2nd Annual Black Friday Weekend Extravaganza

Nice example.

Very nice example. All original.

Very nice helmet. All original paint. Has wool liner as shown. For use in cold climates. Exceptional example. Fresh to the market.

Nice buckle. Scrimshawed mother of pearl.

Nice example.

Excellent example. Scarce.

Huge oversized patches. Made for the back of tour jackets.

Nice example.

Nice original example.

Nice original example. Rare.

Very nice original example.

Very nice cowboy knife sheath. Made by Frank Costanza of Stevensville Montana. 11.5" long.

Excellent example.

Original piece. Not a reproduction like 99% of the KKK memorabilia you see offered for sale.

Neat older tag. 3" diameter.

Very nice example. Difficult to find.

Nice original example.

Scarce knife. As made by the Anaconda Power Company for its employees that were sent to fight in WW2.

Fantastic example. Matching numbers. About as nice of an example as you could ever find. Made by Eickhorn.

41ASW code. Matched numbers. About as nice of an example as you will ever find.

Very nice example with hanger.

Very nice example.

Clemen & Jung. Matching numbers with frog. Very nice example.

Very fine example with frog.

Phenomenal example with original frog.

Very nice matching early war example with hanger.

Very nice example with belt.

Very nice example with original belt and paint.

Very nice example with original belt.

Very nice original example with belt buckle.

Very nice original example.

Very fine example with hanger.

Very nice original example.

Very nice scimitar blade theater knife. 7.5" long.

Nice original example.

Very nice original example. 100x170 centimeters or 39.25" by 67".

Nice uniform.

Nice example with military tags.

Beautiful trench art lamp. 23" tall.

Nice group of parts. All new in package.

Nice piece of trench art. Seldom seen brass cartridge case for the 2.95 inch Vickers Mountain Gun as used by the US Army and also sold to foreign armi

Nice example.

Scarce. Nice example.

Very nice example.

Nice examples.

No utensils.

Scarce.

Bullseye canteen. Reused after the Civil War.

Troop C New York 7th Army Corps Cavalry. Served in Puerto Rico in 1898. Nice canteen.

Nice example.