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U-1337 Nice 84TH Division enlisted mans blouse with US
and Signal Corps collar brass. Very nice overall. $195 |
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U-1336 Scarce 13TH Division tunic with one set of
initials and one last name inscribed. This unit never left
the United States and their patched tunics are scarce.
Corporals stripes and US and Medical Corps discs. $225 |
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U-1335 Scarce 14TH Division tunic with one set of
initials and one last name inscribed. This unit never left
the United States and their patched tunics are scarce.
Corporals stripes and US and Medical Corps discs. Very
interesting direct embroidered flower on the pocket flap,
meaning unknown. $225 |
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U-1334 Very unusual 5TH Division uniform set,
circa 1922-23. Both sides have a PFC Farrier insignia which
I have never seen on uniform. $230 |
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U-1333 Scarce 11TH Division tunic. This unit never
left the United States and their patched tunics are scarce.
Corporals stripes have been removed. and US and
Infantry discs. This cotton tunic suffered light damage and
fading on the right side which has caused a color change to
one side of the tunic. $175 |
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U-1332 5TH Division tunic with trousers. Some damage
to one side as shown. US and Infantry collar brass.
$140 |
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U-1330 91ST Division tunic and trousers with scarce,
"WW" version patch. $235 |
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U-1329 Exceptionally RARE!! WWI Volunteer Ambulance
Driver's uniform for a member of the Norton-Harjes Ambulance
Service. Distinctive blue collar tabs with recessed cross
buttons. Nicely marked with named Tailors tag. The Norton
Harjes Service was a direct competitor of the American Field
Service and served on the Western Front between 1915-17.
Full research included. $2395 |
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U-1292 Very scarce 32ND Division 1ST Sgts tunic
with numbered collar brass. Very unusual to find with
black cuff stripes. This indicates that this individual
served as an Officer during Wartime, but was reduced back to
EM after the Armistice. Very nice condition overall. $175$SOLD$ |
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U-1328 Very clean 79TH Division, Trench Mortar
Sergeants tunic. Very nice overall, rare tunic. $240 |
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U-1327 Very scarce WWI Officers Trench Coat. Named on
the interior to a Second Lieutenant. Makers label has worn
down to the point where it cannot be read. Overall the
coat itself is very nice with original belt. These are among
the toughest of all WWI Officers accessories as they were
used after the War in Civilian life, until discarded. $750 |
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U-1326 WWI Pilots tunic with trousers. Includes flight log.
Flight log shows he completed training , just not in time to
go to France. Great LL Bean Trousers with leather lined
pocket openings. New York State Medal. $995 |
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U-1325 After collecting, buying and selling WWI
material for almost 40 years if is rare to come across a WWI
Uniform with a shoulder insignia that the ASMIC guys have
not identified, but yet here we have one. The patch shows an
Artillery shell, nose down, with a "C" on one side and an
"E" on the other. The collar and shoulder insignia are
Ordinance. Best guess so far is "Chemical Engineers" and
that this has something to do with Gas shells. Quite a
rarity. $795$SOLD$
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U-1324 WWI Grouping for a Yank in the RAF!! Fighter
Pilot who trained with the British and was assigned to as a
US Pilot RAF Squadron 55. He flew in combat with them for
about 2 months before illness took him out of service.
French made tunic, French made overseas cap and English made
Flight helmet and neck protector. Small black cat good luck
device pinned on the front. Cased goggles, trousers and Sam
Brown belt round out the set. Wing is a rare English made
variant. RARE!! $4495 |
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U-1323 Very rare tunic worn by a Volunteer Physician who
most likely served with one of the Surgical Units in France.
I have seen one other shot of Dartmouth Medical Students
wearing similar tunics. I have not found anything on this
individual. These early volunteers served in British and
French Military Hospitals and many Hospitals sponsored 6
Month overseas tours for a complete surgical staff, such as
Lakeside Hospital or Massachusetts General Hospital. Only
one I have ever seen. $650 |
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U-1322 Rare 2ND Sanitary Train of the 2ND Division.
Coblenz made patch. This jacket displays very well from the
front. The rear of the jacket is hammered. Includes overseas
cap and trousers. $395 |
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U-1321 Very rare enlisted Observers tunic. Wonderful
wing, possibly British made. Bullion Aviation Sgts stripes
and bullion and wool 3RD Corps/ 3RD Army combination and
overseas stripes. Fantastic uniform!! $1475 |
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U-1320 Fantastic WWI Grouping. Includes 2 79TH
Division Uniforms. Wool and Cotton, both with trouswrs.
Nicely named Gas Mask set, named person property bag,
laundry bag, shelter half, mess kit, wool scarf, wool vest
and wool touque. His original long underwear shirt and under
drawers, laces, booklets and socks. These are all contained
in a stenciled OD wooden locker with its original stencil.
Great complete set! Trunk was most likely done by the
Veteran later in life as it included "1917-1918" $750
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U-1319 WWI First Army Artillery tunic with honorable
discharge and overseas stripes. Medical collar disc most
likely is for an attached Medic. $165 |
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U-1318 Nice WW1 3RD army tunic and trousers. Good
condition overall with just a few scattered moth bites. $150$SOLD$ |
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U-1317 Significant American Volunteer Uniform with a
fascinating history. This individual drove for the American
Field Service just before their turnover tot he US Army in
the fall of 1917. He then went to Italy for 6 months and
drove an Ambulance for the American Red Cross. Finally he
returned to France, entered the French Artillery program and
was asked to become an Aerial Observer. The fascinating
detail is that he wore this uniform in ALL THREE SERVICES.
He just changed insignia. Nice uniforms were expensive and
he used it in all three. We know this because he purchased
it just prior to leaving the US to join the AFS, we have a
photo of him wearing it in Italy and finally we have the
final iteration with French Aviation Officers insignia.
$4795 ON HOLD |
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U-1316 Early 1920s 77TH Division Officers tunic and
campaign hat. Background appears to be black, instead of the
typical blue. Campaign hat is very nice just having a loose
sweatband. $350 |
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U-1315 WWI 6TH Division tunic. good condition
overall. $140$SOLD$ |
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U-1314 6TH Division tunic with great embroidered
patch. Good condition overall. $150 |
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U-1312 1928 White Dress tunic for Colonel
Charles Duval Roberts made in 1928. The cuff rank was later
upgraded to his last rank as Brigadier General. Then Lt.
Roberts received the Medal of Honor at El Caney, Cuba during
the Spanish American War in 1898. He is also a Graduate of
West Point. Very nice condition. $850 |
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U-1311 WWI Pilots Tunic and Officers Overcoat. Ex Bob
Ford Collection. Includes his original tunic with a
REPRODUCTION pin back wing. Wing is just for display. The
tunic and overcoat are not named but comes with an ID
written by Bob when he obtained it and copied some of the
paperwork including photos and his commission. $775 |
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U-1310 Very nice 1920s Infantry Officer from the 101ST
Infantry of the 26TH Division. Includes tunic, trousers and
campaign hat. $275 |
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U-1309 Very scarce WWI Enlisted Mans Mackinaw. These
are very tough to find. Shoulder patch and overseas stripes
have been removed. Shows lots of use and wear. $375 |
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U-1308 Very nice 79TH Division Sergeants tunic with 2
overseas stripes. Wonderful bullion, SSI. $235$SOLD$ |
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U-1307 Fantastic 6TH Regiment Headquarters Grouping.
Great painted helmet with full chinstrap. No liner. Amazing
painted Gas Mask that was shown in the reference "Equipping
the Corps". One of the nicest Marine Corps Gas Masks that I
have ever seen. The tunic is an Army blouse which Marines
did wear overseas. Almost all were exchanged to US Marine
Corps tunics, but some did get through. Other Marines got
them post War for parade use.$2895 |
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U-1306 Very nice 87TH Division Artillery tunic. Very
nice condition. $175 $SOLD$ |
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U-1304 Amazing Distinguished Service Cross recipients
uniform, medals and photo grouping. Includes tunic with
numbered collar discs, cotton trousers, sand finish helmet
with liner and strap, small photo of him, 2 photos showing
him boxing and some souvenirs. The medal grouping consists
of his numbered DSC with jeweler engraved initials and
overseas dates. His 1st year issue Purple Heart is
Government engraved and numbered. His Croix de Guerre and
Victory Medal are also present. Really a wonderful set. His
citation is as follows. "
The Distinguished Service
Cross is presented to John J. Zeldam, Private, U.S. Army,
for extraordinary heroism in action north of Cierges,
France, August 1, 1918. Following an assault, in which he
was wounded in the leg by a machine-gun bullet, and when
further advance was impossible because of a barrage, Private
Zeldam took refuge in a shell hole. From this shelter he
observed a comrade who was seriously wounded and needed
assistance. Despite heavy artillery and machine-gun fire, he
crawled 20 yards through the open, reached the helpless man,
and took him back to the shell hole. After the two had lain
in the shell hole nearly the entire day, Private Zeldam,
leaving his canteen with his companion, crawled across the
danger zone and obtained assistance to carry the other
wounded man to a dressing station.
General Orders No. No.
117, W.D., 1918
Wonderful 32ND DSC grouping with
great history. $4495
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U-1299 Scarce British contract tunic with 41ST
Division SSI. A few scattered moth nips, otherwise very
nice. $210 |
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U-1290 Huge Pilots Grouping from Lt. Douglas
Kenyon. Includes wonderful tailored uniform which he is
shown wearing in several studio portraits. There are 2
overseas caps, one British style, one with black/green
piping, extra trousers, logbook, ID cards, 2 large training
notebooks, British silk flag, leather flight gloves, dog
tags and a large collection of original paperwork. Although
originally assigned to the 28TH Aero Squadron, Kenyon was
instead sent to England for Bombing, gunnery and aerial
combat Training. There is paperwork present covering lots of
activity but alas he did not finish all of the training
before the War ended. So a VERY complete grouping, with lots
of flying, but no combat. $5895 |
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U-1288 Very rare American Ambulance Field Service
Uniform. This one is much more scarce than others we have
offered over the years as he was driving in the first half
of 1916. His original belt is also present. There is some
basic research included including an article with a photo of
him wearing this very uniform. $2195 |
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U-1285 Nice 36TH Division, medical uniform.
Bakelite buttons, tailor made tunic. One small stain on
front as shown. We have not tried to remove it. $140ON
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U-1284 Nice 1ST army Artillery tunic. A few small moth
nips, otherwise very nice. $130 |
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U-1279 Very nice WWI 3RD Division Officer's
Trunk Grouping. Great stenciled trunk with named 3RD
division uniform with trousers, Sam Brown belt, dog tags,
leather leggings, wool puttees, money belt and other items.
Includes a very scarce WWI British named SBR Gas Mask and
Bag and even his original shoes. $1195 |
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U-1278 Very nice 1ST Army Engineers tunic. Very nice.
$150 |
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U-1276 WWI 2ND Army tunic. Good condition overall. A
few popped stitches on the shoulder patch. Overall good
condition with the exception of a couple of tiny moth nips.
$140 |
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U-1268 Very nice 1ST Army Motor Transport Corps
tunic with fantastic MTC Sergeant sleeve rate. US and MTC
collar brass. A couple of moth nips and one rear seam has
opened up, which will need to be re-stitched. $225 |
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U-1265 WWI Period American Red Cross Motor Corps
Women's Drivers coat with SSI. Un-named, but very rare.
These Women helped transport Soldiers arriving back from
France who had been wounded and needed transportation to and
from New York City hospitals. Lining has numerous splits.
$795 |
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U-1259 Officers grade 1ST Army Aviation tunic. Nice
French made SSI with trousers. $245 |
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U-1251 WWI Chief Petty Officer, Carpenters white
cotton blouse with stripes showing a 5TH enlistment. Just
lacks the 4 front closure buttons. $225 |
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U-1246 WWI 37TH Division tunic. Very good
condition overall. $170 |
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U-1242 WWI Women's cotton uniform jacket as used by
Women Ambulance Drivers and Medical Aids. $245 |
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U-1233 Great 88TH Division tunic with numbered
collar brass. $225 |
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U-1225 Fantastic WWI Trench Mortar Officer, named on
the interior. He began his career as a volunteer ambulance
driver, before becoming an Ordinance Officer in Trench
Mortar. $395 |
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U-1224 WWI 29TH Division Uniform with trousers and
painted helmet. Tunic has numbered collar brass for the
110TH Field Artillery. There are 3 initials on the interior.
Should be able to research. Helmet lacks liner and chin
strap. $375$SOLD$ |
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U-1216 Railway Engineers uniform set. $195 |
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U-1210 7TH Division Engineers tunic. Some mothed areas
as shown. $160 |
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U-1197 Scarce 40TH Division Musicians tunic. good
condition overall. $210 |
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U-1184 Choice set of WWI Trousers. $75 |
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U-1173 WWI 1ST Army Medical Officer's named
tunic. Nicely inscribed and dated. Bullion Captains bars.
$195 ON HOLD |
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U-1170 WWI enlisted mans ground crew uniform with 4
bladed propeller patch. US and Air Service collar discs. Tan
cotton, very good condition. $225 |
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U-1169 WWI Air Service ground crew enlisted mans uniform.
Small size, about a 34 chest. 4 bladed propeller patch. $195 |
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U-1166 WWI Air Service Sergeant's tunic with Liberty
Loan Air Corps patch with French made Air Service bullion
centered rank insignia. US and Aviation collar discs. Very
nice condition. $265 |
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U-1164 Wonderful French made US Aviators tunic.
Classic French style with "false" belt at the waist. French
made winged props and wonderful French made Aviators flight
wing. Excellent overall condition. 2 overseas stripes. $1295 |
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U-1161 2ND Army/ 4TH Corps artillery tunic . Great
hand made patch. Some slight mothing to the 2 lower pockets.
Rare patch. $265 |
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U-1157 WWI Observer's Tunic with 3Rd Army SSI. Very
nice French made Observer wing. Tunic is excellent overall
with just a couple of scattered moth bites. Ex Bob
Ford collection. $995 |
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U-1156 WW1 Period US Naval Officers Frock Coat with
matching trousers. Excellent condition overall. Dated 1914.
$245 |
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U-1155 WW1 Period US Naval Officers Dress Jacket with
Trousers. Dated 1914. $145 |
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U-1152 WWI US Issue shirt with contract tag still
legible. $90 |
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U-1151 WWI 37TH Division Tunic. Good condition
overall. $210 |
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U-1078 WWI Khaki cotton US Marine Corps 2 pocket
tunic. Very nice condition with size marking. $295$SOLD$ |
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U-1077 Rare WWI US Navy Corpsman's tunic. As you know
many Corpsmen were attached to the Marine Corps Units in the
field. Tough item to find. $275 |
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U-1072 New Old Stock WWI US Navy Jumper in an
amazing Size 46!! Never worn still with original label. $80
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U-1060 WWI OD Wool "Chinstrap" wool shirt. Very nice
condition. 2 small flaws as shown. $135 |
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U-1033 WWI OD wool shirt with "chinstrap" button
collar. Outer button fly edge needs to be re-sewn. $110$SOLD$ |
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U-1030 88TH Division Uniform set. Includes tunic
with 88TH SSI, trousers with issue belt and WWI Victory
Medal with bar. Good condition overall. $225
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U-894 WWI Cotton Blouse with USQMC Rank
insignia. Good condition overall. $95
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U-758 WWI US Army Issue Trousers. Good condition
overall. Repair to reverse. $60 |
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U-756 WWI US Army Issue Cotton breeches. $50 |
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