Spanish M-1907’Modello II’ Mounted Cavalry Artillery Parade Sword Toledo Spain
Spanish M-1907’Modello II’ Mounted Cavalry Artillery Parade Sword Toledo Spain. Original Spanish M-1907’Modello II’ Mounted Cavalry Artillery Parade Sword Toledo Spain, 41 Inches Overall, Good Issued. As Photographed with wear and age as seen (please see photos for condition). A Great Candidate for any Collection, War Room, or Display. Recent Estate Collection Acquisition & Presented as Acquired. Check back often – we search estates and sources across the world to bring our customers a fine selection of militaria. Please review all photos for details regarding the condition of the item listed – further condition information will be included in the listing as is relevant, if you need additional photographs or have questions regarding the condition please do not hesitate to ask. I describe all items to the best of my ability – please do not hesitate to ask any and all questions prior to the close of the listing. Mistakes very rarely occur – however if one does please rest assured that it will be corrected. International Buyers are Welcome!
Imperial Japanese Army Artillery Unit Photo Album Manchuria Deployment 1934-1936
This is an original Imperial Japanese Army photo album commemorating the Manchuria deployment between 1934 and 1936. The album documents the overseas service of an Imperial Japanese Army field artillery regiment, recording the daily life, training, equipment, and surroundings of Japanese soldiers stationed in Manchuria during the early Showa period. Soldiers’ daily life and group portraits. Field artillery guns and equipment. Military training scenes and formations. Uniforms, insignia, and period gear. Landscapes and urban scenes of Manchuria. Rather than staged combat propaganda, the album presents a calm, documentary-style record of a Japanese Army artillery unit during a relatively stable pre-war phase. The unit documented in this album is identified as Field Artillery Regiment No. 22, a Japanese Army artillery regiment responsible for providing fire support to infantry formations. Artillery units played a crucial role in Imperial Japanese Army operations, requiring technical skill, coordination, and disciplined organization. This album captures the regiment before the later stages of the war, when material shortages and severe losses became widespread. Manchuria had become firmly established under Japanese control. Military organization and training were still relatively well-equipped. Large-scale total war conditions had not yet fully emerged. As such, this album preserves a moment before the extreme deterioration and collapse experienced by many units later in the war. Approximately 90 years old. Age-related toning, stains, and wear present. No major structural damage. Overall condition consistent with original military albums of this era. Please review all photos carefully. This album is more than a collection of old photographs. It is a primary historical document offering insight into. Imperial Japanese Army artillery units. Early Showa-era overseas deployment. The lived reality of soldiers stationed in Manchuria. Highly suitable for collectors of Japanese military history, Manchurian studies, and pre-World War II primary sources. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
1928 Germany Artillery Tinnie 1923 Frankfurt a/M Schwerer Artilleristentag Pin
Original German Interwar Militaría – 1928 Frankfurt Heavy Artillery Convention Badge. This is a national gathering badge for a German heavy artillery veterans / tradition community in the late 1920s. Why the “1923” matters. Many interwar veterans’ groups used a founding year prominently in their iconography. There is collector-market evidence of a heavy-artillery “ring” using 1923 in the organization name and insignia style example: “Waffenring der Deutschen Schweren Artillerie 1923″ type material. This badge’s 1923 flaming grenade motif strongly fits that pattern. Type: German Teilnehmerabzeichen / tinnie for an artillery veterans convention. Design: Shield badge with flaming artillery grenade and oak leaves; grenade dated “1923”. Maker marked (reverse): “FÜHCKES BERLINISCHHAUS / LÜDENSCHEID”. 1 3/8″ x 1″ (about 35 x 25 mm). Condition: Excellent overall detail -lettering and emblem are crisp. Uniform age toning/patina (nice collector look). Normal surface rub to high points consistent with honest age. Pin/hinge/catch present (major value factor for these). No obvious cracks or major bends visible in the photos. Collector Notes: These interwar “Artilleristentag” pieces were produced for organized reunions/conventions and are sought after by collectors of Weimar Republic, German artillery, and veterans association insignia. Check out our other WW1 items. Conflict: Pre-WWII / Interwar (Weimar Republic). Region of Origin: Germany. Type: Badge / Pin / Tinnie (Teilnehmerabzeichen). Theme: German Artillery / Veteran Reunion. Maker Marked: Yes – “FÜHCKES BERLINISCHHAUS / LÜDENSCHEID”. Material: Metal (silver tone / white metal). Condition: Used / Vintage (patina, see photos).
WW2 Era Japanese Army Photo Album Manchuria Incident 1931-32 Artillery Unit
This is an original Japanese military photo album documenting the deployment of an artillery unit during the. The album was produced as a commemorative record of mobilization and includes period photographs and a folded operational route map. The images show artillery movement, transportation by rail carts, field deployment, security patrols, and daily scenes of the unit during its early continental assignment. The Manchuria Incident marked a major turning point in East Asian history and represents the beginning of Japan’s large-scale overseas military operations prior to World War II. This album provides valuable visual reference material for researchers and collectors interested in early 20th-century military history, artillery operations, and historical photo documentation. Artillery transport and deployment scenes. Early 1930s military infrastructure and logistics. This is an original vintage item. Wear consistent with age is present, including surface wear, toning, and minor repairs to the map. A rare reference item suitable for collectors, historians, and archival research. Approximate 7-21days(To USA).
Book Rare A History Of The 313th Field Artillery U. S. A. 1920 World War I
Here is a rare old book in good condition for its age. Covers the history of the 313th Field Artillery in the First World War. Includes history of formation and training, major engagements, casualty list, full roster, and a war diary. There is a map missing that is supposed to slide into the pocket on the back cover. Covers show moderate to heavy wear along edges and on spine. Spine is still intact with no separation. Covers and all pages securely attached to spine with no separation. No torn, creased, or marred pages. Pages are slightly yellowed along edges. Book measures 8 3/4 inches by 11 1/8 inches and contains 300 pages. All photos are of the actual item. I do not use stock photos. Great addition to any collection.
Rare Ww2 German Eastern Front Positions 1942 Mortars Mg 34 And Artillery Packaging Want More
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.
1934 US COAST ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION TROPHY 507th AA Bronze Plaque Award GORHAM
This one was awarded to the 507th Coast Artillery (AA) For Outstanding Performance In The Coast Artillery Corps 1934. The brass portion was made by GORHAM. I don’t know much about the history of this award. The Coast Artillery formed in 1901 and ended in 1950. I was told these awards began around 1932. I’d be willing to bet none were presented after 1941. During certain years, more than one award was given. I believe two were awarded in 1934. This plaque was presented by Colonel Wilson the 7th Corps Chief of Staff and awarded to the 507th. The 507th CO and XO had their name plates added to the bottom of this plaque. The plaque came from the estate of the CO’s family. Thanks to a good friend, he found a news article from the Des Moines Tribune showing Colonel Wilson presenting this EXACT plaque. I could find only one plaque known to exist. It is in a New York museum. It is shown as belonging to the Old Guard of The City of New York and was presented to the 244th Coast Artillery T. You can see the pictures online. The wood portion of my plaque measures 23 1/2 inches tall, 19 1/4 inches wide and 5/8 inches thick. The bronze portion measures 19 3/4 inches tall, 14 1/4 inches wide and 5/16 inch thick. The entire piece weighs just under 16 pounds. I found some information on the 507th: 507th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment (SM) Constituted in OR 7-29-21 as 507th Arty, CAC, and allotted to the Seventh Corps Area. Des Moines, IA, March 1922. Redesignated 507th CA (AA) 1924. Withdrawn from OR 8-18-33 and allotted to the RA as an inactive unit. Moved to Minneapolis 9-30-40. Redesignated 507th CA (AA) Regt (SM) 5-9-42 and activated (less Btry I) 8-1-42 at Cp. Reorganized 10-10-42 as 507th CA (AA) Regt (Mobile). Moved to North Long Beach, CA, 1-20-43 to establish AA positions. HHB redesignated HHB, 507th AAA Gp; 1st Bn redesignated 220th AAA (Gun) Bn; 2nd Bn redesignated 643rd AAA (AW) Bn; 3rd Bn redesignated 367th AAA (SL) Bn. The newspaper clippings are NOT in my possession. They were sent to me by a friend who found them online. What you see is what you’ll get. Feel Free To Ask Questions.
Rare 1929 French 11th Marine Artillery Regiment Brooch -Coat of Arms w Enamel
I’ll let you know if things change. Rare 1929 French 11th Marine Artillery Regiment Brooch. Coat of Arms with Green, Orange and White Enamel, Fleur de Lys and Anchor. On the Gold plated side, the motto ” Alter Post Fulmina Terror”, “Regiment de l’Orient”. Silver leaves surrounding the Coat of Arms. On the back : 28. We invite you to follow our store to avail of the best daily offers on your favorite items. As a token of appreciation, we extend discount coupons to our returning customers. By doing so, we ensure maximum satisfaction to our valued customers.