WW1 American 2nd Division 6th US Marine Regiment 73rd Machine Gun Company Steel Combat Helmet

US Doughboy WWI Helmet, US Marine 2nd Battalion, 6th Regiment Yellow Diamond Infantry Division Painted Indian Head Star Insignia with EGA Insignia, comes with original liner & chin strap, inside liner

WWI USMC 2nd Infantry Division 6th Regiment Supply Company Doughboy Helmet, no liner

Extremely Collectable WWI USMC 97th Company 2nd Infantry Division 6th Marines 1st Battalion Full Uniform & Doughboy Red Square Insignia Helmet Red Diamond with original shoulder patch, gas mask, pucke

Original 1917 WWI US Army 35th Division Doughboy Steel Helmet. 69th Infantry Regiment.

5 sets of WWI US legwraps. 2 wraps look to be Marines and 3 look to be Army.   THIS ITEM IS AS PICTURED WITH NO FURTHER ATTACHMENTS. ALL SALES ARE FINAL

Kenneth Nelson (American, 1932-2022) Sculpture Undated, unsigned, a polished steel dodecahedron, attached to a wood base Property from: an Estate, Chicago (Beverly), Illinois Height: 30 inches, Width:

One of the most desirable and rare American diving helmets is the 5 bolt pattern made by the A.J. Morse company in Boston, Massachusetts, aka the US Navy Mark 1. This style of helmet was used by the U

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This example was made in August 1943 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill Mfg. Co.

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This beautiful example was made in June 1943 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill M

This is the famed and highly coveted United States Navy Mark V diving helmet. This helmet was made by Diving Equipment & Salvage Company on June 6th, 1944 – also known as D-Day. It is unnecessary

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This notable example was made in August 1942 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill M

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This example was made during September 1942 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill Mf

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This notable example was made in September 1942 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovil

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world is the United States Navy Mark V. This example was made on February 2nd, 1945, by the Diving Equipment & Salvage Company (DESCO). T

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This example was made in June of 1942 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill Mfg. Co.

THREE WWI U.S. MARINES RECRUITMENT POSTERSCirca 19181) "Spirit of 1917" by Leon Alaric Shafer (New York/Ohio, 1866-1940).2) "U.S. Marines 'Soldiers of the Sea'" with Marines in the

THREE WWI POSTERSCirca 19181) "Clear The Way!!" by Howard Chandler Christy (New York/Ohio, 1872-1952). For the Fourth Liberty Loan.2) "Teufelhunden German Nickname for U.S. Marines Devil Dog Recruitin

TWO WWI MARINES POSTERSCirca 19181) "Tell That To The Marines!" by James Montgomery Flagg (New York, 1877-1960).2) "U.S. Marines Active Service on Land and Sea" by Sidney Harry Rie

[CIVIL WAR]. Half plate tintype showing Company D, 2nd Tennessee Cavalry Regiment.  Half plate hand-colored tintype (some darkening at perimeter). Inscription on green paper housed with plate rea

Ben Austrian Oil on Canvas of Chocolate Lab Puppy and Peep. Signed Ben Austrian, 1899 lower right (American, 1870-1921). Signed on back "September 1899 Ben Austrian". Image 19-1/2" x 25-1/2"; in a gil

American. 1950s. Buddy L was made by the Moline Pressed Steel Company in Illinois. The founder (Fred Lundahl) wanted to make toys that were new, different, and durable for his son Arthur (nicknamed "B

American. 1950s. This is a Mint Toy, not to be missed. Buddy L was made by the Moline Pressed Steel Company in Illinois. The founder (Fred Lundahl) wanted to make toys that were new, different, and du

American. 1940s. Buddy L was made by the Moline Pressed Steel Company in Illinois. The founder (Fred Lundahl) wanted to make toys that were new, different, and durable for his son Arthur (nicknamed "B

Rockwell Kent (American 1882-1971) 'Nightmare' Lithograph Undated, pencil signed lower right, deckle edge, float mounted under glass in a metallic on wood frame, COA verso Property from: an Estate, La