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This is a nice example of a rare cap. I bought it is Prague last summer. The material is sound, but with some mouthing on the edge. The insignia and National Colors are original also. The sweatband is a little dried out. Overall it is a good example of a rare cap.
This is a great original untouched example. The blade is maker marked and perfect. The scabbard is also great. The handle is without issues. This one is a winner! You will love it!
This came out of the Royal Oak, Michigan flea market last summer. It is a nice looking US WWI experimental Liberty Bell steel helmet. The original green finish is excellent. The liner is gone, but about 3/4 of the original strap is still there. It displays very well, and is priced right.
This is a solid example of the standard WWI US helmet finished in the rough camo paint, which was painted later with a medium brown paint, which has cracked over the years with many very small cracks.. The Indian insignia was painted over the final paint, and it has also cracked over the years. The insignia and the overall paint defiantly show their age. The liner is very solid and original, just missing the chinstrap. Overall this is a very solid example of a desirable helmet.
This is right out of the woodwork here in SE Michigan. I bought it last year on one of my adds, and just recently re-discovered it hiding in my garage. It is 100% as found and untouched. The finish is nice and clean with a big 1st div insignia. The liner is very good. The strap is all there, but broken, in one spot @ the edge. Overall, it is a nice un-messed with example.
This is right out of the woodwork in Roseville, Michigan. I bought it from the Grandson of the WWI Vet. It shows some honest age, but is 100% untouched. The paint and insignia are very good, but there is a little bit of overspray of silver on the back, yet it hardly shows. The liner is fragile and mostly there, but hanging in there weakly. Overall, it is a good honest WWI 1st Div helmet which will display very well.
This is a good solid example of the later WWI Brit steel helmet. The shell has nice period brown paint, with just several very small dents @ the very top. The liner is solid with some mothing of the pad. the correct Brit style doughnut is under the pad. The strap is still somewhere in France. Overall it is a good example.
This is a very nice example of the standard US WWI steel helmet. the paint is the "bumpy" type. The liner is very good, and the strap is also a solid one.
This is a great example! It has a nice even patina overall with a great tight handle. The blade is great with the original polish & factory edge. The scabbard is excellent and tight with solid prongs. The knife is a perfect fit in the scabbard, and has never been worked on or played with. It is not mint, but excellent! You will love it!
This is a really attractive example of the A C CO. 1917 Trench knife. This maker is much more rare than the LF&C version. The blade is great as is the handle. The guard is nicely marked and also in great condition. Sorry, no scabbard with this one. Still, it will display very well in you collection.
This is a nice original example. The finish is very good with only some light surface rust. The handle has no issues. The scabbard is solid with only a slight chip in one place. Overall, it is a good looking piece for your collection.
This is a great example. The handle is light colored and very solid. The blade is great. It has an old museum inventory # painted on the side. The scabbard is all there and very solid. The knife fits very well into the scabbard. Overall, this is a real winner!
This is a really good example. The original blued finish is excellent as is the Remington marked blade. The handle is without problems, and the leather scabbard is really good. It is an overall really fine example, that will be hard to upgrade.
This is a good honest display example. The 1918 dated blade has the original finish and is good, but the very end of the tip is missing. It really does not show, or could be easily filed smooth. The grips and handle are very good. The original 1917 dated scabbard is the one which has been with the bayonet since the beginning. It is solid but with the end missing some leather and some damage to the back. Still it displays very well, and is priced right.
This is a nice early example. the blade is still bright with good markings. It was sharpened many years ago, but just a little. Overall it is a very nice example. Sorry, no scabbard.
This one is right out of an antique shop in SE Michigan. It has several nice unit disks attached with G Company 33rd Rgt. markings. All the snaps are functional, and all the grommets are sound. One pocket, a back one, is frayed on the sides, but otherwise this belt is very sound. Both sides are mills marked, but I am unable to make out the date stamps on the canvas. Overall this is a solid example of a desirable belt.
This is a nice hard to find piece of Doughboy fieldgear. Used but overall good condition, one small Quartermaster repair on the fold of the flap just below the ink stamp,marked H&P 1917.
This came out of an old collection in Toledo, Ohio. The entire set is very nice with no problems, except one pocket has the break on the bottom, but it does not show from the side. The material shows some use, but is still a good color. The set also includes the original 1917 dated wound tag pouch and 1918 dated canteen cover. the canteen itself is WWI production but unmarked. Overall it is a solid set reasonably priced. 
This is a mint perfect example. It has no problems; you will love it.
This is a solid WWI .45 auto holster. The leather is very solid, and it has no problems. Most are dated 1918, and it is tougher to find the 1917 dated examples.
This would be placed on the back of a Christmas card envelope. The size is 1.75 x 1 inch. 
This a very complete 91st grouping with some mothing . It includes a tunic, overcoat, pants, overseas hat, gasmask, puttees and leggings. The gasmask is decent and sound, but a bit crunchy. It has a nice unit ID and name on the front. This is a nice original that has a decent amount of mothing evenly throughout, but still nice and original group.
This is a very nice example. All of the snaps work, and the color is still very sound. It features some very good markings.
This is a very nice example. All of the snaps work, and the color is still very sound. It features some very good markings.
This one is perfect. It came out of a garage sale from one of my oldest buddies. It is 1918 dated and made by Long. Everything is complete and without problems. the mess kit pouch is a little different color, but still mint. This is typical. If you need a really super example; this is it.
This is a nice WWI US item. It was designed to turn the dials, and practice the codes.
This is a very nice example from a 1950's era patch collection. It is very attractive. You will not be disappointed. It does not glow under a black light.
This is a very nice example from a 1950's era patch collection. It is very attractive, with only one mouth nip. You will not be disappointed. It does not glow under a black light.
This is a very nice example from a 1950's era patch collection. It is very attractive. You will not be disappointed. It does not glow under a black light.
This is a very nice example from a 1950's era patch collection. It is very attractive. You will not be disappointed. It does not glow under a black light.
This is a very nice example from a 1950's era patch collection. It is very attractive. You will not be disappointed. It does not glow under a black light.
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