1943-Dave Powers WWII Dog Tags Ribbons Pins

Celluloid Masonic 'Odd Fellows' medallion, Col A. Stone, Widow Jones, Taft & Sherman, Japanese medal ribbon, Rozelle reunion pin with ribbons, 'Ruptured Duck' WWII overseas service pin and patch, mili

WWII Ninth Army Officer European Theater Dog Tag Ribbons Paper Archive. Named to Ordnance Corps Captain Carl Roy Turnquist. Turnquist enlisted on 31 Dec 1943 and was discharged on 28 Sep 1946. He re-e

World War II Military Medal and Ribbons. Purple Heart in the Box. Bronze Star. Silver Star in box. Sterling Break Through Medal. Ribbons, Dog Tags, Sterling Sharp Shooter Medal. 2 10K Aviator Pins, Ai

USAAF, Army

Original lot of Naval insignia as shown. See pictures for details. Good condition for its age, with signs of use. Consignor notes that the officer served on Submarines at some point.

Good Conduct Medal, Pins, Ribbons, WW1 US Army Dog Tags (Curtis W. Newcomer);

Large/Heavy Framed Grouping to Naval Officer Earl W Hauer. Served from 1934 to 1964. Frame includes should boards, Insignia, Dog Tag, Ribbon Bars and his Presentation officers sword and Belt. Stunning

Group includes WW2 dog tags with name Andrew Korsky Jr on them, patches, bronze star box (No medal), Pins, buttons and more. Green Army patch measures 10x1 inches

WWII Navy medal, ribbon, and dog tag group from a Sailor who served aboard the USS Concord and the USS Lunga Point. Good condition.

Collection of items from Purple heart recipient David Hoffman. Includes a Purple Heart medal, dog tags, bar pins and uniform patch.

Lot of military including dog tags, buttons, patches, pins, and WW1 & WW2 medals. All items must be paid for within 24 hours of the sale. Local pickups are in our South Brunswick location on Thursday,

Box measures 8.25x12 inches and contains WW1 Dog Tags Labeled Francis Barnes, Soldier Pins, Discharged Soldier Pass for Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy Railroad, WW2 Welcome Home Pin and more.

Original WWII framed lot to a Soldier of the 63rd and 83rd Infantry Divisions with his sterling Combat Infantry Badge, Driver badge, ribbon bars, sergeant rank, patches from each division, dog tag, an

[Mickey Spillane]. [Military]. Group of Spillane's World War II Relics. Circa 1941-1945.

Lot includes: USMC dagger, cap badges, sterling uniform pins, uniform buttons, shoulder bars, medal bars, patches, dog tag, 2 flags, dress cap

Original WWII Darbys Rangers, 1st Ranger Battalion Prisoner of War group to Pvt. Warren M. Schermerhorn of Colonie, NY, who was captured on January 1944 and held at Stalag 3B. The group consists of hi

METAL: 18k Gold. MEASUREMENTS: Necklace is 35" long and 5mm wide. Pendant - each tag is 60mm x 26mm. GEMSTONES: black diamonds approx. 4.16ctw, White diamonds - 1.02ctw. Retail for cross pendant

Van Cleef & Arpels 18K yellow gold whimsical spaghetti dog brooch decorated with rubies, diamonds and enamel, marked length 49 mm. total weight: 14.8 grams Provenance: Property from a prominent

18K TIFFANY & CO. DOG PIN accented with sapphire eyes and a hinged diamond pendant set at collar, in yellow textured gold, stamped 'Tiffany & Co. 1991 Germany 750', 1.2x1.9in., 24.1gms., with a hinged

Tiffany & Co. 14K Yellow Gold With 0.70ct. Diamond Folded Ribbon Pin Brooch Product Code: 379-163-1239-01C9A Brand: Tiffany & Co. Condition: Pre-Owned Metal: Yellow Gold Stone: Diamond Size and Fi

Platinum diamond ribbon brooch combines old European, round and baguette cut diamonds weighing approx. 7.00 ctw with an average color grade of H-L and an average clarity grade of VS-SI set in flowing

Vintage 14K white gold large ribbon pin with diamonds (approx. 3.70 ctw, H-I color range, Vs2 clarity); having 46 full cut modern round brilliant diamonds and 53 single cut diamonds. Unmarked but test

***Auction Highlight*** Ultra Rare 1861 Union Civil War Dog Tag/ID Tag 5th Regiment Vermont Graded XF By SEGS. There were no government-issued military “dog tags” during the Civil War war.

***Auction Highlight*** Ultra Rare 1861 Union Civil War Dog Tag/ID Tag 14th Regiment Vermont Graded XF By SEGS. There were no government-issued military “dog tags” during the Civil War war