UNIFORMS #33571C M-44 Fallschirmjäger Lightweight Jump Pants

This set of Fallschirmjäger Jump Pants are the lightweight type, made of gray herringbone twill material introduced in 1944. They are semi-lined with ribbed silk and have small pieces of the tan summer fly suite material along with the inside of the inserts for the internal knee protector pads. They also have zeltbahn buttons including the fly front. Another late war feature is the gravity knife pocket still having the lanyard for the knife sewn in. The original canvas waist belt and braces are still present and the inside waistband is fully marked with, “R.B.” numbers and dated “1944”. They show light overall wear but no rips or tears and are in perfect order.

Mint. $2,395.00

 UNIFORMS #33033 U.S. Gun Holster

This holster is of black leather and it has a vague oval stamping on the obverse flap which, I believe, says “US”. There is a slot which fits over a brass boss to keep the holster closed. On the reverse, this black leather holster is stamped “DOLEN LEA. FROG/7791400”. There is an area for slipping a belt through or a metal wire assembly, both of which could be used for carrying the holster.

Excellent. $50.00

UNIFORMS #32392C Lt. Oberst Luftwaffe Tunic

This excellent Luftwaffe Tunic belonged to a lieutenant colonel in the Signals Division of the Luftwaffe. It is a very fine four button tunic having a good whipcord material. There are no flaws in the outer jacket whatsoever. This material is in choice condition, showing very little wear. It has the four pockets with flaps and all buttons are the aluminum pebbled type. There is a really beautiful officer’s droop tail Luftwaffe breast insignia. This breast insignia is the best you will see, having shiny bullion highlights that partially follow the shape of the wings and then follow the bird’s body and tail feathering as well as its talons. The swastika is also an outstanding bullion example. This eagle is touched up to highlight the parts with a gray thread. A great insignia here! The collar is piped with aluminum bullion and the collar tabs are beautiful tan color velvet background with a full bullion wreath. The wreath is highlighted with shiny acorns. Inside the wreath are two birds, indicating the lieutenant colonel rank. The shoulder boards are all woven bullion and there is one gold pip on each. These boards are the sewn in type and the pebbled buttons are smaller than the other buttons on the tunic. This tunic has fine French cuffs and the sleeves are lined with a silk having a lined pattern. The inside of the tunic is silk lined and gray material and, for some reason, there are some tears in the silk on the right inner side. The inside belt is all there and there is also a clip and hanger for a dagger. The tunic has a nice parade ribbon which consists of a war merit ribbon with crossed swords, two Luftwaffe ribbons with droop tail eagles and also a Russian Winter ribbon. There is one loop on the tunic and this has a very beautiful silver wound badge. This wound badge has a fine patination throughout with lots of frosting still remaining around the wreath and the helmet area. If you are looking for a choice Luftwaffe officer’s tunic, it would be very difficult to upgrade this example. Outstanding tunic here!

Near Mint. $1,795.00

UNIFORMS #32771C Railway Official’s Tunic

This Railway Official’s Tunic is a rather rare item, or at least it is the first one that I have handled. It is quite beautiful, being a dark blue wool and very nicely made. The official that owned this tunic did not wear it very often, as it remains in full mint condition. The tunic is an open collar style with 4 button front and 4 flap pockets. The buttons are all a brass color with pebbled surfaces. The collar tabs are a black silk which have a woven winged Railway wheel at the top and a mobile swastika below. The weave is in a gold color thread. The sleeve patch worn on the left arm is a rounded shape with straight top. It features an open-winged Railway eagle which looks to the viewer’s left and clutches a mobile swastika within a wreath. It is woven with the same gold thread as the collar tabs. Below the eagle is the identification markings “RBD Saarbrücken”. In other words, this Railway official worked out of the city of Saarbrücken. RBD stands for “Reichbahndienst”. This tunic has a fine black silk lining and the sleeve are lined in a striped officer style silk. A beautiful tunic here which would probably accommodate a Railway officials dagger.

Mint. $1,495.00

UNIFORMS #32537C Army Feldwebel Artillery Parade Dress Tunic

This Parade Dress Tunic has a great look about it. It is a small size as we often see with uniforms from this period. The tunic is a fine whipcord material and it is piped in red throughout, indicating the original wearer was a artillery branch NCO. The collar tabs have aluminum textured tress around them and the red tabs also have nice aluminum letze. The shoulder boards are the same, having find bullion truss and one pip in the center. The bullion breast eagle appears to be officer quality, having shiny and dull aluminum stitching highlighting the eagle with wreath and swastika. This tunic has a war merit cross ribbon as well as a Russian winner ribbon in the 2nd button hole. The collar has the metal brackets to keep it closed and there are 8 buttons to secure the flap. The buttons are all aluminum with pebbled surfaces. This tunic also has the parade dress sleeve decoration featuring the bullion truss along with red letze and pebbled buttons. The reverse also has the two buttons that retain the belt as well as the red trim slot. There are a couple of moth nips around the center reverse right sleeve and a little bit near the reverse right shoulder. There are also a couple of very small nips on the lower flap area. Overall, a fine tunic here and a great piece to put on a mannequin to show off with the rest of your collection. The original shirt collar is also still in position.

Excellent Plus. $1,195.00

UNIFORMS #32324C Imperial Large Bullion and Brocade Dress Belt

This massive dress belt I believe was worn with the formal Imperial Army uniform. The belt is a fine silver bullion being about 1 ¾-inches wide having twin gray stripes which run the length. The reverse of the belt is covered in a white cotton style material. Attached to the belt are a catch and buckle which appear to be silver plated. At each end of the belt there is a very large bullion style tassel. The cap of the tassel is over three inches wide and the silver bullion tassels are almost ten inches in length. A very impressive item here. The bullion belt shows some age and some wear but there are no frays or problems with it. This must have looked really great when an Imperial officer arrived at a formal reception or a parade dress occasion.

Excellent. $695.00

UNIFORMS #32325C Wehrmacht Officer’s Riding Boots

These Riding Boots are in excellent condition, showing only some understandable wear to the soles and the heels. The leather throughout is in excellent condition considering the age of these boot, and still quite supple. The boots are marked inside “Solidus” and have the number “10 7739 10 11”. They look to me to be about size 10 to 11. They have the pull straps inside in both boots and are intact. A great opportunity here to finish your officer’s mannequin.

Excellent Plus. $495.00

UNIFORMS #32180 Hitler Youth Sports Shirt

This HJ sports shirt is a nice soft flannel material. It is in the “wife beater” style and is in perfect condition except for a couple of very minor stress holes that are located just below the sewn border in the center rear. Other than that the shirt is in perfect condition showing only modest age in the white portions. The chest area of the shirt has the two red stripes with a white stripe in the center. Sewn to the center breast area is a diamond shaped white field having a bevo weave black mobile swastika. At the bottom inside area of the shirt there is a tag with a number “5” and there is also an RZM tag sewn to the inside. The tag states that it is a “HJ” and “DJ” sport shirt. There is a run number at the bottom, “126105”. A fine example here.

Excellent Plus. $295.00

UNIFORMS #32002C World War I American Flyer’s Tunic

This tunic has a label inside, “The House of Kuppenheimer”. I assume that it means that it may be a tailor made tunic. The tunic is a fine olive drab color and it has lieutenant’s bars on the shoulder boards. On the collar there is a winged prop insignia and also the initials, “USR”. All the buttons have the American eagle on them. On the left breast here is a US Flyer’s insignia consisting of a US seal and half wing in bullion. Below this is also a sewn ribbon bar. The left sleeve has a pair of hash marks which appear to be bullion and the right sleeve has one hash mark. I do not know what these mean. Below the hash marks there is also a sewn gold rank line that goes around the cuff. This tunic is a four pocket version and the inside is lined with a brown silk. The name of the original owner is still in the pocket. It is dated April 17, 1918 and the name is, “Lt. L. G. Bowers”. There is also a company named after the date. A search of the name revealed the following Distinguished Service Cross citation:

The President of the United States of America, authorized by Act of Congress, July 9, 1918, takes pleasure in presenting the Distinguished Service Cross to First Lieutenant (Air Service) Lloyd G. Bowers, United States Army Air Service, for repeated acts of extraordinary heroism in action while serving with 3d Balloon Squadron, U.S. Army Air Service, A.E.F., near Gironville and Chatel-Chehery, France, August 14 - 29 and 27 October 1918. On August 14 this officer's balloon was attacked by four enemy chase machines and, though urged to jump, he remained at his post and secured information of great value. On August 29 he was attacked by enemy planes using incendiary bullets, but would not leave his post before his balloon caught fire; he insisted at once upon re-ascending, although he knew that the enemy was constantly patrolling the air. On 27 October near Chatel-Chehery, while regulating artillery fire, he was attacked by several enemy planes and his balloon was perforated by incendiary bullets. He remained in the air and carried out his observation. His extreme courage and devotion to duty furnished a splendid example to the officers and men of his command.

In addition to this very interesting provenance, this tunic is in near mint condition and will make an exceptional addition to any collection of American militaria.

Near Mint. $3,295.00

UNIFORMS #32004C Imperial Official’s Frock Coat

This beautiful frock coat is produced of a deep blue doe skin. The coat is about a three-quarter length. It is completely moth free and the high quality fabric is really stunning. The cut is a double breasted type with two rows of plain buttons. The lapels fold outward and they are a red fabric. The French cuff sleeves have white cord trim as does the collar. The shoulder boards are also white trim. These boards are a heavy silver bullion type with blue “V” weave color. They have two gold pips which I think makes the owner an Oberst. In between the pips there is a gilded insignia which has a Prussian crown with the Prussian eagle in a shield beneath. I am not sure what this insignia would indicate. The inside of the frock coat is lined with a fine black silk. The sleeves are lined with a white silk. There is a parade medal bar which features the Imperial Iron Cross, the Hindenburg medal and also a War Merit Cross without swords from the Third Reich time. Perhaps the person who wore this frock coat was an Imperial officer who also helped during the Third Reich time. A very beautiful frock coat here in exceptional condition.

Near Mint. $995.00

#32003C Spanish American War Tunic

This war tunic is produced form a heavy whipcord style canvas / cotton. It is in a light tan color which would indicate that it was designed for the tropics. The tunic is a four pocket style each pocket having a flap. There is a set of yellow shoulder boards which are held with clips and a brass button. The sewn loops are missing from the left side board. The buttons are all gilded brass and they feature a United States eagle with shield at his breast. These buttons are all the removal type so that the tunic could be washed. This tunic has no liner and does not appear to have ever had one. It is in still good condition and must be quite difficult to find.

Excellent. $300.00

UNIFORMS #32005C Imperial Prussian Enlisted Man’s Parade Dress Tunic

his parade dress tunic is made of a fine blue wool which is completely free of mothing and still in first rate condition. The tunic is single breasted with eight brass buttons running down the front. The tunic is equipped with red shoulder boards having the division “126” in yellow sewn onto each board. The red collar is trimmed with fine gold lace as are the red French cuffs. The same trim also appears on the reverse. A fine conditioned tunic here.

Near Mint. $300.00

UNIFORMS #31651 Eastern Peoples Tunic and Accompanying M-43 Cap

This Eastern Peoples Tunic is a very rare item and is in first rate condition. The tunic is produced of the type of that the Germans used during the late wartime. The wool remains in perfect condition, showing almost no age. The tunic is a single breasted style having four buttons in the front. There are four pockets, all with flaps. The buttons are a silver color and they feature a political style eagle having half-open wings looking to the viewer’s left and clutching a wreathed swastika. There are two oak leaves beneath the swastika wreath. All of the buttons are present, which cover the two top pocket flaps, the lower pocket flaps and the four buttons on the obverse. The upper button hole has a ribbon for the war merit cross. The collar of this tunic is in a darker brown whipcord material contrasting nicely with the lapels which are in the brown wool color. The collar is also piped in an off-white cord. This same cord pipes the French cuffs. The left shoulder area has an Eastern Peoples white woven insignia. This consists of a open-winged eagle which looks to the viewer’s left and clutches a mobile swastika. The off-white embroidery is on a darker brown background. There is also a set of medal loops on the right side pocket instead of the normally seen left side. I do not know what type of a medal would have been worn in those loops. The inside of the tunic is all lined in a fine gold colored silk. The sleeves are lined in a striped color silk typical of officers’ tunics. It is also interesting to note that there is a slot in the left pocket which is found under the flap. This slot would have accommodated the hanging straps for what we call a “gold government officials” dagger or “RMBO” example as it actually is. If you have the elusive RMBO dagger, perhaps you would want to consider the purchase of this outstanding tunic. The accompanying M-43 cap is also extremely rare. The cap is a lighter brown color and is made of wool. The upper portion of the cap is piped in officer bullion cord. The frontal peak area has the same style insignia as is sewn to the left sleeve of the tunic. This insignia is an off-white woven bird. The bird has open wings, looks to the viewer’s left and clutches a wreathed swastika. There is a unique set of ear flaps which do not appear to actually fold down. The inside of the cap is lined with a cotton whipcord material and the size “57” is ink-stamped on the inner liner. This cap is in perfect condition throughout with no mothing and no problems. A tremendous ensemble here and extremely rare to come by.

Mint Minus. $3,995.00

UNIFORMS #31200 German Canteen with Cup

This German canteen is in excellent condition throughout. It has the felt cover which goes over the body of the canteen and other than a couple of minor moth nips, the felt cover is in good shape, complete with its three snaps. Wrapped around the felt cover is a black leather strap, one side having a snap clip on it where it would attach to the wearer’s belt and the other side having a buckle and hasp for removal of the cup. The cup itself is an olive drab still having nearly 100% of its original paint. This canteen is in excellent condition and, if you are a field gear guy, I am sure that you will love to add this to your assemblage or perhaps put it onto a mannequined uniform that you are building.

Near Mint. $195.00

UNIFORMS #30944C Gebergsjäger Mountain Pick

This Gebergsjäger mountain pick is about 31 ½-inches in length. The steel portion of the pick measures about 12-inches across and it is equipped with a point on one end and a chopping blade on the other. Both of these blades are covered with the original black leather special cover which is still in excellent condition. This cover has a leather strap area with buckle which extends across the entire surface of the pick head. The head is made of steel and it is stamped with the maker name within a diamond, “Stuvai”. There is a wood handle which is heavily grained and is made of most likely oak or walnut. The wood is in good shape having escutcheon plates on the sides which run downward from the head for about 6-7 inches. Additionally there is a strap with ring around the handle portion of the pick. This strap was to provide a handhold for the carrier. The ring is kept onto the pole via a stop bolt positioned near the lower end of the shaft. At the bottom of the handle is a metal mount with five sided spike. The wood handle has been stamped with the initials, “GJR” and the number “137”. To the left of the stamping is a waffen amt. This waffen amt is an eagle with swastika and having the letters, “WaA103”. On the opposite side of the handle there is a letter, “K” carved into the wood which is probably a personalization. There is also some other lettering but I can’t make out what it says. This is a fine original mountain pick that would be an outstanding item if you are building a Gebergsjäger uniform on a mannequin. This is not a common thing to find.

Excellent Plus, Plus. $895.00

UNIFORMS #30200AF RAD Tornister

This backpack, or tornister, is made of olive drab canvas, except on the portion which shows at the front and sides. These panels are covered in horse hair, and are the source of the nickname "Pony Bag" which has been attached to items of this sort. The horse hair is in good condition, with no bare spots or obvious damage. This pack has two leather straps which are complete with necessary buckles and adjustments. The straps are interesting in that the holes that recieve the buckle prong are numbered. Presumably this represents an attempt at standardized sizing. The back of the canvas sack has the original owners name written in capital letters on it, “ELPEL”. Internally the bag is divided into various compartments, with intact leather fasteners and metal hardware. There is a wooden framework or support in the main compartment, which is unfortuantely damaged. Clearly visible is the stamp "1038 / RAD/ BL / ML" which is what initally lead us to believe this bag was attached to the RAD. A good item here which shows some mild age but would easily clean up with a little bit of work on the leather. This tornister measures approximately 13 ½-inches by 12-inches. A nice item here if you are working to complete a mannequin or with RAD items.

Excellent $275.00

UNIFORMS #29991C German Mittens

These mittens are a matched pair. They have canvas outsides with a leather portion which covers the hand and the thumb. The leather is still supple. The canvas has two adjusting leather backstraps with straps and roller buckles. There is a red ink stamping at the inner upper edge of both mittens and it appears to be, “Ersatztellstaffel 38”. There is also the original name of the owner inked into both gloves, “Plonlke”. These mittens show modest wear but they are still in excellent condition.

Excellent Plus. $95.00

UNIFORMS #29833 Political Leader's Swallows Nest

These swallow’s nests are quite beautiful and appear to be for a Reich lover band musician. They feature a gold brocade material sewn to a red velvet base. The gold brocade fabric has mobile swastikas embossed every half an inch or so. I counted them, and there are actually 69 swastikas inlaid into this gold fabric! The lower part of the swallow nest has a gold fringe which hangs down. The reverse of the nest has 5 metal hook-like brackets which are black painted and would be used to hook into loops installed on the shoulder area of the musician’s tunic. The canvas backing is a brown color and there is also an original paper RZM tag in place. This RZM tag is a blue printed color having the rubber-stamped number “21” at the top lines. On the bottom lines is the run number “037691”. A very fine set of swallow’s nests here which would really display beautifully, or they could also be put onto a political leader’s tunic should you be lucky enough to have a musician’s example with these missing.

Mint. $795.00

UNIFORMS #29257 Municipal Police Tunic with Britches

This complete uniform was purchased by me directly from the family whose father brought it home. The tunic is in outstanding condition showing only minimal usage and virtually no problems at all. It is the lighter weight cotton fabric that would have been worn during the summertime. The britches are the standard heavy green wool type. The uniform has eight aluminum pebbled buttons which go down the front. It is a four pocket type with flap style pockets. The collar and cuffs are a brown color contrasting nicely with the green of the cotton fabric. The collar and cuffs are piped in red and there is also red cord which runs completely along the tunic flap as well as along the collar. This policeman was the rank of Hauptmann as the officer’s boards are the lieutenant type having two pips applied to each. These slip-on boards have dark brown color material in the center and the borders are aluminum bullion with “V” style weave decoration accenting them. The collar tabs are aluminum bullion having red background and they are also bordered with aluminum cord. The left sleeve of the uniform has a red police patch which is sewn to it. It features the oval wreath of oak leaves with a superimposed open-winged police eagle clutching a wreath with black swastika. This police sleeve patch appears to have been hand sewn to the uniform. The reverse of the uniform also has the four buttons with flap and the slots are piped in red. As mentioned above, the britches are the standard heavy material type and they are the style which are tailored in the riding style and tuck into boots at the bottom. This is an outstanding police outfit here ready to be installed on your mannequin.

Near Mint. $1795.00

UNIFORMS #29982C SS Marked Leather Pouches

This set of three ammo pouches look the same on the obverse as any other set. They are the traditional black leather and they have pebbled surfaces. Each pouch has a lid which is kept closed via a leather strap which buttons to an aluminum boss at the bottom. On the reverse of the straps there is the two black leather belt loops as well as a center mounted catch for mounting with a snap clip. Below the catch device deeply stamped into the surface is a set of SS runes. Below the runes is a number, “0/0158/0013”. This is the first time that I carried SS marked ammo pouches. I’m sure they would be of interest to someone out there.

Excellent Plus. $395.00(#101310)

UNIFORMS #26995AF National Shooting Association Tunic and Hat

This tunic and hat are both a lighter shade of green used by the National Shooting Association. Both pieces are of fine wool fabric. The tunic has an open lapel which has a darker green color at the reverse portion of the lapel. The tunic has 3 buttons which are the brass type. These brass buttons depict a target with crossed rifles. One of the buttons appears to be a replacement and is more of a plastic material showing the same depiction. The tunic has two flat side pockets and at the reverse it has a dress belt which is attached at the reverse part with a button. This belt matches the color of the wool tunic and is trimmed in a darker green border. There are shoulder boards on the tunic which have a dark green base and the upper portion is an aluminum blade. The blade would be the equivalent of a Major if this were a military tunic, which it is not. Connected to the tunic at the left arm is a shield style insignia which has the engraving of the Hunting Association on the surface. Engraved is a stag’s head with a swastika between the antlers and the initials “DJ” on either side of the stag’s head. The opposite sleeve has a woolen style red swastika flag. The flag is trimmed in black and has an off-white field with mobile style black center swastika. This insignia is of three-piece configuration. Attached to the right upper lapel collar is a beautiful silver stag with engraved swastika on his neck area. Above the stag is a feather and what appears to be a small sprig, similar to what would be worn on a hunting hat. Below this is a shooting medal and there is also a shooting medal on the opposite lapel. Attached underneath the lapel and to an area on the breast is a chain consisting of several shooting awards. These awards all date from the Nazi period, being from 1934-39 and are for target shooting. This tunic also has a sleeve insignia sewn to it which states that the owner was a “meisterschütze” which, of course, means “master marksman”. This insignia has a slightly lighter green color background with white border. The inside of this tunic is lined with a green silk and in the sleeves is a white silk with green trim lines. I do not see any moth holes or problems with this tunic. Accompanying the shooting tunic is a shooter’s hat. The hat is the same green woolen color, being just slightly brighter than the tunic. There is a set of chin cords which alternate white and green thread. The slides on the chin cords are of a white woven fabric. The brim is a black celluloid type. The inside of the cap shows some wear and some slight shredding around the outer edges. The hat is marked “die/flotte/mütze”. The hat is lined with silk. At the obverse of the hat is a shooter’s insignia which consists of a black enameled swastika in the center which is positioned over a pair of target rifles. Atop the swastika is a hunter’s hat. Positioned above this insignia is an additional target style medallion. This is a great rigging, which would be perfect for displaying a fine Shooting Association cutlass. Outfits of this nature are quite rarely ever seen.

Excellent Plus, Plus. $2,995.00

UNIFORMS #29442 Leather Instrument Case

This leather instrument case is a brown color and is in full mint condition. The case was used to hold relics which were brought back by a 101st airborne veteran from whom I purchased a number of items. The case measures about 7 ½-inches by 4-inches and is 8 ½-inches high. It has a flip up top which is retained by two straps with black painted buckles having roller features. The top of the box is waffen amt with a German stick bird and beneath has the stamping, “WaA52”. Beneath this is the maker name stamping within an ellipse, “Dominit”. This inside of the box has a leather separator which is installed at about the one third mark area. This leather case probably was used to carry some type of an instrument. The reverse of the case is fitted with straps which would have been used for carrying with a belt. A very nice item here in choice condition.

Mint. $95.00

UNIFORMS #27364C Wood Covered Canteed with Cup

This canteen has a special wood covering which appears to have been done with a seam running down the edges, so it is two-piece. The wood has a nice pleasing grain to it. This wood is also marked in the center within a round circle. The marking is, “DRGM / Hre41 / RR engm”. There is also a leather strap that runs around the canteen and acts to hold the aluminum cup in place. This aluminum cup also appear to be in perfect condition. There is a snap clip attached to the leather which appears to be marked, “Patter / Pitter”. A nice canteen for those of you out there collecting these. Not a common item.

Near Mint. $250.00

UNIFORMS #28976C German Canteen with Cup and Straps

This German canteen is covered with a fabric covering held in place by two snaps. The covering is still in nice condition and appears to be a soft cotton fabric. There are two straps which wrap about the body of the canteen from top to bottom. These leather straps are held in place with a boss button at the bottom and a buckle and hasp at the top. The olive drab colored cup is an oval shape and is firmly in place. There is also a snap hook at the back for wearing the canteen on one’s belt. There is a marking on the snap clip which appears to be, “Patent / Pitter”. This canteen is in excellent condition throughout with all pieces.

Near Mint. $150.00 (#061109)

UNIFORMS #27978C German Mess Kit

This mess kit does not seem to be matched, as the can opener and knife have a stainless steel look to them and the spoon and fork have more of an aluminum finish. The spoon and fork are marked “681". The can opener is marked “06" and has an eagle and swastika stamped into its surface. The knife piece does not have any markings. Still, a good example which, no doubt, came back like this.

Excellent Plus. $95.00 (#061109)

UNIFORMS #23227 Set of Three Leather Catridges Pouches

This set of cartridge pouches is in fine brown leather which may have been used for Luftwaffe purposes. The three cartridge pouches have lids which are closed through the use of matching leather straps which hook to brass bosses below. At the reverse of the pouches is a large square fitting which would have snapped to a carrying hook somewhere. These pouches have the letter “K” marked on the center example.

Excellent Plus. $50.00

UNIFORMS #26532AF German Army Leg Gaurds?

I am really not sure what these items are, but there a pair of them. They are a green canvas material and look to have been strapped around the legs or arms. There is a black leather border at the top edge and there are two short straps with two matching leather and buckle hasps on the opposite end. These items measure about 14 inches in length. They are both stamped with an RB number which looks like “RB Nr. 0/0500/5793”. I could be wrong on this number, however. Whatever these items are, they are in excellent condition and do not appear to have been issued.

Mint. $100.00