Rare! First Balkan War 1912 Montenegro, Ottoman Empire Engraved Marine Snail
FIRST BALKAN WAR 1912 MONTENEGRO, OTTOMAN EMPIRE ENGRAVED MARINE SNAIL. 3 X 2 X 2 Inches.
FIRST BALKAN WAR 1912 MONTENEGRO, OTTOMAN EMPIRE ENGRAVED MARINE SNAIL. 3 X 2 X 2 Inches.
Original! Pre-ww2 German Nat. Soz. Rpt Jan. 27, 1923 Photo Postcard Rppc
RPT 1923 PHOTO POSTCARD RPPC. SHARP FOCUS AND CONTRAST. PHOTOGRAPHERS IMPRINT AND CAPTION HAND OPAQUED IN THE UPPER RIGHT NEGATIVE. THIS IS NOT A REPRODUCTION OR A COPY.
1921-1929 Canada 71th ann. Of Royal 22 Regiment medal Marechal Ferdinand
Of Royal 22 Regiment medal – Marechal Ferdinand. On sales of all items within Canada, regardless of exemption status. I will answer questions from Mondays to Fridays. M to 5 p.
Blimp Airships US Naval Air Station Lakehurst NJ. Brass Belt Buckle Hindenburg
Blimp Airships US Naval Air Station Lakehurst NJ. Brass Belt Buckle Hindenburg. The buckle is about 3 inches by about 3 & 1/4 inches. This is a vintage used item, Please study the photos to make your own determination of condition, and I will be happy to answer any questions if possible. Thank you for looking at my listing, Tony. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution.
Antique Unites States Millitary Academy Bachelors Certificate Dated 1935 NAMED
What a gorgeous poster sized certificate! This was made out to Robert Van Roo who was in the Wisconsin National Guard. He graduated with a bachelor degree in Science. This is another of those one of a kind pieces so don’t wait long! Please note that there are various wear holes on the certificate poster.
Mobile Cadets 31st Signal Co. Vintage Formal Military Ball Invitation 1936
Mobile Cadets 31st Signal Co. Vintage Formal Military Ball Invitation 1936. In Honor of Colonel William E Mickle Retired. The envelope is ripped obviously as seen in the photos. FEEDBACK: We strive to earn positive 5 star feedback for all items. We will leave the same for all good buyers. If you feel we deserve anything less please send us a message before leaving anything less or opening a case and we will fix the issue within 24 hours.
WW2 Imperial Japanese Army Cavalry Training Photo Album 1937 Toyohashi Army
This is an original Imperial Japanese Army training photo album from. Koki 2597 (1937) – the year immediately before the full outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War. The album documents the 1st Cavalry Student Company of the. Toyohashi Imperial Japanese Army Instructor School, an elite military education institution responsible for training future officers and instructors. What “2597” Means (Very Important). The number 2597 on the cover refers to the Japanese imperial calendar (Koki). Koki 2597 = 1937 (Showa 12). 1937 marks a critical turning point in Japanese military history. Rapid transition from theoretical training to real combat-oriented education. Preparation for large-scale ground warfare in China. Emphasis on modern combined-arms tactics. Historical Context (Why This Album Matters). By 1937, the Imperial Japanese Army was urgently preparing officers for. River crossings under combat conditions. Chemical warfare (poison gas training & gas masks). Bridge demolition and sabotage operations. Reconnaissance and scouting missions. Cooperation with aircraft and engineering units. This album visually records those exact training doctrines, making it a primary historical source, not a later compilation. Contents & Scenes Shown. River crossing exercises (real rivers, not staged). Bridge demolition training (Tenryu River steel bridge). Gas warfare drills with masks. Field camps and long-term maneuvers. Military facilities and school buildings. Portraits of officers and trainees. Group photographs of entire units. These are not ceremonial photos – they depict operational training. The album includes images related to Major General Kanji Tsuneoka. A senior Imperial Japanese Army officer. The presence of a general officer indicates this album was produced within an official military education framework, not as a private souvenir. About the Toyohashi Army Instructor School. Unlike regular army units, this school trained. Core personnel responsible for spreading doctrine across the army. Graduates were expected to lead and teach, especially during wartime expansion. Wear, aging, and paper deterioration consistent with age. Why This Album Is Rare. After World War II. Most Japanese military education materials were destroyed or discarded. Albums documenting chemical warfare and demolition training were especially rare. This makes the album a scarce visual record of pre-war Japanese military doctrine. This is a genuine 1937 Imperial Japanese Army training photo album capturing the moment Japan shifted into full wartime posture. A highly desirable piece for. Researchers of pre-war Japanese doctrine. Approximate 7-21days(To USA).
Afghan M17 helmet
Nice example of an Austrian m17 helmet reissued by the Afghan army in the early 40’s and 50’s. Still has the original liner and a bullet hole on the back. It lacks the badge but still has the distinctive holes on the side.
Original Rif War 1927 Spanish Pax Medal Diploma Framed Named French Tirailleur
Original Rif War 1927 Spanish Pax Medal Diploma Framed Named French Algerian Tirailleur.
Pre-WWII Imperial Japan Photo Album Imperial Guard Field Artillery, 100+ Photo
Original pre-WWII Japanese photo album. Compiled by a member or affiliate of the. Imperial Guard Field Artillery Regiment. The cover bears the original Japanese inscription. Commemorative Album – Imperial Guard Field Artillery Regiment. Unlike mass-produced publications, this album was. Privately assembled as a service memento. Most likely kept by someone who actually served in the unit. Albums of this nature were. Making surviving examples uncommon. Based on uniforms, insignia, ceremonial dress, and photographic style, the images are. Estimated to date from the late Taisho to early Showa period (circa late 1920s-early 1930s). This was a time when the Imperial Guard was maintained as a. Closely associated with the capital and imperial institutions. Please note: the exact year is not stated; this is a historically informed estimate. About the Imperial Guard Field Artillery. Belonged to Japan’s Imperial Guard Division, a unit distinct from ordinary regional formations. Stationed primarily around Tokyo. Emphasized discipline, appearance, and ceremonial standards. Personnel were carefully selected. Records and commemorative items were typically produced in. As a result, albums connected to Imperial Guard units tend to be. Than those of standard field regiments. Over 100 original photographs. Officers, non-commissioned officers, and enlisted men. Group portraits and individual studio photos. Mounted officers in full dress. Artillery equipment, training scenes, and barracks life. Likely added by the original owner. The photographs are mounted on original black album pages and appear untouched since the pre-war era. Album cover and binding show noticeable wear consistent with age. No major losses or removed photographs observed. Honest and stable for a pre-WWII private album. Historical & Collecting Value. This album offers a. Coherent, first-hand visual record. Of a specific Imperial Guard unit during the interwar period. It is well suited for. Researchers of Imperial Japan. Photo and archival collections. Museums or reference libraries. This item is offered strictly as a. No restoration or alteration has been performed. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.