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Army WWII, 5 Medals Group/ Cluster – Original Period Medals.
United States WW2 Army Transport Command Group. This group includes Officer U. And AAF propeller insignia, small shirt sized pilot wings marked Amico Sterling, pair of ATC (Army Transport Command) collar insignia marked Phila PA Sterling, 3rd AAF patch, Named and Service Number Sterling Bracelet (broken chain), and a WW2 Victory Medal.
Army WWII, 5 Medals Group/ Cluster – Original Period Medals.
Extremely rare large grouping from the estate of Col. Everything from photos, medals, pins, tons of documents, etc. He was a Army air Corp pilot during ww2, part of the 323rd bomb group. He flew 67 bombing missions based from the United kingdom. His career continued long after ww2, and by the time of his retirement he was the commanding officer of Westover AF base. Included in the lot are multiple sterling silver pins, including his sterling silver pilot wings, sterling oak leaf pins, and U. Lapel pins, all shown on his uniform in the 8×10 portrait photo. Also included are his ww2 issued ID dated 1942, name tag, even his personal record with his retirement documents, medical documents, probably an additional 20-30 documents on top of everything shown in photos. Great lot from a true American hero. Please message us with any questions!
Army WWII, 5 Medals Group/ Cluster – Original Period Medals.
Nice vintage medal group. I believe most are from WWII but some could be from other conflicts. Please see photos for details.
This WW2 US Army Bronze Medal Eagle and Lighting Bolt Badge is a remarkable piece of militaria that collectors and enthusiasts alike will appreciate. With its original and authentic design, it is a testament to the bravery and strength of the United States armed forces during the World War II conflict. This item is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of this period and the sacrifices made by those who served. Thank you for supporting my small business!!
Condition I would call fair there is some corrosion dark spots. This is engraved with the name looks to be Kenneth R Levandus.