RR Auction: Military and the Cold War

Remarkable relic from the August 6, 1945, atomic bombing of Hiroshima—a 5.75" tall ceramic sake bottle, with its exterior ex...

Remarkable church bell from the ruins of a church at Nagasaki, Japan, which remarkably survived the atomic bombing of August 9, 1945. The cast bronze

World War II-era AN/PRC-5 radio set used for clandestine communication amongst spies and for military purposes. The portable radio set is housed in a

Scarce circa 1860s lineman's pocket telegraph set, as used by spies during the Civil War. Measuring just 5″ x 2.25â€...

Mechanical analog computer built for use with the Norden bombsight, mounted on a display stand to an overall size of 8.25" x 11" x 11"...

Original Swiss NEMA Model 45 cipher machine, serial no. TD-311, developed by Zellweger AG in Uster, Switzerland, during World War II as a replacement

Transmitter unit from the SSTR-1, also known as TR-1, a modular valve-based clandestine transmitter/receiver set developed in 1942 for the US Office o

Senior United States Army officer (1912-2005) who designed the U.S. Army's parachutist badge, paratrooper or 'jump' boots, and the airbo...

Attractive Thai Nakon sterling silver cigarette case presented to Major General William P. Yarborough by Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasapya. The case

Three wooden plaques deriving from the personal collection of Lieutenant General William P. Yarborough, including: a hand-painted 10" x 13"...