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Original, Vietnam era Army Dress Blue officer blouse in a tagged size 42 Long with shoulder tabs for a Lieutenant Colonel in the Medical branch. The visor cap is made by “Top Rank” and is a tagged size “7 1/4″. Both the cap and blouse were used by a Lt Colonel C.T. Yarington, Jr (MC 04065519). I Googled this veteran and it appears he was a surgeon who wrote several articles in medical journals.
The blouse is in excellent, used condition. The visor cap has evidence of light moth tracking in the nap on the top of the cap. It is very slight, in fact I didn’t notice it until I was outside photographing the items. Otherwise, the cap is in excellent condition.
Price: SOLD
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This is a 1950 dated USMC dress blue blouse named to a PFC Leland Wilson. The blouse is in excellent, used condition.
Price: SOLD
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The following items were brought home by a veteran of the 113th FA (Field Artillery) attached to the 79th Division. The 113th FA was out of North Carolina and fought in the following WWII campaigns: Rome-Arno, Normandy, Northern France, North Apennines, Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe, Po Valley.
Included in this lot:
- WWII enamel screw-back 113th FA DI (Distinctive Insignia) made by Robbins Co., Attleboro
- Deutscher Volkssturm Wehrmact Armband – Stitching indicates the armband was removed from a sleeve
- NSFK Tinnie – Marked “Skimettkompfe Des NS – Fliegerkorps – Innsbruck, 10-12. 2. 1939.” The back is marked “G. Brehmer, Markneukirchen, RZM M 9/4″. The pin is missing for this tinnie.
- WWI Era Badge – Marked “König Friedrich – Wilhelm III. Kaiser Wilhem II.” The back is marked “1813-1913, Zur Erinnerung, An Das 100 Jährige Bestehen Des Regiments”
Price: SOLD
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A clean example of a WWII AAC (Army Air Corps) model A-1 Astrograph. The Astrograph uses translucent maps of constellations, allowing the Navigator in a bomber plane to plot a course at night. It is designed to project the equal altitude curves of selected stars on standard plotting charts.
The Astrograph is in excellent condition with its original wood case, manual, 4 bulbs / lenses in aluminum sleeves, wrenches, and ruler instrument. The mounting clips work and the back glass plate is intact with no cracks. It appears to have been well cared for. The case measures 8 inches by 10 inches.
Price: SOLD
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This is an original zinc identification tag worn by a US POW (Prisoner of War) held in a German Stalag (Prison Camp) during WWII. This tag is for Stalag XIIIA located in Bad Sulzbach, Germany and was a camp for enlisted men. Interestingly, Stalag XIII was the fictitious camp for Hogan’s Heros and not the same camp as Stalag XIIIA.
The tag reads:
Kr. Gef. Lager XIIIA
Nr. : 84639
Price: SOLD
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