An original photograph titled Marines Come Ashore in China to Protect American Lives. ” Other photos in the set mention the American Legation and “Peiping, China, which dates this to 1928 – 1938. In the photo, Marines carrying their rifles and wearing “Montana Peak” hats stride confidently ashore from a landing craft as their warship rides in the background. The scene is well-composed and a lot of detail is visible. The caption is lettered by hand with white ink. The photo is about 9 1/2″ x 6 1/2″ and is mounted on a cardboard card that is about 10 1/2″ x 8″. It is in excellent condition. The photo has been protected by being mounted and then was stored on the card in a binder. It displays really well. A museum-quality piece of China Marine history and a superb addition to any collection. Please see my store for more museum quality artifacts of history.
Actual 41×79 Vintage American Flag 48 Star Sewn Cotton USA Banner Antique Patriotic Decor Red White Blue. Condition: Good used vintage condition. Fabric shows age-related wear and patina. Notable scattered light stains and marks on the white stripes and header, visible in close-up photos. Hem, grommets, and seams are solid. No major tears or holes noted. Field of stars and stripes are meticulously sewn. Stars are individually stitched onto the blue canton. Size: Approximate measurements shown in photos: 41 inches tall by 79 inches long (measured flat). Details: Classic antique US banner, two brass grommets, double-stitched header. Collector’s piece for patriotic display, Fourth of July, historical collection, or Americana home decor. Era: Estimated to be pre-1959 based on the 48-star pattern and construction style.
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.
No pin / Screw on back. I don’t see any markings or names on back either. I have looked everywhere for it. Very little luck finding same. Quarter only shows size. Please check out pictures for best details. Please ask any questions needed. Please check out other items being listed daily.
Antique imperial Japanese commemorative art. Rare Imperial Japanese Commemorative Sculpture. Celebrates Emperor Taisho’s Coronation in 1915. Crafted from a 1-inch Naval Gun Shell. Engraved with “Coronation Commemoration” in Japanese. Includes original wooden base. Excellent condition for its age. A unique piece of Japanese history! Perfect for collectors of military antiques and imperial memorabilia. Please examine photos carefully for condition details. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of Imperial Japanese Navy history! Feel free to ask! International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
RARE & HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTING OF UNITED STATES MILITARY HISTORY. WWI ERA PANORAMIC (WIDE-ANGLE) BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH. FRAMED IN THE MILITARY ISSUE FRAME OF THE ERA. MEASUREMENTS (approximate): Length 48″ x Height: 10 3/4″. This Photo is 4 Feet Long!! THE EXTREME RARITY OF THIS PHOTOGRAPH IS DUE TO. THE DOCUMENTING OF RACIALLY SEGREGATED UNITS INTO. CAUCASIAN, AFRICAN AMERICAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN / MEXICAN AMERICAN. THERE ARE 6 CALVARY UNITS WHO POSED FOR THIS PHOTOGRAPH AND THEY ARE SEGREGATED AS FOLLOWS. UNIT 1 – CAUCASIAN. UNIT 2 – CAUCASIAN. UNIT 3 – COLORED (AFRICAN AMERICAN) – BUFFALO SOLDIERS! All Black Regiments were established in 1866 for Western Expansion and Protection against Native Americans. Native Americans gave these units the nickname “Buffalo Soldiers” due to their dark complexion and fierce fighting style. The Native Americans respected these soldiers because they fought like Buffalo. This is basis the the Bob Marley song, “Buffalo Soldiers”. UNIT 4 – CAUCASIAN. UNIT 5 – NATIVE AMERICAN AND/OR MEXICAN AMERICAN. Almost never discussed or portrayed as a part of U. UNIT 6 – CAUCASIAN. Colors may vary due to lighting. Photograph is in good preowned condition for its age. The frame, while structurally solid, has experienced some wear such a chips and scratches. The ruggedness of the frame is in line with the ruggedness of the U.
This Antique Philippines Talibong Binagong sword is a unique and culturally significant piece from Bicol. Made of wood, hide & brass with intricate details, the traditional scabbard is in perfect condition. The sword is also in cherry condition with R-Hand bevel, Ginunting type of engraved backsword blade, adorned with a deity pommel, and brass hardware. It is a rare find that showcases the craftsmanship and design of Visayan influence in South Luzon & Central Philippines antiques. Making this Bicol sword a valuable addition to any Ethnographic Arms & Armor collection or display.
To be kept informed of St. Croix Blades’ new listings. Croix Blades buys swords! In need of an appraisal, or want to sell your sword or entire collection? Pricing out an estate? Have a question about this sword? 71 5557 1 68 8. Army model 1902 Presentation sword. Sword would make an important addition to any collection. This is a special piece –it was presented to a U. Army Captain by his men. The scabbard is engraved. Presented to Captain Earl C. Blakeman BY THE OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN OF M. April 15 193 2′. This is obviously a well-upgraded model 1902. It has elaborate Silver fittings. The handle has an eagle head with glass eyes. The original tassel is attached to the guard. This sword was made by Henry V. The blade has an etched panel with Earl Blakeman’s name. The rest of the blade is finely etched with filigree, and U. The blade measures 31 5/8 inches. This sword is in exceptional condition. The blade has just a bit of plating oxidation towards its tip. The blade etchings are beautiful. As required by your country’s laws. I have built my reputation on customer service and honesty. Thank you for your business! You also assert that you may receive this knife/knives, sword, or multi-tool(s) from the U. Of course, knives, swords, and multi-tools with knife blades and or saws, etc, are sharp and/or dangerous in other ways. Track Page Views With. Auctiva’s FREE Counter.
