Original Named WW2 US Air Force A2 Bomber Jacket 11th Bomb Squadron. This jacket is a size 44 and was made by Aero Leather Clo. Co. Jacket is named to a An Johnson. Over all the jacket is in great shape. It retains its original zipper that is in perfect working order. Has all its hardware through out the jacket. The liner is original and it still has its makers tag. The squadron patch is original as you can see in the photos. The name tag does look original to the jacket but the name itself looks like someone has touched it. That being said it looks like it’s the original name
A WW II German First Model Luftwaffe dagger in parts by S.M.F, on page 211 Volume 1 Johnson's edged weapons of the third Riech Will ship complete with original parts p,cg.except the chain is a replacement,to this dagger, ask questions Please look pictures over close ! Scabbard has no metal base all leather ,fittings mounted with pins very rare scabbard Thanks for looking
This original bayonet is among some of the rarest US military issue bayonets. The bayonet is in great condition with some finish wear around the bayonet tip, and has no rust. The leather scabbard is dark, however in great condition. The leather remains supple, and it has no rips, tears or leather rot. The brass components on the scabbard show some signs of age/tarnish however are all present and undamaged. This is a great bayonet that will make an excellent addition to any US military collector and for anybody lucky enough to own an M1941 Johnson rifle. Item sold as is, as found no returns. Ba
You are bidding on a WW2 Canadian officers grouping to Colonel Alfred Johnson Brooks. The lot includes his WW2 battledress tunic, political documents from his time in the Government as well as two unusual photographs.
The tunic is a size 14, dated 1941 & C broadarrow marked. The ribbon bar includes two WW1 medals, the Canadian Volunteer Service medal with overseas device, George V Jubilee medal, George VI Coronation medal & the last ribbon looks like the Territorial Efficiency medal (seems to be missing yellow stripes). The collars have staff officers Gorget patches & both sh
He was later seriously wounded in action on June 25, 1944 near Caumont, Normandy. Johnson was held POW at Stalag 221 in northern France until August 1944 when he managed to escape. This grouping includes.
Rare WW2 US M41 Johnson Rifle Bayonet w sheath USMC A47. A rare, WWII, US, M41, Johnson rifle bayonet with sheath, USMC! The bayonet overall rates excellent with the muzzle ring stamped 1127. The blade measures 8 inches long from the muzzle ring. The leather sheath rates very good and show some service wear. The retainer straps read excellent and remain flexible. Overall, an excellent Johnson rifle bayonet for your collection!
WWII USMC Marine Corps M1941 Johnson Rifle Bayonet w/ Leather Scabbard Original!
Up for auction is WWII Era US Marine Corps USMC M1941 Johnson Rifle Bayonet w/ the Original Leather Scabbard. The bayonet is unmarked, except for a #1555 stamped on the muzzle ring. The blade shows evidence of use, as pictured in detailed. No rust. Some finish wear. It has the original leather scabbard, with the initials J.D. carved in the back as pictured. Retention strap is complete and intact. Leather is soft and supple. No rips or tear in the leather, as is normally found on these scabbards. This
Original Captured Hiro WWII Japanese Silk Flag, Souvenir Flag, Handkerchiefs. All collected by Ted Johnson during his service over seas. The silk captured japanese flag is 28" Ã? 39". The Souvenir flag is 27" Ã? 29"Condition is "Used".
Excellent condition original WWII Johnson Model 1941 rifle spike bayonet. Dutch East Indies contract example with a serial number â??1825â? on top of the muzzle ring. Nice original gray parkerized finish.
Markings: Bayonet has markings that are hard to read and we are not sure if it has a nick or it is part of the serial number, it is either "1722" or "722". Scabbard has no markings. We see no other markings.
WWII Era US Marine Corps USMC M1941Johnson Rifle Bayonet w/Leather Scabbard Original Excellent Condition - RARE
Up for auction Corps Rifle Bayonet w LeatherScabbard The bayonet is unmarked, except for a #3752 stamped on the muzzle ring. Also a 2576stamped on the handle rivet. The blade shows no evidence of sharpening No nicks or chips in the blade. No rust or pitting. Some minor finishwear It has the original lea
You are bidding on a WWII U.S. Marine Corps Stiletto Attributed to Corporal F.B. Kimball. Knife is unmarked. This came from Paramarine F.B. Kimball, Kimball lived in Clinton, Missouri and left his military items to a neighbor who sold it to me. I also have the Johnson Bayonet Scabbard that Kimball stored this knife in for the last 60 years listed here on e-bay. I combine shipping on multiple purchases.
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ATTENTION, REGARDING SHIPPING. Due to the fragile nature of the Hawley liner I have typically shipped these in double boxes, ie: the liner goes inside a box packed by itself, that box is packed inside a larger box and the steel shell is packed outside the smaller box (seperate from the liner), but inside the larger box. This obviously incurs higher shipping costs, but ensures safe delivery of these fragile liners in my limited experience. If you wish to try your luck with the smaller, most commonly used for M1 helmets box I can pack it liner inside shell into a USPS large box (12x12x8.5). I am confident in my packing abilities, my feedback shows this. I am, however, hesitant to gamble on how well USPS will treat this particular package. I am also open to other options if a potential buyer wishes to make some other arrangement regarding the packing of the helmet. But please, if you wish to explore other shipping options please contact me BEFORE bidding. Up for bid is a WWII fixed bale, front seam M1 steel helmet with a 3rd pattern Hawley fiber liner.McCord steel shell is intact with use/storage wear. No stress cracks or dents, maybe one very minor dimple on the dome, can't get a picture of it and can barely feel it. Long chinstrap is very frayed, but still intact. Short chinstrap is good. Chinstraps have early cast brass hardware. Light surface rust throughout, please see photos. Lot/lift number under brim reads "498?7". The "7" is my best guess, as typicallythere would be a letter as opposed to a number in that spot and it is very hard to read. The 400 series lot number as well as the tic marks/dimples on the rim over the bale indicate early production. Original factory paint is mostly intact, please see photos.Liner is a 3rd pattern Hawley. Single herringbone twill, OD3 webbing is all intact. All hardware is unpainted steel, A washers, chinstrap studs, etc. Liner looks to have been repaired in three spots along the rim by the previous owner. I've included closeup photos of all three repair spots. Chinstrap is cracked, but intact and still soft. It is of late war manufacture with United Carr stamped hardware made of blackened brass. Chinstrap buckle shows patent number stamped underneath. The sweatband is an early/mid war produced double wire variation with AM Stay Co manufacturer's markings. Appears to have been cut shorter than it was issued. Leather is cracked, but still soft and intact. Nape strap has steel hardware and is manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, as is the webbing, indicated by the "J&J" inked markings on both. Please ask all questions request all photos BEFORE bidding. I am happy to accommodate all photo requests and try to answer all questions requests in a timely manner. Thank you for checking out my auction. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
(Pre WWII M1938 Officer Dress Blue Uniform; Brigadier General Robert W Johnson II. 1) M1938 Officers Dress Blue Coat with silk bullion & buff cuffs. At the outbreak of World War II, Johnson's work in identifying products needed by the war effort resulted in the Permacell division of J&J inventing duct tape for sealing ammunition boxes.
eBay Greetings,You are buying a: WW2 WWII USAAF 24th AAFGTD Okmulgee, Oklahoma SSI patch GLIDER TRAINING. Mint condition. This is a 2.0 inch cap device. The SSI variation is a little over 3" in diameter. A rare insignia. One of the best ones that I have seen. Found on page 135 of the "Cloth Insignia of the US State Guards and State Defense Forces" by Richard Smith and Steve Johnson. Rarity, since watching eBay since 2005 (was not on eBay while in Afghanistan from 2011-2012): I think I have seen 2-3 others. I will be selling my personal collection which boastingly makes up one of the nicest WW2 Home Front collections of patches ever assembled. You can view most of my collection on the US Militaria Forum under Home Front & the War Effort on the thread “Home Front Patches” with over 131,000 views! I will not be discounting patches from my personal collection. The BIN price is what it is set at. These prices are what the rarity of these patches have seen or should be from watching eBay since 2005 since I started collecting. I am a member of ASMIC and USMF under the same handle, OCSFOLLOWME. I do combine shipping and will refund S/H if you buy multiple items. Once I get close to 200 items and $20,000 sold I will be pulling all patches. So make your purchase quickly as I have already sold patches!!! All items are shipped from Orange County, California. I reserve the right to pull auctions at will as I will be attending military shows. S/H is $3.25 for patches in the price range of $5-300 (1st class with tracking) and $8.30 for $301+ (Priority with tracking). V/R-OCSFOLLOWME (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Charles Edward Johnson graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Class of 1934. He retired as a U.S. Army Major General. During the course of WWII Johnson received the Army Distinguished Service Medal under his services with the 3rd Infantry Division. This bible was carried and used by Charles Edward Johnson during his service with the U.S. Army. Charles Edward Johnson Citation of the Army Distinguished Service Medal:The President of the United States of America, authorized by Act of Congress July 9, 1918, takes pleasure in presenting the Army Distinguished Service Medal to Colon
The liner is adorned with a beautiful 104th US Infantry Division "Timberwolf" painted insignia on its right side and Captain bars on the front. Capt Johnson is hand written on the sweatband. For sale, this is another very nice Id'd WWII US M1 liner.
