Original Mexican Mid-19th Century Bullion Conciliar Seminary of Mexico Coat of Arms, Mounted Uniform Bib, & Embroidered Section of Officer’s Coatee British Artwork & Posters original “doughnut hole” USMC buttons

original “doughnut hole” USMC buttons (3 missing)

but most were not implemented or produced until World War II began

in the opinion of German pilots who flew both fighters

New Made Item: This pistol had its origins in the US Army Joint Psychological Committee and was designed for the United States Army in 1942 by the Inland Guide Lamp Manufacturing Division of the General Motors Corporation in Dayton

police in London carried truncheons about one foot long called billy clubs

Original Mexican Mid-19th Century Bullion Conciliar Seminary of Mexico Coat of Arms, Mounted Uniform Bib, & Embroidered Section of Officer’s Coatee British Artwork & Posters original “doughnut hole” USMC buttonsOriginal Items. Only One Lot Available. This is a lovely lot of mid 19th century Mexican items, including a scarce piece of a mounted uniform with Mexican buttons, an embroidered section of an officers coatee, and a gorgeous bullion coat of arms for the Conciliar Seminary of Mexico, first established in 1585! The coat of arms is of gorgeous bullion construction on a piece of blue velvet measuring 9 x 16. It reads Mexiceum Conciliare Seminarium Paule