These are vintage Teitzel-Jones boots, a brand with deep historical ties to the U. The company logo is stamped on the inside and it looks like Capt. Blomme is handwritten on the inside. There are straps inside of each boot for pulling the boots on. The boot measures 19 high. The foot part measures 11.25″ long and they are 5″ wide at the widest point. These boots do not feel fragile or brittle. The leather is supple. The boots are fairly sturdy. They are in very good condition. These boots were highly regarded for their craftsmanship and were frequently custom-made for cavalry officers and high-profile figures. The “Teitzel-Jones” name marks a specific era in the company’s evolution. The company moved to Wichita in 1914. Teitzel passed away in 1929 and Carlton Dehner left to form his own company (The Dehner Company) in 1930, the business was known as Teitzel-Jones. Boots with only “Teitzel Jones” on the label likely date from 1930 through the WWII era. Teitzel was known as a premier maker of cavalry officer boots. Notable customers included General George Patton, who ordered custom battle boots, and Eleanor Roosevelt, for whom they made riding boots. #Wichita #Cavalry #Custom Made #Officer #Dehner #TeitzalJones.
This product is a lot of 2 original NAMED to John E. Sandow, pilot’s book log air service records from the U. Army USAAS in the 1930s. These vintage documents provide a glimpse into the military aviation history of the United States during the interwar period. With a theme of militaria, these records offer a unique insight into the activities and operations of the U. Army Air Service during this significant time in history. Perfect for collectors of historical military memorabilia, these original documents from the 1930s are a valuable addition to any collection.
Marine Corps Officer’s Cap Badge 1937 year – pre ww2. Approximately 13/4″ by 1-1/2 “. The attachment nut is present.
Swedish Military – Helmet M21/16 w/3 crowns & 2 decals. The M21 was introduced in 1921 and the metal crest featuring the “Three Crowns” (Tre Kronor) adopted in 1923. The presence of two side decals (blue shields with three yellow crowns) indicates that the helmet was updated after 1942. The “72 a” mark: Indicates the shell size, 72 centimeters. This helmet is an M1921/16 (“Flat” or Low-Profile) an early version of the design, produced after World War I. It features a lower, flatter crown compared to its successor, the M1921/18 (“High” or High Dome). Complete example: The clarity of the decals and the integrity of the original leather lining enhance the value of this helmet. Note: Shows signs of wear, dents, and paint wear. Please look closely at all the photos. MILITARY: Items bought for the pleasure of having them for a period. MEDALS FROM ITALY: It was bought due to its histories, for what they represent. OTHER ITEMS: it was bought in the course of life for mere pleasure, without knowing its authenticity. The photos that contain the quarter coin have been enlarged to show the workmanship of the piece. Please feel free to contact me for more photos and or details. If you are satisfied, please send a positive punctuation. If something is wrong, please contact me, I will be available to resolve the issue.
The product is an original plated brass ring from the Citizens Military Training Camp, dating back to circa 1930. This collectible item is related to militaria and would appeal to those interested in military history and memorabilia from the early 20th century. The ring likely holds significance as a piece of military training camp history and would make a unique addition to any collection focused on vintage military items.
Empty case from the Manchuria. Rare Manchukuo flag design container. Originally used as a. Case / pill case. 5 cm in length. A highly collectible item featuring the distinctive. Small-sized containers of this type are becoming increasingly difficult to find today. International Buyers – Please Note.
Pre-War US Army Khaki Cotton Service Coat. 36 Ex-L (X-Long) Enlisted Uniform 1935. Includes belt keepers and inner USA buttons. Excellent antique condition, cotton web belt and outer buttons are missing. Pictures serve as part of the description. Cleaning is recommended for all our items before wearing. Most items come from storage. With honor, gratitude, & respect. You will receive monthly newsletters with the latest sales and events!
History Of The 412th Battalion, U. Signal Corps : A Story Of The Valiant Telephone And Telegraph Unit, Which Was Recruited From The Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. [World War I] [Fold Out Map]. [1927] [First Edition] [Original]. Paperback with tassel binding. No marks or writing. Minor rubbing on corner, top/bottom of the spine. No loose, missing or cutout pages. Well illustrated with clear and sharp photos. Here is a record of the crew of the 412th Battalion, Signal Corps. It is a story of who they were and where they went. There is a roster of the Officers and Enlisted Men from pages 29 – 32. This Unit History Book does have identified member’s in group photos. The author, Joseph M. Smith, better known as the “top kicker” of Company “D” of the 412th, entered service with the rest of the boys as a private. Thank you for your interest in this item. I do not use recycled boxes, kraft or bubble mailers for these scarce Cruise Books.
A striking prewar / WWII-era. Imperial Japanese Navy themed shell-shaped vase or decorative metal ornament. Richly designed with naval symbolism. The body is formed in the shape of an artillery shell, surrounded by detailed motifs including. Anchor, propeller, ocean waves, and sakura blossoms. These elements strongly reflect the visual culture and pride associated with the Imperial Japanese Navy. The side bears the maker’s mark. “Dodokunaga / Do Tokunaga Sei”. Indicating a named workshop or maker rather than an anonymous mass-produced item. Signed examples like this are especially desirable to collectors. Many collectors estimate naval artifacts appear only a fraction as often on the market. Decorative Navy pieces with this level of sculptural detail are particularly hard to find. This piece likely served as a commemorative object, officer’s room display, retirement gift, or patriotic home décor item of the era. It has exceptional shelf presence and tells a story immediately. A true conversation piece for militaria, naval history, or Japanese decorative arts collectors. 15.5 × 5 × 16 cm. Please review photos carefully. No major visible damage. Age wear, surface scratches, patina, and minor imperfections consistent with age. Own a Piece of History. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
