Vintage Military 11th Airborne Division Sterling Silver Class Ring
Vintage Military Ith Airborne Division Sterling Silver Class Ring Size it is: 10 or 10.25 Weight it is: 15 grams Thank you!
11th Air Force USAF Alaska Winged Star Military Insignia Lapel Pin Vintage
USN US Navy Sailor Hat Vintage Goldtone & Enamel Sweetheart Charm Pendant 2.0g
Charm pendantof US Navy sailor’s white hat. enlarged to show detail, they do not represent the actual size of the item.
Vintage 10k Yellow Gold US MILITARY PINS Connected w Chain US & Eagle Colonel 2g
It looks like the eagle may be white gold. This seems to indicate Colonel rank but we are not military experts. FANTASTIC estate find. Unknown military branch pin in 10k gold. Connected with chain.
WWII Sweetheart US Army Air Corps gold tone Charm Pendant 1″
Sweetheart Jewelry. gold tone Pendant 1″. We are very fair and easy to deal with. Good condition.
2 The Citadel Military College Insignia Crest Pins Gold Tone N.S. Meyer 1.25″
New York military insignia pins representing The Citadel Military College of South Carolina. • Crafted with a gold tone finish and secure pin back closures for display or wear. Condition: Good used condition as shown.
Antique US Merchant Marine signet ring
Spitfire Fighter Plane WW II UK Airplane Vtg Goldtone Lapel Pin Hat Badge 3.1g
A goldtone lapel pin badge of an iconicSupermarine Spitfire aircraft. Goldtone Lapel Pin Hat Badge 3.1g. Photographs show a coin & ruler for scale purposes. Photographs are. clasp but I’ll send a new clutch pin with it.
Vintage US Navy Blue Stone Men’s Ring Eagle Anchor 18K Gold Electroplate Size 12
Stamped inside: 18 K, Gold Electroplate. Blue Stone with Gold Tone Finish. Weight: 17.3 Grams, total weight.
Victorian Gold Locket, Previously Owned. 1 WWII snapshot of A Navy Corpsman
This locket has been well loved for many years, a fact demonstrated in its perfect condition. All of the little clear stones are in place and original. The hinge is strong and works well. There are initials etched in the back cover- I think (“OF”). The picture inside was taken in 1939 England of a young American volunteer who served as a medic for injured British servicemen before America entered WWII.