Lot of U.S. Militia Non-commissioned Officer's Swor

Stamped 1862 / COLLINS & CO / Hartford Conn. Includes original scabbard. The blade measures 33 inches in length. The gold tip comes apart at the end of the sword when pulling out of scabbard.

US MODEL 1840 NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER SWORD W/SCABBARD: Marked C. Roby, verso US 1863, see photos for condition.

U.S. Model 1818 Noncommissioned Officer's Sword and Scabbard, Nathan Starr, Middletown, Connecticut, c. 1819-21. Iron hilt, narrow counter-guard with down turned quillon, flat knuckle bow connecting t

32" spearpoint blade with full-length median fuller. Cast brass hilt with single knuckle-bow. No markings on blade with single "8" on top of guard. **Blade has a dark patination with some

Includes The National Service Library Training Camp Edition Volumes I-V, Non-Commissioned Officers Manual, Army Paperwork, U.S. Army Regulations 1913, Infantry Drill Regulations, Estimating Tactical S

Civil War Ames Model 1840 Non Commissioned Officer Sword with Leather Scabbard. Marked on Ricasso Ames Mfg. Co. Chicopee Mass/US ADK 1864. Some of the lettering is not visible. In very good condition

US Army Vietnam War era First Army and First In Deed decaled M-1 helmet liner, with IANCOA (Iowa Non Commissioned Officer Academy) stenciled on the back. Good, but used condition.

Scarce 1850s. to American Civil War era US Militia Officer's Sword ~ Fine Chiseled Steel Guard & Carved Horn grip ~ Unusual Etched Blade Decorations in Imitation of Damascus Steel. Total length (insid

Die Stamped US Militia Officer's Belt Plate ca.1814-30 Duncan & Campbell #164 Silvered die stamped brass plate measuring 3" wide by 2.42" tall. 2.34" copper wire bar on rear with two moveable iron

The scarce U.S. tunic of navy blue wool, with buff trim, pocket and sleeve facings. Buff tape. Stand-up collar. Twenty-two officer buttons on front, sleeves and pockets [one enlisted, a replacement].

[CIVIL WAR]. Non-commissioned officer's belt equipped with a Model 1851 enlisted sword belt plate and cap pouch, identified to Company G, 17th Regiment, Invalid Corps. Approx. 33 in. blackened buff be

[CIVIL WAR]. Non-commissioned officer's belt equipped with a Model 1851 enlisted sword belt plate and cap pouch. Approx. 36 1/2 in. blackened buff belt with brass keeper and 3 1/4 x 2 in. cast brass e

Three French Non-commissioned Officer's Swords, 19th century. Two with brass hilts with panoply of flags and eagle decoration, one with foliate decoration. Overall lg. to 41 in. For further informatio

An antique French non-commissioned officer epee sword. Its straight blade, featuring a double groove on the first half and transitioning into a diamond section, speaks to the craftsmanship of the time

World War II. Lot includes DD-082 Kneeling Officer with Binoculars, Boxed and From DD-036 Trooper with Grenade Launcher, Unboxed. 2 Pieces. Condition Excellent. Box Excellent.

Exceptional Presentation Grade M-1850 US Militia Officers Sword by N.P. AMES with Engraved Silver Grip, Beautiful Fire Gilt Engraved Mounts with Fabulous American Eagle and a Very Finely Etched Double

Civil War carte de visite photographs (9) of unidentified non-commissioned officers. Grouping includes; 1.) Standing knees-up view of sergeant wearing 4-button jacket and kepi with large 3rd corps bad

Russian Order of St. Anne - an award for non-commissioned officers and enlisted men, last third of the 19th centurySilber, Emaille ergänzt. Rückseite mit eingeschlagener Trägernummer "397833"

Hardcover : in Fair Condition. Writing on inside of front cover and front page. Binding is loose but intact. 350 Pages.

An antique Russian porcelain decorative military plate depicting a group portrait of a non-commissioned officer of the Izmailovsky Life Guards Regiment and a private of the Lithuania Life Guards Regim

Quarter plate ruby ambrotype full standing portrait of a Union sergeant wearing a non-regulation belt plate and armed with a Model 1840 non-commissioned officer's sword. N.p.: n.p., n.d. (Good clarity

Rare Russian poster of the First World War "Russian hero non-commissioned officer Porfiry Panasyuk," color lithograph on paper. Artist Stephan Matveyevich Mukharsky. Moscow, the lithograph of I.D. Syt

A collection of memorabilia of a non-commissioned officer of the Polish Army, Bolesław Pienkowski, murdered by the Russians in Katyn in 1940. The souvenirs include: 1. Nomination application for

Rare Russian poster of the First World War "Russian hero non-commissioned officer Porfiry Panasyuk," color lithograph on paper. Artist Stephan Matveyevich Mukharsky. Moscow, the lithograph of I.D. Syt