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U.S. Army Air Corps Pilot Wings Badge, Small Version, Sterling Silver, WWII (Lot: 381)
$ 130 fee: 22.5%Original WWII U.S. Army Air Corps pilot wings. Made of sterling silver, clearly marked STERLING on the reverse. Small size (approx. 2 inches wide) with the classic design — central shield with vertical stripes and outstretched wings. Worn by pilots and cadets of the U.S. Army Air Forces during the 1940s. Good condition with attractive age patina.
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US Army Air Forces Pilot Wings, Sterling Silver (WWII) (Lot: 380)
$ 140 fee: 22.5%Original pilot wings of the US Army Air Forces from World War II. Made of sterling silver (stamped STERLING on the reverse). Classic design with outstretched wings and a US shield at the center. Size approx. 3 inches (about 7.5 cm). Pin-back fastening.
These wings were awarded to USAAF pilots upon completion of flight training and remained a symbol of status and qualification.
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U.S. Army Air Forces Navigator Wings, WWII, Sterling Silver (Lot: 379)
$ 135 fee: 22.5%Original World War II Navigator Wings of the U.S. Army Air Forces.
• Material: Sterling silver (marked “Sterling” on the reverse).
• Design: Classic winged badge with central disk featuring a sextant and globe motif.
• Mount: Long pinback on reverse.
• Standard size ~3 inches (approx. 7.5 cm).
• Likely manufactured by one of the known wartime contractors (Amcraft, Gemsco, etc.). -
U.S. Army Air Force Bombardier Wings, Sterling Silver, WWII Era (Lot: 378)
$ 140 fee: 22.5%Original set of U.S. Army Air Force Bombardier Wings from World War II. Manufactured by AMCRAFT, marked “STERLING” on the reverse, indicating .925 silver. Classic design featuring outstretched wings with a bomb emblem in the center. The reverse side retains its functional pin-back fastening.
These wings were awarded to graduates of bombardier schools who successfully completed their training in the U.S. Army Air Forces. A highly recognizable and collectible badge among WWII U.S. aviation insignia.
Condition: Good, with natural age patina and wear. All parts are original.
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Air Medal (U.S. Army Air Forces, WWII) (Lot: 377)
$ 140 fee: 22.5%Original American Air Medal from World War II. Established in 1942 to recognize military personnel for heroism and outstanding achievements during aerial operations.
No.18973The obverse depicts an eagle in flight clutching lightning bolts against a radiant sun — a symbol of the speed and power of aviation. The reverse is plain, without inscriptions. The ribbon is blue with orange central and edge stripes, mounted on its original pinback.
This is an authentic wartime issue, with attractive patina and honest wear, fully consistent with period production.
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Original Deutsches Jungvolk (DJ) Belt with “Sieg Rune” Buckle (Lot: 376)
$ 325 fee: 22.5%Leather belt with an original Deutsches Jungvolk (DJ) buckle from the Third Reich period. The buckle is made of aluminum (or zinc, depending on the series) with a raised “Sieg Rune” (lightning bolt) — the distinctive symbol of the DJ youth organization, part of the Hitlerjugend. The reverse of the buckle shows the typical stamped construction and fittings. The leather belt is in worn condition and measures approximately 70 cm in length.
Such items are considered relatively rare and are highly sought after by collectors of Third Reich youth organization memorabilia.
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WWII US Army Air Forces Medal Bar with Distinguished Flying Cross & Air Medal (Lot: 371)
$ 325 fee: 22.5%Original WWII US Army Air Forces medal bar with 5 awards, issued to a veteran aviator:
• Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) – Awarded for heroism or extraordinary achievement in aerial flight.
• Air Medal – Awarded for meritorious achievement while participating in aerial flight.
• American Campaign Medal – For service within the American Theater during WWII.
• Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal – For participation in operations in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater.
• World War II Victory Medal – Awarded to all members of the US Armed Forces serving during WWII.Nicely mounted on cloth backing, original WWII ribbons. A representative and historically important group reflecting the service of a USAAF combat flyer in the Pacific theater.
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U.S. Army Canteen with Canvas Cover, 1943 (Lot: 369)
$ 75 fee: 22.5%An original U.S. Army soldier’s canteen from World War II. Standard issue model enclosed in a khaki canvas cover with two brass snap fasteners on the flap. The back features the M-1910 hook attachment system for belt carry. The metal screw cap is secured with a chain to prevent loss. The cover is clearly marked “Shane MFG. Co. 1943”, indicating the manufacturer and year of production.
These canteens were part of the individual field gear of American soldiers and were used across all theaters of World War II.
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Imperial Japanese Army Canteen with Web Harness (WWII) (Lot: 367)
$ 125 fee: 22.5%An original Imperial Japanese Army infantry canteen from World War II.
• Metal body in brown paint with visible period wear.
• Wooden stopper with original leather retaining strap.
• Characteristic cross-strap web harness with shoulder strap.
• Metal loop and ring for suspension.
• Japanese kanji markings and unit/number still visible on the body.These canteens were standard issue for Japanese infantry across all Pacific war fronts. This example remains in authentic field-used condition, complete with its original straps and fittings.
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Original soldier’s canteen of the Imperial Japanese Army from World War II. (Lot: 366)
$ 155 fee: 22.5%Original soldier’s canteen of the Imperial Japanese Army from World War II. • Aluminum body with a khaki cloth cover secured by lacing. • Metal cup-cap with screw top, attached by chain. • Cotton web shoulder strap. • On the cover, white painted kanji 正大 (likely the owner’s name), a typical personalization practice in the Japanese army. A complete field canteen set showing strong service use, yet retaining all original elements. Widely issued to Japanese infantrymen on all Pacific war fronts.
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Imperial Japanese Navy Sailor’s Cap (WWII) (Lot: 365)
$ 220 fee: 22.5%An original enlisted man’s cap from the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II.
• The dark blue tally bears gilt characters 大日本帝國海軍 (Dai Nippon Teikoku Kaigun – “Great Imperial Japanese Navy”).
• At the back are the traditional streamers with gold anchors.
• Inside remains the cloth label with kanji fields for the sailor’s name, issue date, and naval district/arsenal.Constructed of dark blue wool with a sweatband. A well-preserved example for its age, with clear inscriptions and original ribbons intact.
