An air force officers dagger, dating: 20th Century,

A lot of mid-20th century American military visor cap badges. A total of 10 items, including two Air Force officers badges and eight badges for enlisted males. The badges represent a bald eagle with a

1. Bronze insignia of the air forces officer - a pilot of the Russian Imperial Army. Early 20th-century. 2. Russian bronze medal in memory of the Great Patriotic War of 1812. The obverse depicts a pyr

A (lot of 3) Italian officer swords, 20th century: the first, a Naval officer with an eagle head pommel, etched floral blade and folding latch; a folding keeper, a floral engraved blade; together with

A lot of three British Royal Air Force brass cap badges. Dating back to the first half of the 20th-century. The items represent the RAF abbreviation enclosed in a laurel wreath topped with the British

Chinese WWII Nationalist Air Force Officers Dagger. Full Length : 11.75 inch Blade Length : 6.5 inch. Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including

RARE FRENCH WW2 AIR FORCE OFFICERS DAGGER, MODEL 1934 All metal parts of the hilt, crossguard, and scabbard fittings are gilded, navy blue plastic grip, nickel plated blade, with two retention springs

RARE FRENCH WW2 AIR FORCE OFFICERS DAGGER, MODEL 1934 All metal parts of the hilt, crossguard, and scabbard fittings are gilded, navy blue plastic grip, nickel plated blade, with two retention springs

RARE FRENCH WW2 AIR FORCE OFFICERS DAGGER in BOX, MODEL 1934 All metal parts of the hilt, crossguard, and scabbard fittings are gilded, navy blue plastic grip, nickel plated blade, with two retention

RARE FRENCH WW2 AIR FORCE OFFICERS DAGGER, MODEL 1934 Black and brass hilt, fine with maker "F.W. Holler Solingen". Very good condition with scabbard. The Air Force Officer Dagger more rare than other

A Soviet Air Force officer's dagger, Model 1949, Maker's mark on the ricasso ZIK 1957 (Zlatoust Factory) and serial number PO7840, factory proof marks, circled letter B, on the crossguard, scabbard fi

Soviet Russian post WWII era Air Force Officers Dagger, Dated 1957. Full Length : 13.5 inch Blade Length : 8.25 inch. Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional inform

A WWII era Polish Air Force Officer Dagger, Model 1952. Completed with a steel and leather scabbard. A peach celluloid grip, and a stainless steel blade. A pommel of a handle is adorned with a relief

All metal parts of the hilt, cross guard, and scabbard fittings are gilded, dark navy blue plastic grip, unmarked nickel plated blade, wood scabbard covered with fine grained leather. Complete with or

Japanese Imperial WII Air Force Officers Suicide Knife Dagger with Ancestral Samurai Blade. Full Length 12 inch Blade Length 8 inch

German WWII style Luftwaffe (Air Force) 1st model officer dagger

A Soviet air force AChS cockpit clock, 20th century.

WWII German Luftwaffe Airforce Officer?s First Model Dagger with Scabbard Hangers and Knot by Robi Klaas Solingen Engraved Makers Mark Sun Wheel Pommel Nut and Cross Guard in Good Condition minor wear

Reproduction Sino-Japanese Naval Airforce Ceremonial Dagger, 19 1/4" Length, 20th C.

Late 19th to early 20th c., mostly brass, approx (300) buttons in (14) categories, including: Civil War/Indian War; National Guard/Militia; Navy; 20th c. US Army & Air Force; WWI & II US Collar Device

A collection of 18 original vintage mid 20th Century United States Air Force uniform patches, produced for service during the Cold War and Korean War eras. Various designs and commands, all historic a

AMERICAN SCHOOLLate 20th CenturyPair of paintings depicting U.S. Air Force planes. Signed illegibly lower right.Oils on board, 18" x 24". Framed 19" x 25".

DESCRIPTION: Department of the Air Force, United States of America Presidential Air Force One aircraft model on a metal and wooden stand. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 9 1/4"(with sta

Vintage Chinese dagger, possibly belonging to an Air Force officer; No marks observed; Measures approximately H 14 x W 2 1/2 inches; Stains on handle; See photos. Pick up in Denver

18th C. Dutch Floral Painting, O/C 21 x 24, framed 25 x 28 Property from a family collection bequeathed in mid 20th C. to former Editor of Esquire Magazine and a U.S. Army Air Force Photographer