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Assorted Militaria For Sale. Email [email protected] to purchase.

All insignia guaranteed to be original. List 21-6O

H1, $1,100. Pair of early epaulettes

for colonel of rifleman. Very few rifle

regeiments existed. For example in

the 1830s & 40s Maryland had one

regiment that conisted of only two

companies. Thin underside silk

beneth the straps due to age but

underside padding and silk beneath

crescent are good. Other photos

available.

Left: H2, $200. Pair of knots for infantry Inspector of Rifle

Practice captain. Staff buttons. Underside is solid and has

no moth holes. Marked for Lillie and Company. Above

right, H3, $100. Single knot for colonel of 3d Cavalry Regiment, circa 1890s-1902. One small moth hole on back.

Photos available. The threads that hold the three coils surrounding the yellow pad bearing eagle and “3” have

broken causing that part of the gold cord to be loose.

H 4, $100. Scarce 1924-27 H5, $20. WW I bullion H6, $15. Single WW I H7, $60. Pair of 1936 dress

bullion wings to denote service stripes. bullion service stripe. rank straps for staff LTC.

flight instructor. Lasted only 3 months.

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H18, $20. ATS lapel H19, $60 Pre 1920s H20, $25 WWII cap H21, $25 WWII cap

in bullion. ATS steward cap insignia. Insignia.

insignia.




H30, $1,700. Pair of very scarce silver embroidered wings for infantry. The US Army officers used wings 1821-

1829, with no particular pattern prescribed; probably very similar to these. In good condition. No buttons.

Additional photos available if desired.




H51. $500 Mexican War epaulettes for infantry private. Rare and in excellent condition. Made by Horstmann &

Company and so marked on the reverse.




H58, $75. Warrant for sergeant in Rifleman’s Company, 1829. 13 x 8 inches.

H59. $1,300. Above and left: Civil War epaulettes and embroidered cap

insignia. All in excellent condition. From Junius W. MacMurray. 2d Lt 1st

Missouri Light Artillery June 10, 1861, Captain November 1, 1863. Mustered out

July 20, 1865. Brevet major and lt col of Volunteers. Entered Regular Army, 5th

US Artillery, February 1866. Rose through the ranks, promoted to major, March

8th, 1898. Includes photocopy of memorial with two-page biography.




H60, $30. WW I photo, 151st FA Regiment’s band. Part of 42d Division. In France Oct 1917-Apr 1919.

H72, $50. Artillery 2d Lt. C. 1898. H73, $125. Gilt border made H75, $40. Artillery, circa 1880.

of brass, infantry, 1888-1898.




H76. $30 Photo of staff for AEF Hospital 110.

H 77, $50. Pair of mess shoulder knots, c. 1910, for New York engineer officer.







H102, $800. Set of US Army surgeon’s epaulets (above) in original tin carrying case (shown below). Case

marked, “RIDABOCK & CO FORMERLY BAKER & MCKENNEY 141 GRAND ST. NEW YORK.” In the

case is a lock of hair, presumably the doctor’s or his wife’s.




H109, $350. Collection of 28 metal chevrons worn on jungle fatigue shirt pocket flap in Vietnam, 1967 in the 1st

Cavalry Division (Airmobile). This is average cost of $12.50 each.

H110, $40. Circa 1905. US War Veteran cap with embroidered eagle for Mass post 52. In good shape with moth

hole on crown as shown. Very small moth holes around the back. Crown marked: D. Klein & Bros, Philadelphia.





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