Australian Post WW1 P1907 Bayonet & Scabbard Lithgow 1926 SMLE NO 1 MK 3 Enfield. BAYONET SHOWS SCUFFS WITH WEAR & DINGS ON GRIPS. LEFT GRIP IS STAMPED -(AUSTRALIA). LEFT RICASSO IS MARKED -(LITHGOW 4/ 1926). THE CROSS GUARD IS STAMPED-(D BROAD ARROW D 5). POMMEL HAS – (B 10512) STAMPED ON. SCABBARD SHOWS WEAR WITH SOME RUST ON SURFACE OF METAL. BACK OF SCABBARD IS MARKED WITH A COUPLE LETTERS & A BROAD ARROW. LEATHER OF SCABBARD SHOWS TYPICAL WEAR & BOTH ARE GOOD, FULLY SERVICEABLE, COLLECTIBLE, NEARING 100YRS OF AGE. SEE ALL 24 PHOTOS.
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This is an authentic shako hat from the 71st New York Infantry Regiment. The hat is a unique piece of militaria that showcases the history and culture of the United States. It is an original item that has not been reproduced, making it a valuable addition to any collection. The hat is perfect for collectors of original period items or militaria enthusiasts. It has a beautiful design and is made in the United States. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of American history. It is made by The Lilley Ames Company and has the letters WTR and Rooks on the inside. It is in good used condition. Message me with any questions.
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3″ x 5″ wonderful piece of military/Navy history… 4 pages of information between two thicker card covers… RARE Post WWI 1918’THANKSGIVING DAY’ MenuU.
4 3/4″ x 7″ wonderful piece of military/Navy history.. RARE Post WWI 1919 JULY 4th MenuU.
To this date most Marine Officers receive training at the revered Quantico Base. World War II WWII Anti-Aircraft Battalion Virginia Photo Album Minesweepers.
To this date most Marine Officers receive training at the revered Quantico Base. World War II WWII Anti-Aircraft Battalion Virginia Photo Album Minesweepers.
This is a rare piece of WW2 history – a Japanese soldier/guard in a bomb post bank. The item is authentic and original from the period, making it a valuable addition to any militaria collection. It is a unique piece that has survived the test of time, and it has been preserved in excellent condition for the discerning collector. The soldier/guard in the bomb post bank is a fascinating piece of history that brings to life the events of WW2. It offers a glimpse into the life of a Japanese soldier and the role they played in protecting the country during this turbulent period. The item is highly collectible and sought after by militaria enthusiasts, and it is sure to become the centerpiece of any collection.
RARE 1920’s NAMED US NAVY PHOTO ALBUM ERNEST M. FLAHERTY USS WEST VIRGINA. Flaherty retired to Sarasota, FL where I live. Flaherty’s Album with Signed Photos of Admiral Richard Byrd from the famous Antarctica Expedition see. Flaherty was a shipmate and good friend of Admiral Byrd’s. There are NO PHOTOS of Admiral Byrd in this Album. Also, photos of friends and girlfriends. USS West Virginia, a 32,600-ton Colorado class battleship built at Newport News, Virginia, was commissioned in December 1923, the last battleship completed for the United States Navy for nearly two decades. During the 1920s and 1930s, she served in the U. Fleet, taking part in “Fleet Problems” and other exercises as part of the continuing effort to develop tactics and maintain the Navy’s combat readiness. With much of the rest of the Fleet, she deployed to New Zealand and Australia in 1925 in an important demonstration of the Navy’s trans-Pacific strategic “reach”. West Virginia’s base was moved to Pearl Harbor in 1940, and she was there on 7 December 1941, when the Japanese attacked with an overwhelming force of carrier aircraft. In that raid, the battleship was hit by two bombs and at least seven torpedoes, which blew huge holes in her port side. Skillful damage control saved her from capsizing, but she quickly sank to the harbor bottom. More than a hundred of her crew were lost. Salvaged and given temporary repairs at the Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, in April 1943 West Virginia steamed to the West Coast for final repair and modernization at the Puget Sound Navy Yard. 14″-15″ wide depending on where you measure. The Leather Album Cover is 14″ wide, but the pages extend to 15″ wide. Condition: Album itself is in very poor shape. The Leather is dirty & album areas are stained. Looks like the entire back of the album is missing. Photos are still in good condition. My Consignor did not realize the value of this album and tore out photos he thought were important to sell individually. So, many photos are missing & many pages are torn and photos have been removed. My Consignor no longer knows where the removed photos are located. Pages of the album are lose, falling out, detached, and missing. Any defects not mentioned but visible in the pictures will be considered as “described”. PLEASE let me know if you need to get it sooner.
WELCOME TO PAWN USA! Rare post WWI CSZ Mauser Bayonet W/ Scabbard. WE WILL NOT CHANGE THE INFORMATION ON CUSTOM FORMS! PLEASE DO NOT ASK. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FEEL FREE! WHERE WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS FOR OVER 30 YEARS! LARGER ITEMS MAY TAKE MORE TIME FOR PACKAGING!