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GLOBAL ONLINE AUCTION STARTING: August 28, 7:00 Am ENDING: August 29, 12:00 Am PDT GLOBAL ONLINE AUCTION STARTING: August 28, 7:00 am ENDING: August 29, 12:00 am PDT One-of-a-Kind, Bulk and Piecemeal Webcast Sale of The Veterans Memorial Museum of Branson, MO. Including: Prints, Paintings, Posters, Medals, Pendants, Uniforms, Equipment, Weapons, Memorabilia, and Much Much More. THE WORLD’S LARGEST WAR MEMORIAL BRONZE SCULPTURE (OVER 70 FEET LONG, WEIGHING 15-TONS) BATTLESHIP MISSOUR Live Public Preview Contact Information There Will Be A Live Public Preview August 19 & 20 David Barkoff, Tel: +1 650.649.0147 From 9:00am To 4:00pm, Local Time. Email: [email protected] Scan this QR Code with your smartphone for More Information. For more information including a photo gallery, equipment list, and more, please visit www.hgpauction.com Items subject to prior sale. Buyers are advised & ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES encouraged to inspect equipment and read all Terms and Conditions prior to auction. Global Webcast Auction STARTING: August 21, 10:00 am CDT ENDING: August 21, 5:00 pm CDT ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES PAINTINGS, POSTERS, FRAMED ART AND RELATED ASSETS FRAMED ART • “The girl he left Behind” Framed Poster FLAGS in Korea, 4 sections 50”x112”, 1 section WWII, 24”x31”, Doing our Part” Framed 29”x112” • Simpsonès Harbor Print by Mike Hagel, • “Our Cause was Just/Vietnam Veteran” Flag Photo WWII, 14”x27” Framed print, 53”x80” • German flag and Hitler youth pack and • Names of 56,000 Servicemen KIA in • “ Best on Deck” by James Dietz, Framed • D-Day by James Dietz, Print, 56”x110” two certificates Vietnam War print WWII, 52”x99” • “Americans Always Fight for Liberty” • Mother’s flag • On the walls surrounding the sculpture • “I want you for the US Army” Framed Framed Print, 35”x45” • US Signal Corps Flags, Poles, and case are the names of over 400,000 American • “Sub Spotted–Let ‘em have it!” Framed Poster WII, 24”x36” • Small and medium Korean flag serviceman who gave their lives in the print, 23”x30” • Framed Sun in N Atlantic Painting by • German flag and Hitler youth pack and service of their country in World War II, • “Buy War Bonds” Framed Print, 50”x63” I.Babick (WWII, 33”x29”) two certificates said to be the only place in the world • President Wilson and Gen. Pershing • Original Painting “Red Tail Strike Again” • Captured North Korean flag where all these names are displayed. Reviewing The Troops, Framed Print, WWI, Framed by mike Hagel WWII, 86”x50” • “Casualties of Operation Desert Shield/ 32”x39” • “The Battle of Midway” Pint of James TRENCH ART Desert Storm” Framed Names (275) , • Trench Art, Elaborately Formed and En- • Framed 3 WWI Recruiting Posters, 30”x17 1/2” Dietz Painting WWII, 57”x103” 64”x43” graved Shell Casings 1 Ash Tray From Shell • “Join the Air Service Learn-Earn” Framed • Mounted print of Self-portrait Painting by • Casualties of other conflicts framed Casing, 2 Lamps, Framed 128th inf. Photo Poster WWI, 23”x36” Jim Nelson, 27 1/2”x38” names, 53”x59” • “Captured VC combat photo” framed, • “Let’s go US Marines” Framed Poster, WWI, WAR NAMES ART • “Casualties of Lebanon Peacekeeping” 12”x13” 24”x33” • Names of 52,000 US Servicemen KIA framed names, 53”x28” • “First in the fight-always faithful-be a US • “Where is Neal Bynum?” framed poster, Marine” Framed Poster, 26”x35” 17”x21” • “Beat back the HUN with LIBERTY BONDS” • Framed US-Japan Instrument of Sur- Framed poster, WWI, 31”x21” render, WWII • Framed Poster Presented to “ PVT Charles • “Air Battle Over Germany” print of Paint- Jennenjahn” signed by President Woodrow ing by James Dietz (WWII, matted on wall, Wilson, WWI, 20”x27” 8ftx13ft • 62,000 faces; 1 for every American Killed • “D-Day: 2nd Rangers on Omaha Beach” in WWI ( 10 sections 113”x48”) framed print of a painting by Jim Dietz, • Battle of Cantigny by James Dietz, Framed WWII, 53”x74” print WWI, 65”x95” • Framed print of diving P-38 Lightings by • Framed Photograph of Frank and Pierre A. Leydenfrost, WWII, 35”x45” Benoit During WWI, 13”x16” • Framed “Flag Raising on Mt Suribachi” • “Pearl Harbor” by James Dietz, Print WWII, Photo by Rosentyhal , 33 1/2”x36 1/2” 65”x55” • Framed Collection of 36 Types of GI • “General Douglas MacArthur” Framed Cigarette Packs: Camel, Pall Mall, Etc, Photo, 24”x28” 30”x30”. For additional information, Contact: David Barkoff Tel: +1 650.649.0147 Email: [email protected] ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES Live Public Preview Monday & Tuesday, August 19th & 20th: (9:00am - 4:00pm) Local Time. ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES UNIFORMS AND RELATED ASSETS • Concentration camp prisoner’s uniform, sandals, Dachau and Auschwitz armband’s for Jews, Auschwitz camp Kommandant’s seal/stamp, Nazi whips, SS soap made in camps, Zyklon B canisters • Captured Kamikaze Kimono and Captured Japanese flight suit, flag, helmet, leather helmet ( taken from Kamikaze ) officers hat, mosquito gloves, gas mask, map case, parachute, blue felt hat • Japanese General uniforms, including fur lined winter uniform, rising sun flag, shoulder boards and pouch, boots, spurs, cross shoulder clamshell holster, hat, ribbons, collar tabs, copy of Life maximize with Hirohito on cover, mortar round, knee mortar • Tunic of German POW Michael Gilbert held in the US at Camp Blanding Fl. Crafted items made by him include, bowl, frame, hanging expandable bookshelf, POW record, hand drawn map of Camp Blanding. Shrapnel damaged Afrika Corps Luftwaffe helmet • Multiple German Officer Uniforms • Uniform of John Dubois USMC dress blues • Complete wool field uniform of Benjamin Boyd with boots hat and medals, wrist watch, mothers flag, field mirror, bible , French phrase book, soldiers record • US Army Cavalry uniform , riding pant’s, boots, belt, Cavalry 1911 holster, hat, 45 magazine pouch • Royal Canadian Electrical Mechanical Engineers uniform, gas mask, (3) US canvas bags, scarf, blank dog tags • USMC tan frog camo uniform with helmet and cover, web gear, pack, ammo belt, boots, shovel, canteen, frog camo shelter half, first aid pouch, with display case • Wool Field Uniform of W. Granow, 29 Inf Div., WWII • WW II Glider pilot uniform, Ike jacket, wings and medals • Uniform blues of a sailor from the USS Neptune with hat and life jacket, duffle bag • Canadian officers uniform, belt, insignia, and canvas uniform • Four Child’s uniforms, USAAF wool with hat shoes ribbons wings insignia, USN blues with hat, USN Wave, USN blue with pea coat, Toy soldiers (9) tan doughboys, (4) Marines and Soldiers, tan Childs polished parade helmet, toy truck • White nurses smock and blue cape, Blue nurse’s smock with hat and cloth bag, Blue Red Cross uniform with coat, first aid kit 9-221-240, surgical soap, six cake box, surgical stocking, WW II era candy ,Lifesavers, Charms, 12 kinds of gum. • Grouping of Lt. Alice Branin, US Army, Ike jacket, skirt, tie, hat, suitcase marked 2nd LT Alice Branin, hymn book, helmet. • USMC night fighter pilot J Foster tan uniform, wings, ribbons, insignia • USMC Aviator WWII and Korea, JM Windberg, Dress blue uniform, flew with the black sheep squadron • SS 1st Lt. field green uniform, shoes, belt, medals, badges, shoulder boards, patches, wool cap with SS Death Head Insignia • SS Major black uniform, boots, belt, holster, armband patches, epilates, Dachau cuff tie, hat • SS grey uniform,dress gloves, overcoat w/ insignia and patches, cold weather boots, hat, SS lapel button, Small NAZI flag • Luftwaffe cold weather pilot’s gear, bearskin winter flight suit, goggles, fur lined helmet, wrist compass, fur lined boots and gloves, pilot dog tags • WW I Actual blood stained combat uniform worn by Lt. Sam Huttenbaur 1917-1918, Hat, boots, magazine pouch, canteen , US Flag kit • Captured NVA Officer’s Uniform, green with pith helmet, binoculars and case, belt holster, shoulder boards, black uniform with pith helmet, canteen, canvas shoulder bag, holster. NVA silk battle flag captured from the VC. VC radio, NVA mortar round (inert) and two clips with ammo. • Tunic of German POW Michael Gilbert held in the US at Camp Blanding Fl. Crafted items made by him include, bowl, frame, hanging expandable bookshelf, POW record, hand drawn map of Camp Blanding. To view a complete asset list, visit our website @ www.hgpauction.com ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES Global Webcast Auction STARTING: August 21, 10:00 am CDT ENDING: August 21, 5:00 pm CDT ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES GUNS ADDITIONAL WEAPONS • US 1917 water cooled Machine Gun, ( demilled) Ammo • US M 60 Mortar and Tripod, M 60 ( demilled )cleaning box, water can, water hose, belted cartridges (2 belts) , rod, practice round, M60 round (inert) , mortar tube carrying carrying case, tripod, spare parts case, campaign hat strap, night sight, sighting sticks, sight case. • US MODEL 1919 Machine Gun and Tripod ( demilled ) • US Rifle Grenade Sight and Case, Rifle Grenade Pouch w/ M1919 Machine gun tool, lube oil, US 30M1 ammo in Dated 1945, Rifle Grenade (inert) box, machine gun cover • 3.5 Inch Bazooka, ( demilled ) 3.5” round, Manual • (3) Training rifle with Rotating Bolt • US M358 120mm Armor piercing (solid) gun round • Chinese rifle ( functional ) • RPG 7 with optical sight. ( reproduction) • Working model BMG 30cal. M1919A6 machine gun, • RPG-7 with optical sight ( mock up), PG round (inert), RGP with display case 24”x30”x90” rockets (inert), NVA stick grenade pouch, sight case, pack • SMLE Jungle Carbine with Bayonet ( functional) • Japanese anti- personnel rifle grenade (inert), artillery • Remington MK III Flare Pistol and Pouch shell, hand grenade (inert) • International Flare Signal Co. Flare Pistol • NVA/VC Stick grenade (inert) SWORDS / KNIFES • NVA/VC 50mm mortar • Collection of knives and misc., Mfg. names Case, • US Law rocket tube AFH, E&CS 1945 and others, (2) knuckle knives, knife • US Bazooka, ( demilled ) Boxed Bazooka Face Mask and sheath bayonets, hatchet, bone saw, Brass Skull • Replica M79 grenade launcher, gas mask and bag, • Collection of misc.
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