatband. Great condition with minor wear.

A great looking set of cotton USMC camouflage, to include a 1969 dated coat (large short) and 1970 dated trousers (medium long). Both are in near excellent used condition.

Just a great looking set of Italian Paratrooper camouflage, jump smock, pants and hood. Excellent condition.

Soviet Army Major General's Uniform to include, jacket with ribbons, shirt and riding breaches with stripes. All in excellent condition.

Soviet Major Generals Summer Uniform Jacket with ribbons and Graduation Badge from Military Academy. Excellent condition.

Nice enlisted Navy Jumper with medals and patch, plus a beautiful cap with Tallie to, "Higher Naval Engineering School ", named after "Dzerzhinsky". All in great shape.

Great looking Soviet Air Force Officer's Visor Cap in near mint condition. Well marked on the inside and even has the paper issue tag still attached.

Soviet Air Force Colonel Field Jacket with Guard's Regiment Badge and ribbons. Excellent condition.

Soviet Air Force Colonel Long Coat in excellent condition with belt, collar insignia and epilates.

Soviet Air Force Colonel Long Jacket with epilates and collar insignia. Excellent condition.

Have two of these helmets in near mint condition with just some storage wear to the exterior. Issued in the 1970's to 1990's, these helmets are copies of the Soviet SSh-40 helmet, but with a unique liner. They are sold at $50 each, or both for $90. They don't come much nicer.

In near mint condition with all straps, looks like it never had a pistol in it. It is marked on the reverse "12-120-6169, B. Meyer Gronau". Beautiful Cold War item from the 1960's t0 1980"s.

Mint in the issue can, with instructions. These are used by US, British and Australian forces in setting booby traps, etc.

A great looking pillow sham for the US Army in Alaska depicting a bear tossing bombs onto the Japanese homeland. The sham is in fantastic shape and measures 17" square, which does not include the fringes.

In near mint condition, a Transportation Corps Brassard, used during maneuvers and also worn by Beach Masters during the D-Day landings.

Great looking metal >45 cal. pistol, does not work, as it is a dummy weapon for display purposes. Stick this into a holster in your statis display, rather than a $1500 Army .45. Looks great.

Have two Pa. car license plates at $20 each, or take both for $35. Used condition, but look great.

Nice pair of black "Micky Mouse" cold weather boots in size 9N. These do not have the fitting for putting air into them. In used, but not abused condition.

Neat hanky dated 1945 and a pair of women's wood shoes. One shoe has some separation of the R/W/B cloth from the shoe, but it should be an easy fix. All for one money.

In brass, or a non-magnetic metal, measuring approx. 2 1/2" by 1 1/2" and pinback. A private purchase for a Colorel in the Infantry?? Never saw this insignia before.