Antique Red Cross Field Desk - WWII Field Desk - Transport Desk - Wooden Travel Desk This is a beautifully kept portable field desk from the Red Cross. This one has the original Red Cross symbol on the front along with the number 28 in black paint right above it. Just a beautiful old piece of history that looks great with the front open or closed. Perfect for storing all of your papers and desk items and hiding it all when you close the front. Not sure what the wood is - but it is solid and heavy. There are two wrought iron handles on the ends that would be used for carrying the desk. The desk front flips down and held with chains and the inside has small compartments and one drawer on the left side. The desk has had a few repairs. The old latch has been replaced with a new latch - you can see the marks where the old latch was attached. They lined up the replacement latch well - but you can see that it is not the original. One of the compartments on the inside has a piece of wood that is missing in the center left side. The two sides would have matched on both the right and the left - but a piece of wood that runs vertically on the left side is missing. Overall the desk trunk is 38 3/4" wide by 14" deep and 22 1/2" tall. Please take a look at photos and let us know if you have any questions. PLEASE READ REGARDING SHIPPING!!!! We will hand deliver this workbench (at no cost) within 150 miles of our zip code of 01545. If you live further than 150 miles away we will look to find a private shipper who can deliver this to you. Please contact us prior to purchase with your zip code to confirm what it would cost you if you need it delivered outside of the 150 mile shipping radius. Please know that we have added a shipping fee of $500 at check out. Actual shipping expense will be calculated when we secure a shipping company. We will refund any excess fee if the shipping is less than the $500 and send you an invoice for the difference if the shipping fee is greater than $500. If you live within our 150 free shipping radius contact us before purchase and we will remove the shipping fee.....or if too late and you already clicked purchase we will refund this to you. We are also very willing to allow you to find and coordinate your own shipper. If you would like to come pick up the piece in person just let us know we'd be happy for you to come by and check it out. All of our items our original vintage pieces. We do not sell "vintage look" we only buy and sell the real things. All of our items come with normal wear and tear from years of use. Our wooden boxes may have nicks, scratches, wood splints, etc. Take a look at the pictures for good details and let us know if you have any questions.
This is a set of Japanese army officers and infantrymen. Parts are included to recreate soldier accessories and surrounding items for a highly realistic set that will add to any WWII Japanese diorama.So, What's Our Next Move?This realistic set contains 4 figures depicting Japanese Army officers in a strategy meeting in the field. Two senior officers are seated and examining maps at a desk, with one tank and one infantry officer in a standing pose. A multitude of parts recreate officers' swords, map pouches, binocular cases, and more. Features parts capturing desks and chairs, field telephones and cases, telephone cable reels, radios, generators, and infantry gun ammo cases. Decals are included to allow the depiction of insignia and printed box markings. Instruction manual includes a scale cut-out map.Perfect for diorama use with such Japanese vehicle models as the Type 97 or Type 1.About the UniformThe Type 98 uniform was introduced in 1938 and worn as standard officer dress from the Second Sino-Japanese War through the Pacific War. It featured a stand-and-fall collar. While enlisted troops and non-commissioned officers were issued uniforms, officers were expected to prepare their own. Officers were also required to use their own swords, which led to a plethora of different lengths, shapes, tsuba hand guards, and so on. Some blades were kept in leather scabbards, while others used bound cloth grips. Privately-owned pistols were often carried.
Sous une tente, deux soldats américains sont assis devant leur bureau de campagne US Army Field Desk, fiber, HQ portable, voir en LC001755-desk: www.flickr.com/photos/mlq/32207305231/in/photolist-R53RL4 sur deux caisses on peut lire le nombre :43630 qui est le code de la Headquarters & Headquarters Battery, V Corps Arty soit deux membres de la Batterie d’E-M de l‘artillerie du V US Corps
TR 1762. General Sir Maitland Wilson Supreme Allied Commander Mediterranean Theatre at his desk in Caserta.
Perfect for any aircraft enthusiast, this handcrafted art sculpture depicts one of history's most famous bomber planes, the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress. It was first placed into active service March 1937, at Langley Field, Virginia. Our artwork highlights one of the bomber's four powerful 1,200hp Wright Cyclone turbo-super-charged radial engines. Numerous gunnery and armor enhancements were made throughout WWII, but the fundamentals of this craft were, without question, game changing. The USAAF B-17s dropped more than 640,000 US tons of bombs on Europe during the war. Rustic Deco is proud to offer this exclusive artwork as part of our Aviation collection. Each high-quality piece has been hand-machined from cast aluminum and features a 360-degree pivoting pedestal allowing for various display angles (dives and climbs). It is the perfect accent piece for our Aviation Furniture. Dimensions (inches): 12W x 8H x 10D. Net weight 2 lbs.
