Antique polished, hand-carved, red clay, catlinite calumet (stone pipe), c. 1880 is approx. 5.5 inches long is t-shaped with smooth carved bands and axe-shaped head.
This is a rare and unique German Bundeswehr M35-50 helmet. Featuring only vent holes, this variant of the M35 was issued briefly as WWII was winding down and given to western border guards of the BSG for a short period around 1950-1951 before the military transitioned to the solid shell helmet M35-53 and newer models.
Own this pair of colonial, early American Straight Neck Riding Spurs from the Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Region of the Mid-Atlantic East Coast circa 1765-1820.
Acquired from family estate sale and belonged to Private First Class J.S. Gabbert, a rifleman member of the legendary American Expeditionary Force 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines who would go on to be a recipient of the Presidential Unit Citation Medal for his participation in the Battle at Tarawa, a Purple Heart , and other medals of honor for his service in WW2.
As an original and authentic piece of militaria from Turkey, it’s perfect for collectors or enthusiasts, and a unique addition to any collection of WWII original items or militaria.
Brought home after the war by US Marine Corp, 2nd Marine Division, 2nd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment Soldier, Private First Class, JS Gabbert after his service in WW2.
