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MM-688 Historic Normandy, June 6TH, 1944, P-51
Ace Pilot KIA!! This Pilot achieved 1.5 Victories with the
Eagle squadron before joining the US Air Corps. He was
assigned to the 334TH Fighter Group and was with the 334TH
Fighter Squadron when he was killed in action. Very
historic medal. $1895 |
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MM-687 Naval 6 place medal bar with officially
impressed Good conduct medal. $135 |
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MM-686 WWII Navy Good Conduct Medal. $75 |
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MM-685 1937 Good Conduct Medal with 1941 named 2nd
award bar. $110 |
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MM-684 Very nice US Navy Contract Air Medal for a
Marine Corps Aviation Sgt. Named outer box. $250 |
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MM-683 Great WWII embossed US Marine Corps Good
Conduct Medal. $80 |
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MM-682 Great WWII engraved US Marine Corps Good
Conduct Medal. $100 $SOLD$ |
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MM-681 Nice WWII set of medals, insignia, dog tag etc.
for a Pilot who joined the
Army Air Corps in March
1943, proudly serving his country. As a 1st Lieutenant, he
flew 94 round trips over the Assam-China "Hump" route,
piloting C-46 aircraft on cargo hauls for the 1332nd Air
Transport Command China-Burma India Theater Operations. This
was the first use of aircraft for an "airlift" type of
operation. For his efforts he was awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross and Cluster. $250 |
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MM-680 Pre War Japanese Medal presented to US
Navy and Marine personnel who visited Japan in the 1920s.
$95 |
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MM-679 WWII Medal Grouping for a Bronze Star,
Purple Heart recipient. Bronze Star is Government engraved.
CD of research is included. This Veteran was from the
Chicago area and we have quite a bit of information about
him, but have yet to figure out his unit. Needs more
research. $220 |
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MM-678 Historic WWII Government engraved Purple Heart
for a member of the 511TH PIR, 11TH Airborne Division.
$1150 |
While the 511th was in Strategic
Reserve in New Guinea (May - October 1944), they conducted
Airborne, Jungle and Amphibious training. On Nov. 7, 1944
the Regiment departed New Guinea by ship (USS Cavalier) for
the Leyte Campaign in the Philippines. From November 18 to
December 27 the Regiment participated in the Leyte Campaign
in the Abuyog, Dulag, Burauen, Anonang, Manaraawat, Lubi,
Mohonag and Anas areas.
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MM-677 Historic WWII Government engraved
Purple Heart for a member of the 504TH PIR, 82ND
Airborne Division. $1250 |
On 19 December, 1944, Colonel Tucker was ordered to Rahier
and Cheneux to link up with the 505th PIR at Trois Ponts.
The 1st Battalion was ordered to take the towns Brume, Rhier,
and Cheneux. At 1400 on 20 December 1944, 1st Battalion
(less A Company) moved out toward Cheneux, where it was
immediately engaged by a battalion of the SS-Obersturmbannführer
Joachim Peiper's
Kampfgruppe Peiper of
the
I SS Panzer Corps.
Crossing an open 400-yard field laced every fifteen yards
with barbed wire, the 1st Battalion faced the heaviest enemy
fire the 504th had ever encountered, including heavy
machine-guns, a 20mm gun, and a half-dozen German armored
vehicles. Captain Jack M. Bartley was killed on 21 December
1944.
The 504th deployed a captured German halftrack
armed with a 70mm gun manned by two paratroopers with no
training in its use. They were successful in knocking out
several enemy positions. Still, the 504th took very heavy
losses crossing the open field, and at 1700 were ordered to
withdraw 200 yards (180 m) to the edge of a wood. Colonel
Tucker ordered the 1st Battalion to engage in an assault on
the German forces in Cheneux that night.[1][8]
The Devils pressed forward, and by nightfall had given the
Germans their first defeat of the Battle of the Bulge.[1][8]
Through heavy fire, Companies B and C wiped out an estimated
five companies of German forces, as well as fourteen
flak-wagons, six half-tracks, four trucks, and four 105mm
howitzers.[9]
However, the two companies were decimated, with 23 killed
and 202 wounded; eighteen enlisted men remained in Company
B, and thirty-eight men and three officers in Company C.
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MM-676 MM-674 Historic 127TH Airborne Engineer
Bn., 11TH Airborne Division, Purple Heart for a Trooper
killed in action on December 7TH, 1944. Includes letter
describing the circumstances of his death and original
photos. Excellent condition overall. $1150
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MM-675 MM-674 Historic 503RD Parachute Infantry
Regiment , 11TH Airborne Division, Purple Heart for a
Trooper killed in action on April 21ST 1945, at Negros
Philippines. Excellent condition overall. $995 |
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MM-674 Historic 505TH Parachute Infantry Regiment ,
82ND Division, Purple Heart for a Trooper killed in action
on September 22ND, 1944. Excellent condition overall. $1250 |
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MM-672 Very scarce KIA Purple Heart for a member
of the 607TH Tank Destroyer Battalion. Includes the Purple
Heart Certificate, Accolade document, reprint of the unit
history and a letter to the Gold Star Mother. Government
engraved Purple Heart in excellent condition. $645
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MM-670 Scarce early 8TH Air Force KIA Group. Includes
his Government engraved Purple Heart and Air Medal. Purple
heart is numbered. Some research has been done. His B-17 was
shot down over Lorient, France on May 17TH, 1943. 364TH Bomb
Squadron, 305TH Bomb Group. Condition is excellent overall.
$595ON HOLD |
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MM-668 Historic KIA Government engraved Purple Heart,
Air Medal pair. Excellent condition. His B-29 was shot down
Oct 22ND, 1944 over Sichuan, China with the 44TH Bomb
Squadron, 40TH Bomb Group. $595$SOLD$ |
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MM-667 Nice numbered Purple Heart with original named
document that was provided with the purple heart. You have
name, rank, state and serial number, should be an easy
research project.
John Hagerty’s Purple Heart
relates to a thigh wound caused by a shell fragment that
hospitalized him for 111 days. He was wounded again on
February 15, 1945, suffering a shell-fragment wound to his
abdomen. This minor injury resulted in no hospitalization.
He received treatment at an aid station, collecting or
clearing station within his division. At that time, he
served with the 10th Infantry Regiment or possibly the 10th
Armored Infantry Battalion. $225
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MM-665 Rare 101ST Airborne Division Purple Heart for a
member of the 321ST Glider Field Artillery Battalion, B
Battery, HQ Battalion who was killed in action on January
10TH, 1945 in Belgium during the relief of Bastogne at the
Battle of the Bulge. Includes his Government engraved and
numbered Purple Heart and his rare Elk Lodge KIA cased medal
with regimental DI. Rare set!!! $1695 |
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MM-664 Very rare 325TH Glider Infantry Regiment, 82ND
Airborne Division purple heart for a Trooper killed on Jan
7TH, 1945 at the crossroads at Baraque de Frature, near
Werbomont where this unit decimated 2 German
divisions! Government engraved with original box. $1255
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MM-663 Rare 511TH Parachute Infantry Regiment,
11TH Airborne for a Trooper killed in action on April
22ND, 1945 on Hill 236 at Sulac, Luzon. Government
engraved Purple Heart with original box, lapel pin and
ribbon bar. $1075 |
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MM-647 WWII US Navy/ Marine Corps Purple Heart
in original short titled case. $350 |
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MM-643 WWII boxed Silver Star in original box. Mint
condition, 1943 contract. $115 |
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MM-642 WWII boxed Silver Star in original box.
Mint condition, 1943 contract. $115 |
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MM-637 WWII Air Medal in case. Excellent condition.
$70 |
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MM-626 WWII Silver Star. Mint condition, 1943
contract. $145 |
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MM-624 WWII boxed Silver Star in original box. Mint
condition, 1943 contract. $115 |
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MM-623 WWII boxed Air Medal. $90 |
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MM-622 WWII boxed Silver Star in original box. Mint
condition, 1943 contract. $115 |
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MM-620 WWII boxed Silver Star in original box. Mint
condition, 1943 contract. $115 |
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MM-619 WWII boxed Silver Star in original box. Mint
condition, 1943 contract. $115 |
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MM-616 WWII slot broach Silver Star. Excellent
condition. $80 |
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MM-615 Scarce small lot of WWII boxed Bronze
Stars. Each medal is still wrapped in the original paper
with box. Price is $35 each. |
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MM-608 Scarce WWII Navy Contract Silver Star Short
Titled USN Case with WWII Army Star, Excellent condition. It
was common for the Navy to use standard US stock late in the
War. $250 |
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MM-602 WWII boxed Silver Star in original box. Mint
condition, 1943 contract. $115 |
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MM-595 WWII Matt finish US Navy contract
Distinguished Flying Cross. $95 |
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MM-576 Scarce WWII Navy Contract Air
Medal. Good condition. $85 |
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MM-517
WWII cased Air Medal with case. Exc. condition overall. $75 |
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MM-507 WWII Purple Heart replacement Ribbon,
watered silk. $15 per foot. |
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MM-492 WWII Barnstable, MA Town Medal. $40 |
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MM-469 British made Good Conduct Ribbon bar. $15 |
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MM-460
WWII Pacific Theater Battle Streamer, Burma 1941-42.
$35
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MM-141 1940s Distinguished Service Cross, watered Silk
replacement ribbon. $15 per foot. |
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MM-121
1930s-40s WWII Silver Clusters for Medals and Ribbon Bars.
$5 each |
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MM-119
Original 1930s-40s watered silk Distinguished Flying Cross
Medal Ribbon, old stock. $15 for a 1 foot length. |
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MM-118
Original 1930s-40s watered silk Air Medal Cross Medal
Ribbon, old stock. $15 for a 1 foot length |
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MM-116
American Campaign and Pacific Campaign ribbon. 1940s stock.
$10 per foot. |
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MM-115
Philippine Defense ribbon. 1940s stock. $10 per foot. |
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MM-114
Presidential Unit Citation ribbon. 1940s stock. $10 per
foot. |
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MM-113
US Navy Sharpshooter Ribbons. 1930s-40s stock. Your choice
of the 3 varieties. (Expert
Rifle Sold Out) $10 per foot. |
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MM-112
US Coast Guard Sharpshooter Ribbons. 1930s-40s stock. Your
choice of the 3 varieties. $10 per foot. |
