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E-0001 Back in Stock!! We have acquired a small box of 1990s reprints of a
1921 Mills Equipment Catalog showing the various items being
offered through Military Outfitters and Suppliers during
WWI. $5 each WITH
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E-4329 WW1 Officers Garrison belt with sword hanger uniform
protector. $390 |
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E-4328 WWI Dog Tag Stamping Kit with hammer, anvil and
all dies. Just lacks guide plates. $165 |
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E-4327 WWI Musette Bag for a member of the 103RD
Ammunition Train of the 28TH Division. Lacks shoulder strap.
$50 |
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E-4326 WWI US Issue enlisted Trench Boot. Left foot only.
Size 7. Excellent condition overall. $225 |
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E-4325 WWI Officers boots. Good condition overall. One
boot has a split on the rear seam. Very nice overall. $115 |
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E-4324 1917 dated De-capping set with photocopy of the
original manual. $180 |
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E-4323 Officers cane with "Verdun" boldly carved into
the side. $195 |
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E-4322 WW1 Canteen Bottle $30 |
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E-4321 Very nice WW1 US Quartermaster Trench Boots in
size 11. Very nice overall. $850
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E-4319 Post WW1 Flight Helmet and Goggles.
$175 |
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E-4317 Extremely RARE WWI Flour Sack sent to
Belgium to feed the starving citizens of the occupied
areas. The Situation was dire, Germans were confiscating food and the Belgians
already were importing 75% of their food prior to WWI. They would not let the refugees go into Germany, nor
would they let them pass through the front lines into
France. Herbert Hoover negotiated with the British ,
French and Germans to allow this humanitarian aid.
Outrageously rare item of early US aid. Between 1914 and
1919, the CRB operated entirely with voluntary efforts and
was able to feed 11,000,000 Belgians by raising the
necessary money, obtaining voluntary contributions of
food, shipping the food past the German submarine
blockades and army occupied areas, and controlling the
food distribution in Belgium. The CRB shipped 697,116,000
pounds of flour to Belgium and evidence indicates that
sugar and grains were also sent. The flour was packaged in
cotton
flour sacks by American mills. The movement of these
bags throughout Belgium was carefully controlled by the CRB
since cotton was in great demand for the manufacture of
German artillery powder bags and also because the CRB feared that the
flour sacks would be taken out of Belgium, refilled with
inferior flour, and resold as relief flour. As a result, the
empty flour sacks were carefully accounted for and
distributed to professional schools, sewing workrooms,
convents, and individual artists. Separate from the trade
schools of Belgium, the professional schools specialized in
training girls to sew, embroider, and make lace, and the
sewing workrooms were large centers established in the major
Belgian cities during the war to provide work for the
thousands of unemployed. Girls and women made famous Belgian
lace, embroidered textiles and repaired and remade clothing
in these workrooms. The flour sacks were used by these
various Belgian groups to make new clothing, accessories,
pillows, bags, and other functional items. This one is from
the Brabant District in Belgium. $235
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E-4316 VERY Rare!! French made US Army Service Buzzer/
Field Phone with original canvas trench cover. This rare
item of Signal Corps Equipment was made by the French for
US Forces. Headset in choice condition. You will never see
another one. $895 |
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E-4315 Extremely RARE!! WWI American POW number tag as
worn by troops held in German POW camps. This was brought
home with photo of Theater schedule, photo of board from
the camp listing performers, POW Camp money and
biographical information on reverse of frames. $375 |
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E-4311 Rare 2 Star Generals flag for a Division
Commander. Good condition overall. a little staining as
shown, but very scarce. Approx 3 x 5 feet. $295 |
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E-4310 WWI Signal Corps flags and carrier. $120 |
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E-4308 WWI Officers Trench Periscope. British made
with detachable handle. $235 |
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E-4307 WWI Wool Toque. $50ON
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E-4306 Scarce WWI American Red Cross, Women's
Voluntary Aid Armband. $100 |
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E-4305 WWI British Gas Mask Bag. Excellent condition
overall. Bright and clean. Includes a "US" production gas
mask, typical dry and hard. Nice Diary inscription on one
side. $215 |
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E-4304 Very interesting pair of WW1 Trench Boots. Very nice
condition overall, but also has a great note written by the
3RD Division Veteran himself discussing how he obtained
them...via airplane!! $895ON
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E-4302 WW1 Officers Boots with rawhide laces. Some
breaks to one boot. $195 |
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E-4299 Set of 2 cleaning brushes for the 03
Springfield Rifle. $30 |
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E-4298 WW1 Soldiers Kit Items. Phrase book, song book
and comic book. $55ON HOLD |
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E-4296 Model 1912 Swivel Holster for the 45 Automatic.
Nicely marked. $245ON HOLD |
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E-4291 WW1 US army Pack Tail. $40 |
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E-4288 WW1 US Issue Boots with hobnails, heel and toe plates
intact. Very nice set of issue shoes $850ON
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E-4287 WW1 US Issue Boots. These have been blackened
by the Doughboy. Heel plates and some hobnails missing.
These show lots of actual combat and use. Very nice
condition overall. $550ON
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E-4284 WW1 Eagle snap belt. Very nice condition
overall. $135 |
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E-4283 WW1 Shirt , very nice condition overall. $85ON
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E-4282 Exceptionally RARE!! Emergency ration. Very
nice condition with original contents. These were held by
each Soldier and could not be open without express orders
from the commanding Officer. They would then have been
turned in or thrown away after the War. $1195 |
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E-4275 Exc pair of 1917 leggings. $45$SOLD$ |
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E-4273 WW1 US Issue 10 Pocket ammo belt, showing
actual use and wear. $50$SOLD$ |
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E-4268 WW1 Hard Bread Ration still sealed
with original contents. These have always been scarce. $375 |
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E-4267 WW1 Hard Bread Ration still sealed with
original contents. These have always been scarce. $375 |
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E-4266 WW1 well identified gas mask set. Stenciled on
the case with name and serial number. Inside booklet is
filled out to the same individual. $80ON
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E-4257 WW1 Bayonet and scabbard set for the 03
Springfield Rifle. $395 |
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E-4256 Box of WW1 Hobnails as used on WW1 US and
French Boots. Box contains over 200 hobnails. $45 |
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E-4255 $165 WW1 Officers Haversack for a White
Officer in a African American Regiment, the 806TH Pioneer
Infantry. Very well marked. $165 |
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E-4251 Choice WW1 Officers Haversack with
original shoulder strap. $225 |
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E-4249 Rare unit guidon for Battery F of the 122ND
Artillery of the 33RD Division. Shows lots of wear and tear.
$325 |
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E-4248 Choice WW1 US Pack. $110$SOLD$ |
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E-4246 WW1 T Handle Shovel, as carried by every
Doughboy. $80 |
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E-4245 WW1 Soldiers Trouser Belts. $30 Each,
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E-4244 Pre WW1 Canteen hanger. $35 |
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E-4241 WW1 US Shelter Half with original pole and tent
pegs. This one is MINT!! Most likely the cleanest one I have
ever seen. This one is PERFECT!! $395 |
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E-4240 26TH Division Mess Kit, identified to "Donovan"
of the 101ST Infantry. $120 |
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E-4239 WW1 Officers Boots with lower laces above the
top of the foot. $195 |
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E-4236 WW1 NCO accessory pouch. $45 |
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E-4232 1917 dated cotton gaiters. $40 |
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E-4231 WWI Trench Club with Harreville, France 1917"
carved into its 20" length. $395 |
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E-4227 Very nice set of WW1 Officers full lace up
boots. You don't see them too much nicer than this. $225 |
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E-4226 Scarce Model 1904 Cavalry Saddle Blanket with
flaming bomb embroidery. Still retains its original 1914
contract label. $235 $SOLD$ |
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E-4224 WW1 Officers map case. Still retains an
original map of a French battle area and its original
marking pencils. $175 |
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E-4223 WW1 Shotgun Shell bag. Lacks the interior
loops. Very well worn. $175 |
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E-4222 BAR Assistant Gunners Belt. Very nice condition
overall. $225 |
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E-4221 Model 1910 , 10 Pocket enlisted ammo belt. Exc
condition showing light use. $120 |
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E-4220 Model 1910 , 10 Pocket enlisted ammo belt. Exc
condition showing light use. $120 |
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E-4219 Model 1910 , 10 Pocket enlisted ammo belt. Exc
condition showing light use. $120 |
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E-4218 WW1 Type EE Signal Corps Binoculars with
original case. Binoculars are MINT. Case is excellent except
it is missing its compass on the lid. $255 |
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E-4215 WW1 Holster for the 45 Automatic. Exc condition
overall. Appears to have been waxed. $135$SOLD$ |
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E-4213 WWI Pick Mattock and Carrier. $105 |
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E-4212 WW1 Carlisle Bandage and carrier. $90 |
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E-4209 Choice WW1 Sweater Vest with the addition of
a pocket. Exc condition. $75 |
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E-4206 WW1 Catholic Scapular. These were
frequently carried by Soldiers for protection. One was worn
on the chest and one across the back. $40 |
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E-4203 WWI Signal Corps
U.S. Army Airplane Radio Transmitting and Receiving Set
Type S.C.R. 68 Made by Western Electric Co. This set is
all original and seems to have all the parts- including
the RARE, original tubes. The outside has no damage
and has all the proper ID plates. The inside is complete
and in fantastic condition- as the picture shows- the
wiring diagram has some damage. The SCR 68 was one of the
first steps for pilots and ground commanders to
communicate during WWI. It operated at 750 kHz (400 meter
wavelength), using a long wire antenna reeled out behind
the aircraft. This is an ultra rare, museum quality piece
of WWI aviation history and would be an excellent addition
to any military collection. $2995 |
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E-4198 Model 1910 pack dated 1917. Inscribed to an Aero
Squadron. $95 |
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E-4197 Rare Airplane Interphone set box. Only partial
contents. These units allowed Pilots and Observers to
communicate with each other in flight. $165 |
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E-4196 WW1 Officers Boots. Exc condition overall.
$210 |
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E-4194 Wonderful 1917 dated Jerkin in CHOICE
condition. One of the best ones we have ever had, full
label. $375 |
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E-4193 WW1 Named Gas Mask set. Should be researchable.
$125 |
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E-4192 WWI Canteen. Seldom seen maker. $150 |
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E-4191 Mark III Flare gun. Good condition overall.
$375 |
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E-4189 WWI Shoulder Magazine Bag for the Chauchat
Machine Gun, American Straight clip version. $125$SOLD$ |
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E-4188 WWI Carry case for the Browning Automatic Rifle, the
BAR. Very good condition overall. $155 |
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E-4187 Genuine WWI French Maps, assorted. These
maps are from various areas in France, that were not on the
Western Front but in the rear areas. Maps were purchased for
various areas of France as they did not necessarily know
where the battle may shift. Also troops moving from the
coast to battle areas would be led by Officers using these
maps. Our choice. $35 |
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E-4183 WWI Canteen and cover. Very nice condition
overall. $140 |
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E-4182 Rare WW1 Surgeons Operation case. Includes
amputation knives, bone saw, scissors, forceps and other
cutters. $495$SOLD$ |
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E-4181 WW1 US Issue bugle. $175 |
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E-4180 Set of WW1 unit marked dog tags. $60 |
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E-4179 Scarce unused set of dog tags with one rare
square" emergency tag" and the other standard round. $55 |
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E-4175 WWI Medics Surgical Kit used by a 2ND Division
Soldier. Named on front. $165
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E-4174 Unusual French made Officers Haversack with
embossed name. Samur marked. $135 |
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E-4170 10 pocket ammo belt. $100 |
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E-4168 Rare!! US Marine Corps marked pack tail. "USMC"
in all capitals, tough to read but its there. $100 |
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E-4167 WW1 Officers conversational French
language book. $40 |
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E-4166 WW1 Handkerchiefs. Our choice $20 |
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E-4164 Large WWI Carry Case for a French Trench
Periscope. Approx 30 inches in length. $155 |
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E-4162 Extremely RARE WWI Flour Sack sent to Belgium to
feed the starving citizens of the occupied areas. The
Situation was dire, Germans were confiscating food and the
Belgians already were importing 75% of their food prior to
WWI. They would not let the refugees go into Germany, nor
would they let them pass through the front lines into
France. Herbert Hoover negotiated with the British , French
and Germans to allow this humanitarian aid.
Outrageously rare item of early US aid. Between 1914 and
1919, the CRB operated entirely with voluntary efforts and
was able to feed 11,000,000 Belgians by raising the
necessary money, obtaining voluntary contributions of
food, shipping the food past the German submarine
blockades and army occupied areas, and controlling the
food distribution in Belgium. The CRB shipped 697,116,000
pounds of flour to Belgium and evidence indicates that
sugar and grains were also sent. The flour was packaged in
cotton
flour sacks by American mills. The movement of these
bags throughout Belgium was carefully controlled by the CRB
since cotton was in great demand for the manufacture of
German artillery powder bags and also because the CRB feared that the
flour sacks would be taken out of Belgium, refilled with
inferior flour, and resold as relief flour. As a result, the
empty flour sacks were carefully accounted for and
distributed to professional schools, sewing workrooms,
convents, and individual artists. Separate from the trade
schools of Belgium, the professional schools specialized in
training girls to sew, embroider, and make lace, and the
sewing workrooms were large centers established in the major
Belgian cities during the war to provide work for the
thousands of unemployed. Girls and women made famous Belgian
lace, embroidered textiles and repaired and remade clothing
in these workrooms. The flour sacks were used by these
various Belgian groups to make new clothing, accessories,
pillows, bags, and other functional items. This one is from
the Brabant District in Belgium. It also bears an
additional stamp stating it was for the supplement of
Belgian Soldiers allotment. $335 |
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E-4160 WWI 45 Automatic clip pouches. choice
condition, varied construction and markings.
OUR CHOICE. $30 each |
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E-4159 WWI Eagle Snap Officers Map Case with original
shoulder strap. $230 |
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E-4158 WWI Officers garrison Belt with chape and
sword hangers. Excellent overall. $525 |
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E-4156 Officers Personal Effects wall bag. This was
hung at your bunk and hung from the 2 eyelets. The pouches
contained various personal grooming, toiletry, and other
items. Fairly scarce. $75 |
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E-4154 WW1 Medical Pouch for the Diagnostic Tags.
$60 |
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E-4151 Nice set of regimentally marked dog tags. $45 |
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E-4150 WW1 Gas Mask and Bag. Mask is only fair.
missing lens. Nice bag. $80 |
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E-4148 WW1 Wool Puttees. $40 |
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E-4147 WW1 wool knit sweater vest. Some snags and
pulls. Great for combat display. $60 |
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E-4140 WWI "Hate" belt. with 20 collar discs including,
Train, MTC, Engineer, Ordinance, USQMC, Medical, Artillery
and more. $155 |
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E-4139 WWI Gas Mask set. Typical dry and brittle mask.
Canister has become detached due to hose separation. $75 |
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E-4133 WW1 Chauchat Machine Gun Spare Parts canvas
envelope in average condition. $50 |
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E-4132 WW1 Personal effects bag. Would have
contained goodies from home whn sent and then used as a bag
later. $35 |
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E-4130 WW1-1920s National Colors for a regiment in
regulation size. 4 x 6 feet. Choice condition in silk. $395 |
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E-4129 WW1 Shovel Good condition overall. $95 |
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E-4127 10 Pocket Ammo belt. Good condition overall.
$135 |
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E-4126 Scarce Ammo bag to hold the clips for the
French Chauchat Rifle, specifically chambered in the
American 30-06 ammo, a bad combination prone to jamming.
These clips were straight instead of curved $195 |
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E-4125 WWI Officer's Boots. Excellent condition. $110 |
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E-4124 Rare storage case for the Mark 1A Bomb Sight.
Excellent condition. Approx 20 inches in length. $195 |
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T-4115 T-1123 Rare 9TH Infantry, 2ND Division
Mess Kit. Nicely named. $225 |
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E-4114 WWI Gas Mask set. Mask is still pliable,
hose is a rock. Canister has become detached due to hose
separation. $75 |
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E-4112 WWI Custom shoulder bag with metal
closures. $130 |
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E-4111 WWI Woven garrison belt. This late War version
incorporated the two rifle clip pouches into a single
combined fixed pouch. One snap has some minor damage under
as shown. Scarce. $120 |
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E-4109 Matched sets of WWI wool puttees. $35
(OUR CHOICE) |
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E-4106 Very nice 10 Pocket belt, showing just light
use. $95 |
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E-4103 WW1 US Marine Corps Mess Hall Fork. $55 |
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E-4102 Scarce 14TH Cavalry pack and tail. $90 |
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E-4101 Gas mask set of John Albine Johnson who
served in Company K of the 305TH Infantry, 77TH
Division. Mask is dry and hard as usual. Great combat
history! $155 |
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E-4099 Original bronze manufacturers data plate for a
Model 1917 Anti Aircraft Gun Auto Trailer. Approx 4 inches
in length. $95$SOLD$ |
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E-4096 Choice set of WW1 suspenders. $245 |
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E-4094 Rare Abercrombie and Fitch Officers Private
Purchase canteen, mess kit. Choice condition. $275 |
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E-4088 Choice WW1 Pistol Belt. $60 |
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E-4087 WW1 US Rifle Cleaning Rod and case. $55 |
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E-4084 Jewish Prayer Book as given to Soldiers.
$55 |
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E-4080 WWI Pick Mattock and Carrier. $105 |
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E-4077 WWI Wool Soldier puttees. Multiples Available.
Our Choice $35 |
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E-4073 WW1 Dog Tag stamping kit set of guide
plates. These are frequently missing or rusted. Choice
condition, set of 3. $95 |
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E-4072 Nicely decorated WWI French or British made
Haversack inscribed to an MP in the 7TH Division. $95 |
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E-4070 WWI Gas Mask set. Typical dry and brittle
mask. $75 |
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E-4066 WW1 wooden belt Trench Periscope. $195 |
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E-4062 WWI Gas Mask and Bag. Bag is very nice. Mask is
dry and brittle and has pulled away from the hose. $85 |
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E-4059 WWI Shelter Half with poles and tent pegs. Just
about MINT condition. The original label with 1918 date is
still present. You cannot upgrade this one. $245ON
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E-4058 WW1 Gillette Khaki Razor kit as issued to most
WW1 Soldiers. $55 |
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E-4057 WW1 Trench mirror and carry case. $45 |
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E-4055 WWI Eagle Snap Map Case. Nicely identified to a
US Marine Corps Major. Shoulder strap is a replacement.
Overall excellent condition with just some minor mothing to
the felt interior pad. Very tough items to find with Marine
usage. $250ON
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E-4036 WW1 First Aid Packet in choice condition. $75 |
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E-4034 WW1 Wool Puttees. $35 |
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E-4033 Model 1917 US Rifle breach cover. One snap
pulled through. $75 |
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E-4031 WW1 Enlisted Garrison Belt. Good condition
overall. $100 |
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E-4025 1918 dated canvas leggings. $55 |
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E-4016 WWI, Model 1910 Pack made by Long. Mint! $80ON
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E-4005 WW1 Officers Sam Brown Belt in excellent
condition. $210 |
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E-4002 Named and serial numbered WW1 Gas Mask set.
Hose needs to be replaced but the face mask is pliable,
which is very tough to find. Should be easily researched.
$120 |
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E-4001 US Marine stationed at St. Nazzaire France.
Identified to "J. C. Gaskins, Jr.", one of the Guard Units
of the 5TH Brigade. $75 |
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E-3990 Model 1918 enlisted man Garrison belt with
clip pouches. $195 |
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E-3989 WW1 Enlisted Mans Garrison belt with scarce accessory
hanger. $220 |
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E-3969 British contract made Officers Haversack with
"US" and Broad Arrow markings with 1918 date. $175 |
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E-3958 Mexican Border Haversack for a member of
Company D of the 3RD Pennsylvania. $145 |
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E-3954 WWI Rifle Grenade Vest. Mint un-issued
condition. $55 |
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E-3952 WWI NCO whistle. $45 |
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E-3950 Fantastic field made Carbide lamp made from
Artillery shell parts. Carbide was used in the antique car
lights of the period. It is a powder that produces flammable
gas when water is slowly dripped on it. About 11 inches in
height. $175 |
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E-3946 WWI Rifle Grenadiers chest pack. $65 |
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E-3943 WWI Model 1910 Canteen bottle. $30 |
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E-3938 Model 1910 canteen set. Choice condition.
$110 |
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E-3933 WWI Officers Boot Jack, as used by most
overseas Officers to remove their mud encrusted boots. $40 |
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E-3927 WI Officers Inflatable bed pillow. $75 |
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E-3925 WWI Trench Mirror. $40 |
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E-3915 WWI US Gas Mask and Bag. One break to the hose.
$80 |
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E-3914 WWI Soldiers watch fob and nail knife. Nice
period piece. $30 |
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E-3911 81ST Division, 161ST Field Artillery Brigade
horse feed bag. Choice condition. $85 |
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E-3909 WWI Officers syringe container for the Officers
Medical belt. $70 |
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E-3905 WW1 Officers Marching Compass. $60 |
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E-3904 WW1 Souvenir silk handkerchief. Very nice design. $70 |
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E-3902 Model 1910 leather map case with shoulder sling.
Missing the leather closure tab on the front and a crack to
interior plastic as shown. $75 |
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E-3895 Rare, 363RD Infantry, 91ST Division
headquarters flag with material from the Soldier who brought
this material home. Includes Divisional History, "K" Company
history, Overseas cap with numbered collar disc, K Company
363RD Infantry unit photo, some personal snap shots an a few
smaller items. Smal rip from actual use and wear overseas.
This small flag would be hung wherever the regimental
headquarters set up. $595
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E-3894 Very RARE, American Ambulance Field Service, convoy
flag. These typically were flown from the front cab of the
ambulance in the 1915-1916 time period. Very rare with
French Ministry of War stamp and leather reinforcing tabs.
Only the 4th I have had in 27 years of collecting volunteer
ambulance service material. $550 |
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E-3890 WWI US Kitchen boiler. $110 |
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E-3869 WWI Red Cross Soldiers Ditty Bag. $35 |
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E-3868 WWI Soldiers bag. $35 |
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E-3863 Extremely RARE WWI Flour Sack sent to
Belgium to feed the starving citizens of the occupied
areas. The Situation was dire, Germans were confiscating food and the Belgians
already were importing 75% of their food prior to WWI.
They would not let the refugees go into Germany, nor
would they let them pass through the front lines into
France. Herbert Hoover negotiated with the British ,
French and Germans to allow this humanitarian aid.
Outrageously rare item of early US aid. Between 1914 and
1919, the CRB operated entirely with voluntary efforts and
was able to feed 11,000,000 Belgians by raising the
necessary money, obtaining voluntary contributions of
food, shipping the food past the German submarine
blockades and army occupied areas, and controlling the
food distribution in Belgium. The CRB shipped 697,116,000
pounds of flour to Belgium and evidence indicates that
sugar and grains were also sent. The flour was packaged in
cotton
flour sacks by American mills. The movement of these
bags throughout Belgium was carefully controlled by the CRB
since cotton was in great demand for the manufacture of
German artillery powder bags and also because the CRB feared that the
flour sacks would be taken out of Belgium, refilled with
inferior flour, and resold as relief flour. As a result, the
empty flour sacks were carefully accounted for and
distributed to professional schools, sewing workrooms,
convents, and individual artists. Separate from the trade
schools of Belgium, the professional schools specialized in
training girls to sew, embroider, and make lace, and the
sewing workrooms were large centers established in the major
Belgian cities during the war to provide work for the
thousands of unemployed. Girls and women made famous Belgian
lace, embroidered textiles and repaired and remade clothing
in these workrooms. The flour sacks were used by these
various Belgian groups to make new clothing, accessories,
pillows, bags, and other functional items. This one is from
the Brabant District in Belgium. It also bears an
additional stamp stating it was for the supplement of
Belgian Soldiers allotment. $235 |
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E-3857 WWI Gas Mask set. Typical dry and brittle
mask. $75 |
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E-3855 Pre WWI Artillery Shoulder Cord for Dress Blue
Uniform. From an unopened bundle of 10 dated 1915. Excellent
condition overall. $30 each |
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E-3854 Set of two, 90TH Division Streamers. Some small
splits and wear, but nice period silk battle honors. $85 |
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E-3813 WWI Carlisle bandage. $70 |
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E-3811 WWI Trench Shovel $120 |
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E-3783 WWI Aviators goggles. These safety anti shatter
goggles are made of 2 layers with clean sealant in between.
Sometimes this inner layer goes bad showing this
discoloration. Can be pulled apart and cleaned if you
desire. $95 |
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E-3779 Fantastic WW1 Pilots Flight Goggle Case. Choice
condition. $90 |
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E-3771 Fantastic ditty bag which was used by a member
of the 103RD Trench Mortar Battery to ship captured German
helmet home through the mail. $165 |
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E-3770 WWI Signal Corps Flag. $40 |
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E-3654 Marine Corps Rifle Scorebook. $40 |
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E-3648 WWI US Navy Dog Tag. $55 |
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E-3647 WWI US Navy Swim Trunks. $45 |
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E-3633 WW1 Wool Wristlets. $35ON
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E-3602 1916 contract dated gauze packet. The end has
been opened. $35 |
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E-3577 WWI Model 1910 Canteen bottle. $30 |
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E-3576 WWI Model 1910 Canteen bottle. $30 |
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E-3488 Choice, 1918 dated Canvas Leggings. $45ON
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E-3456 WWI Officer's pistol belt with saber chape.
$120 |
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E-3407 Jefferson Depot 45 Automatic clip pouch. Dated
1924. Missing one rivet, as shown. $40 |
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E-3041 Set of 4 different bakelite buttons for Marine
Corps, Knights of Columbus, YMCA and Jewish Welfare Board.
$80 |
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E-2955 Extremely rare WWI US Marine Corps 1ST Aid packet.
These were issued to US Marines and US Navy Corpsman
fighting in France. $95ON
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E-2877 WWI Red Cross Armband for a women involved with
garment distribution. $75 |
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E-2748 1914 dated Rock Island Arsenal Haversack. Some
soldier naming to the front cover. $55 |
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E-2630 WWI Gas Mask Bag. Shows honest combat use and
wear. no mask. $50 |
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E-2608 WWI Mills manufactured case for the Signal Flag
case. $45 |
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E-2498 WWI French made mirror, holder and outer
case. $35 |
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E-2488 WWI Shaving Mirror and case. $30 |
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E-2436 Choice medium brown leather leggings. $65 |
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E-2333 Scarce WW! Battery Commanders Ruler. $40 |
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E-2253 Great WWI Red Cross Ditty Bag. $50 |
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E-2240 WWI blue US Army issue laundry/ clothing
storage bag. One 3 inch rip. $50 |
