Ww2 WWII Skull Ring war period ww1 WWI Battlefield artifact Military Silverplated bronze Alloy Size 8.5 24x21x20 mm 18.5 mm 2.77 g 1942. Good item for your collection or gift for holidays! If you have any question – please write me. You can make your best offer for this item.
Vintage WWI-Era Military Cavalry Leather Riding Boots – Brown Russet Cordovan. Step into history with this stunning pair of vintage military cavalry leather riding boots, likely dating to World War I or just after. These boots embody the rugged elegance of a bygone era, crafted from rich reddish-brown russet/cordovan leather with wood-stacked heels, leather soles, and interior canvas pull straps. Authentic period design – Resembling boots used by U. Cavalry and military riders during WWI and the post-war years. Quality craftsmanship – Thick, durable leather with nailed soles and stacked heels, reminiscent of early 1900s riding boots made by Abercrombie & Fitch and Dehner. Visible markings inside – Though worn, the following can be partially read. Heel to toe (underside): 10 inches. Width at ball of foot: 3 ¾ inches. Height (heel to shaft top): 17 inches. These boots are in well-preserved vintage condition, with wear consistent with their age:? Rich patina with natural creasing and scuffs? Leather shows cracking but remains structurally sound? Soles exhibit wear, with missing stitching on the right ball of the foot (instep area)? Canvas pull straps inside shafts are still functional. These boots are a remarkable collector’s piece, perfect for display or for those who appreciate antique military and equestrian gear. Their well-worn character adds to their undeniable charm and authenticity- a true piece of history. Please review all photos and details and conduct your own research if needed. I encourage you to ask any questions before purchasing -I’m happy to help! I strive to represent all items honestly, whether they come from my own home or another well-loved source. If you notice anything that seems incorrect or misrepresented, or if you have any concerns after receiving your item, please reach out directly -I’ll gladly assist in resolving any issues. Thanks for looking! Feel free to message me with any questions.
Dimensions:(22 x 27)cm Weight: 0.74kg All damages are shown in the photos.
Skull Bones Ring war period ww2 WWII ww1 WWI Battlefield artifact Military Silverplated Bronze Alloy Size US 9 27x26x12.5 mm 19.8×18.2 mm 12.43 g. Good item for your collection or gift for holidays! If you have any question – please write me. You can make your best offer for this item.
1926 GENERAL JOHN A LEJEUNE USMC MARINE CORPS PHOTO with GENERAL SMEDLEY BUTLER. What i have here is a black and white photo of 1926 GENERAL JOHN A LEJEUNE USMC MARINE CORPS PHOTO with GENERAL SMEDLEY BUTLER. Photo measures as good as 8.5″ x 6.5″. General Smedly Butler seeks old job in Marine Corps. I have taken a few photos, however, if you would like some more info, please do not hesitate to contact me, thank you.
T his sale is for a. Berthier Mle 1907/15 Carbine Barrel MAP 1936 w/sights 8mm Lebel Barrel 17.75. Please see all pictures for condition. Nice strong rifling replacement barrel by Puteaux Arsenal prior to WW2. In compliance with both US and International laws we. Undervalue or falsely declare our items as a gift.
German postcard WWII Badge WW2 Skull bones Ring Military WW1 Helmet WWI Award Germany war art Du bist front 129x91mm 2.4g aluminium 44x30mm 1.96g Robinson Size 9 bronze 18.85mm 3.56g 1155. Good item for your collection or gift for holidays! If you have any question – please write me. You can make your best offer for this item.
This is a beautiful dish or ashtray that appears as if it could have been the bottom of a shell and was worked into this display. It’s heavy, I believe it’s brass, maybe bronze. There are light scratches and edge nicks on the piece. USS Cushing (DD-376) was launched 31 December 1935 by Puget Sound Navy Yard; sponsored by Miss K. Cushing, daughter of Command Cushing; commissioned 28 August 1936, Commander E. Short in command; and reported to the Pacific Fleet. Except for brief periods of training at Pearl Harbor and one cruise to the Caribbean, USS Cushing (DD-376) cruised the west coast from San Diego for exercises and training. Undergoing overhaul at Mare Island Navy Yard when the Japanese struck Pearl Harbor, USS Cushing (DD-376) sailed from San Francisco 17 December 1941 for convoy escort duty between the west coast and Pearl Harbor until 13 January 1942. The second USS Perkins (DD-377) was a Mahan-class destroyer launched in 1935, served in World War II and sank following a collision with Australian troopship Duntroon in 1942.
