Montana New Years Revolution

Very nice pair of rare and sought after Pattern 1941 RAF Pilot Sheepskin lined flight boots. Size is 8.

Scarce RAF Flight Jacket. Hole in the shoulder, sheepskin is starting to show deterioration. Avirex manufacture.

Launcher appears to be deadstock. Grenade and launcher are inert.

Neat pair of deadstock Solar Stills. These would have been issued to pilots and used in life rafts for carriers that were downed over the ocean. Used

Very neat flight stick. Used on a Vietnam Bell Huey Helicopter.

Nice old scabbard. No maker marks.

Cavalry Headstall with Bit. Bit is not cavalry but the Bridle has the US Rosettes.

These bags are missing the buckles, and the liners. They are in rough condition but would display fine as wall hangers.

Unusual WW1 shell casing. Says Overland Seas 1918 on the top. British marked shell casing.

Very nice Armored Expeditionary Forces Battle of Verdun 1918 Trench Art Shell Casing.

Very unusual trench art shell. USMC Eagle Globe Anchor. Flapper girl on the side.

Nice and rare round. Round has been emptied and rendered inert.

Fired and made inert. Was used in the 40mm Bofors Gun.

Very nice deadstock inert grenade fuse.

Very nice deadstock inert grenade fuse.

Nice older reproduction of the US Cavalry Saddle Blanket.

Nice mask. Some wear from use as shown. Size medium.

Nice mask. Some wear from use as shown. Size medium.

Neat set of relics from the German V1 Robot Bomb. Extensive documentation and paperwork on the back as shown.

Very nice all original pith helmet with the EGA on the front. Marine Corps Khaki. Named in the top as shown.

Rare and unusual flag that would have been flown on a Japanese Imperial Navy Boat. 26" by 37". Some staining from use.

Japanese meatball flag that is soaked with dried blood. Brought back from WW2 by a GI who captured it.

Nice saw. Marked US Quartermaster. Used for butchering meat.

Unusual and fairly difficult to find Mills belt variant from WW1.

Fairly difficult to find. Mismatched buttons.

Nice example of a Spanish American War mess cup. Marked as shown.

These were used by Clandestine agents in the field to wire tap and relay information. Would have been connected to a battery and a antenna.

Missing the mouthpiece. Some areas of wear as shown.

Unknown 18th Century Angular Bayonet. Most likely European in origin. Revolutionary war period.

Matching helmet and goggles as shown.

Matching set of goggles and helmet. US navy marked.

No front plate. A few condition issues as shown which is to be expected.

Model 1875. US Army. Scarce. Nice condition.

Marked on the back. Will fit a .45 5 1/2 inch barrel colt single action army.

No markings. Nice tooled leather holster. No condition issues.

Nice belt. The stitching has come undone on the bottom as shown. No maker markings.

Deadstock condition with original tag.

3 Pairs of Binoculars. 1 British Army Ross, a pair of opera binoculars, and a pair of modern Bushnell binoculars.

Very nice pair. Marked as shown.

Varying conditions. All dated 1906 made by Rock Island Arsenal.

Reproduction of the WW1 Gas Rattle Alarm. Working.

Marked Ritter as shown. Overall nice condition. Leather strap and cup intact.

These fit the Smith and Wesson Victory Model Revolver. Made during the Korean War. They are deadstock.

Very nice original condition. Marked and dated on back as shown.

Deadstock condition. Fits the Colt 1911. Vietnam war time period.

Nice pair of Repro boxes. Marked on the inside as shown.

Very nice original grenade. Porcelain Type 4 Last Ditch.

Could be used on a McClellan Saddle if needed.

Very nice quality reproduction. Never used.

One strap is loose as shown.

Deadstock condition.

Nice knife. No sheath.

Could use a good cleaning. Original as found condition. No sheath

Neat training grenade. Made to resemble a Pineapple grenade.

Very nice practice grenade with original paint.

Nice pair of matched spurs. Made by August Buermann.

Very nice original Civil War canister round. No contents.

Made by Shakespeare Products. Patented in 1959.

Lot of 2 trench art shell casings. Both WW1

Nice original snap hook. Fairly hard to find.

Nice letter holder fashioned from a shell.

Deadstock condition. White. Hard to find color.

Both are reproductions. Condition as shown, good filler.

Very nice original German dog tag.

Nice bayonet. No scabbard. Hard to find not cut down.

Made in Greece. Reproduction.

Neat pair of inert fuses.

Very nice pair boots. Getting difficult to find in this condition. XXL size.

Nice single stirrup.

Very neat piece. Deadstock condition.

This is a Sterile bayonet. It has had the markings removed. Some people believe sterile items were intentionally manufactured if a intelligence soldie

Fragment of a Stump Ignited by a Bomb from an Aircraft off of Japanese Sub - Wheeler Ridge - Brookings Oregon.

Very nice carbide cannon. Untested.

3 Pennants (US Army Fort Lewis, Fort Warden Seattle, Medical Corp US Army)

Whole set. Uniform, Pants, and Cap included. Double patched. 32nd/3rd Army.

This cloak belonged to James Mitchell Ashley. And was used during his appointment as governor of Montana Territory during 1870 when President Grant se

CBI patch. Size is 39R. Date is 1941.

Unusual Michigan State Guard uniform from WW2.

Dated 1944. 5th US Air Force. Bomb specialist. With ribbon bars.

Both are deadstock and dated from the Vietnam Era.

Tube only no grenade.

Deadstock condition. Dated 1918.

Deadstock. Lot of 4 with the Pidgeon paper.

Deadstock condition. From the Korean/Vietnam War era.

Very nice leather case. Would be a perfect match for your fraternal or masonic sword.

Pair of WW2 British ammo pouches.

Very neat piece. Unmarked/Sterile. Would have been used by the MACV SOG.

Would have been used on a mills pattern belt to carry grenades during ww2. Internally marked, which is almost illegible.

Infantry insignia. Nice original WW2 liner. Getting difficult to find.

Very nice belt. 8 pocket eagle snaps. Difficult to find.

Very nice condition. Eagle snaps.

Very nice Spanish American War period Mills Shotgun belt. Named on back to Carl Brunner.

Reproduction/Fantasy buckle. Belt may also be a reproduction.

All deadstock. Plaster of paris field dressing bandages.

Very neat enameled tea cup. Dated 1968 and has the NVA flag on the side and a saying on the back. Vet bring back.

Very nice. Deadstock condition. Two tone.

Deadstock in original can.

Unusual to find a whole belt. All are blanks with no projectiles.

Unusual and hard to find. These do no not appear to have been used.

Bag and canister carriers. No mask.