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PATTON CO

• PATTON (20TH CENTURY FOX, 1970).
  PATTON (20TH CENTURY FOX, 1970). Original One Sheet (27" x 41") movie poster, folded. Wear to fold lines, creasing, tears and fading.
• SIGNED GENERAL GEORGE PATTON
  SIGNED GENERAL GEORGE PATTON LETTERpersonal correspondence with "Kenneth" dated September 24, 1943, alongside photo and engraved plaque, framed 21 x 28-1/2 in. Provenance: Property from a Private South Carolina Plantation Condition: fold and mild discoloration to paper, not removed from frame for examination, light frame abrasions
• MICHAEL GNATEK, "PATTON" SIGNED
  MICHAEL GNATEK, "PATTON" SIGNED PRINT Michael Gnatek, Jr. (American, 1934-2006), "Patton at Bastogne December 1944", offset print on paper, signed in pencil lower right, numbered (22/750) lower left. 25.5"h x 19"w (sight), 32.75"h x 26"w (frame)
• US WWII Homefront Salt and Pepper
  US WWII Homefront Salt and Pepper Lot of Six Lot includes: Victory Rockets set Douglas MacArthur Pipe and Visor Cap set Tank and Cannon set. Condition: Very good.
• T.H. CHAMBERLAIN. THE GENERALS
  T.H. CHAMBERLAIN. THE GENERALS AND THE ADMIRALS... SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR TO LT. GEN. JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT. WITH 'IN MEMORIAM: GEORGE S. PATTON, JR.'T.H. CHAMBERLAIN. THE GENERALS AND THE ADMIRALS... SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR TO LT. GEN. JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT. WITH 'IN MEMORIAM: GEORGE S. PATTON, JR.', (2) Provenance: Estate of General Colin L. Powell, to benefit America's Promise Alliance and the Colin Powell School at City College of New York.
• COL. F. JOHNSTON, ORDERS, 4TH PA
  COL. F. JOHNSTON, ORDERS, 4TH PA BATTALION, 1776 Francis Johnston (1748-1815, founder with Anthony Wayne of the 4th PA Battalion, later the 5th PA Regt.) autograph orders, signed in 3rd person, Chester, Sunday, March 3, 1776; 1/2 p. folio. Removes the Sergeant of the Guard and other guards from duty for allowing a prisoner to accompany them to buy rum the night before; the whole battalion to muster on the parade grounds that morning and afternoon; the commanding officers to update the rolls, mentioning a similar order by Anthony Wayne. The unit had begun to gather at Chester on February 9, less than a month before, and there were clearly problems with discipline. The unit would go on to play a prominent role in the Continental army, including Ft. Ticonderoga, Paoli, and Yorktown.
• Confederate soldier ambrotype,
  Confederate soldier ambrotype, one-sixth plate image, officer in gray uniform, "No Book…Book(?)" scsratched on verso, minor scratches, lacking case ; with one-ninth plate ferrotype of Confederate officer standing with rifle to ground, thermoplastic case with grapes, double matted, minor peripheral losses to image , (two pieces). Descended in Patton family of Asheville, North Carolina, to Mary Parker, consignor.
• Pattison Virginia Civil War
  Pattison Virginia Civil War sketch (James William Pattison, Illinois/Asheville, North Carolina, 1844-1915), encampment with tents, soldiers and barrel "flue", inscribed "Winter Quarters (1864-5) of the 57th Mass. Vol. Inft. In a pine grove (spared from cutting because of its value as cover to our positions, although when the weather was cold we went long distances to obtain fuel, being obliged to have it in wagons), close to and covering the line of entrenchments before Petersburg, Va. Regiment was very reduced in numbers. "G" Co. mustered only 13 men. Whole number rep[or]ted for duty in reg. About 85 to 90. The principle object…best made and best kept but in camp was occupied by Sergt. Rumney, Corpl. Welch, Corpl. Pattison and later by Bartlett, standing at the head of street of "G" Co.--Jas. Wm. P…The "Crater" was on our left and Ft. Stedman near our rt.", pencil on paper, unframed, 8-1/2 x 5-5/8 in.; found loose in a sketchbook. Toning, handling grime, cut into left edge, paper present. Estate of Patricia Pattison Shuttles, Asheville, North Carolina.
• CIVIL WAR GLASS LIQUOR FLASK - Pale
  CIVIL WAR GLASS LIQUOR FLASK - Pale Blue Patriotic Themed Liquor Flask that belonged to Capt John H. Denton Co K 10th regiment Kentucky Volunteer Infantry marked 'FA&Co' with 'Union' above clasped hands on one side cannon and flag on the other 7 1/
• Confederate General George
  Confederate General George Pickett CDV by Brady An E. & H.T. Anthony backmarked CDV featuring a vignette portrait from a Brady negative. George Pickett (1825-1875) was a Confederate major general primarily remembered for leading ''Picket's Charge'' on the final day of the of Gettysburg an unsuccessful assault the marked the ''High Water Mark of the Confederacy.'' Condition: Very good condition.
• Pattison Virginia Civil War
  Pattison Virginia Civil War painting (Illinois/Asheville, North Carolina, 1844-1915), encampment and headquarters of the 1st Brigade, 1st Division of the 9th Corps, inscribed verso "Hd quarters of 1st Brig., 1st Div., 9th Corps. Down on South Side Railway, upon which the 9th Corps was doing picket duty immediately subsequent to the abandonment of Petersburg by Genl. Lee and previous to the Grand Surrender. All in April 1865--This is a memory sketch made after my return home. Jas. Wm. P.", oil on paper, unframed, 6-1/2 x 10 in., creasing with paint loss at center, 1 in. tear at bottom edge, paper accretion on surface, loss to upper right corner, grime, toning ; with four documents relating to Pattison including an 1864 volunteer enlistment and 1865 military appointment, 9-1/2 x 7-1/2 in. to 10 x 15 in., toning, stains, separations, folds . Estate of Patricia Pattison Shuttles, Asheville, North Carolina.
• GROUP OF FOUR KENNER CLASSIC
  GROUP OF FOUR KENNER CLASSIC COLLECTION VINTAGE BOXED G.I. JOE FIGURINESGROUP OF FOUR KENNER CLASSIC COLLECTION VINTAGE BOXED G.I. JOE FIGURINES, including a Tuskegee Fighter Pilot, U.S. Marine Corps Sniper, General George S. Patton and Dwight D. Eisenhower, each in original boxes (4) Provenance: Estate of General Colin L. Powell, to benefit America's Promise Alliance and the Colin Powell School at City College of New York.
• US WWII Army Air Corps Homefront
  US WWII Army Air Corps Homefront Pillow Covers Lot of Ten Lot includes three covers from the Coastal Artillery two Infantry one Tank Destroyer one Military Police and more. Condition: Very good.
• U.S. WWII Navy PT Boat Painted
  U.S. WWII Navy PT Boat Painted Jacket PT-299 was laid down and launched in 1943 built by Higgins Industries in New Orleans. In October she was assigned to Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 16 (PTRon 16) under the command of Lt. Commander Almer P. Colvin. She was involved in the Aleutian campaign from August 1943 to May 1944 when she was transferred to?the New Guinea-Philippines-Borneo region.?She received a Navy Commendation as part of PTRon 16 for action at Mindoro (PI) in December 1944. Also known as "Pom Pom" and "Lucky Lady " she was taken out of service in November 1945 and destroyed in the Philippines.The British (along with the French Italians and other European nations) began developing Patrol Torpedo Boats in early 1900s and used them in combat during the first World War. It was not until the late 1930s that the U.S. began to seriously develop?its own PT program. As with any other beginnings the early designs had shortcomings. The British design was too short to handle American torpedos and even the slightly longer boat was still to light for rough seas.Just before WWII ELCO was building most American PTs but Higgins and Huckins developed their own designs to compete with ELCO's model. The Navy held a "Plywood Derby" to evaluate the three designs head-to-head. They decided that ELCO had the slightly better design but all three had merit and all were awarded contracts. Higgins built 199 boats by the end of the war (to ELCO's 385 and Huckins' 18) producing one of the longer heavier boats.A rare piece as PT-299 was only active for two and a half years. Condition: Very good. Some crazing in paint.
• Pathe Coq On wooden
  Pathe Coq On wooden board.Provenance: Dr. Richard PopeE
• US WWII Homefront Patriotic Pins
  US WWII Homefront Patriotic Pins Lot of Seventy Lot includes such pins as USO IKE McArthur Patton American War Mothers Defend America First and many more. Condition: Very good.
• US WWII Homefront Items Lot of
  US WWII Homefront Items Lot of Ten Lot includes: WLS The Prairie Farmer Station Invasion Map Whiz Bang the book They Were Expendable Armored Force US Battleships at War Army & Navy joke book Joe Palooka #3 and more. Condition: Very good.
• General William T. Sherman
  General William T. Sherman letter, ALS, to General Robert Patterson from General William T. Sherman (1820-1891, served as general for the Union Army in the Civil War), dated May 5, 1877, addressed to General Patterson in New York on stationery marked "Headquarters Army of the United States, Washington, D.C.", 28 lines responding to a dinner invitation and discussing the approaching visit of General Grant and other military issues, "…but regret extremely that I cannot be with you on the 11th for have the difficult task to undertake of carrying on war and an army without money…", 8 x 10 in. Lot accompanied by photo taken at the Patterson mansion at an anniversary dinner of the Aztec Club. The military figures include General Robert Patterson (seated fourth from left) and General Ulysses Grant to his right, (two pieces). Folds, toning, minor stains, fading. Descended through the Family of General Robert Patterson, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• * Tom Patton Miller (American
  * Tom Patton Miller (American 1945-2000) Screen 1992 color poster signed Tom Miller and dated (lower right) 20 1/2 x 19 1/2 inches.
• US WWII Army MOS Homefront Pillow
  US WWII Army MOS Homefront Pillow Covers Lot of Twenty Lot includes: two covers from the Military Police two from the Coastal Artillery two Signal Corps three Armored Units and one Ordnance Depot. From Parris Island SC; Camp Lejeune NC; Cherry Point NC; USMC ''Remember Pearl Harbor'' cover; and more. Condition: Very good.
• Douglas MacArthur signed letter, 14
  Douglas MacArthur signed letter, 14 typed lines on "General Headquarters, U.S. Armed Forces, Pacific" stationery, November 2, 1945, expressing sympathy to the wife of Lt. Col. Cornelius Z. Byrd upon his death as a prisoner of war, signed "Douglas MacArthur" in black ink, folds, slight fading , with a seven line typed letter dated February 6, 1923, signed "John J. Pershing" as General of the Armies, regarding the retirement of Major Norman H. Davis, separations, toning, pinholes, fading , both 10-1/2 x 8 in., (two pieces). Descended in Family of the Late Admiral John A. Dahlgren, Eastern Shore, Virginia.
• BRONZE STATUE OF A ROMAN SOLDIER
  BRONZE STATUE OF A ROMAN SOLDIER
• US WWII Military Pennants Lot of
  US WWII Military Pennants Lot of Fifteen Lot includes pennants from: three theater-made in Australia;  two USMC pennants one for Guadalcanal  1942 and one for Bougainville; two Camp Shelby Miss.; two Ft. Crook Neb.;  US C.C.C. with side cap;  Camp Butner N. C.; Camp Hood Texas; Ft. Jackson S.C.; Ft. Custer Mich. Condition: Very good.
• COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 40
  COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 40 BOOKS with titles pertaining to American and foreign wars most with dust jackets such as: ''Allies at War (the bitter rivalry between Roosevelt Churchill & DeGaulle'' by Simon Berthobn 1st Carroll & Graf edition 2001; ''General Patton a soldier's life'' by Stan Herson 1st ed. 2002 826 pp; ''Air War-Vietnam'' Drew Middleton 1978; ''Bay of Pigs'' Peter Wyden 1979; ''The Victors'' by Stephen Ambrose 1998; ''Sniper Ace Bruno Sutkus'' introduction by David Robbins 2009; et al.
• KEYSTONE PACKARD ''U.S. ARMY''
  KEYSTONE PACKARD ''U.S. ARMY'' TRUCK Pressed steel painted in olive green features familiar canvas tarp stenciled ''US ARMY '' rubber tires disc wheels. 26'' l. Wear to paint hole at grille (Good Cond.)
• THREE BOXED HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
  THREE BOXED HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Including a Patton floor fan, a Workmate 200 portable work center and vise, and Lasko electronic heater.
• Albert Rosenthal painting
  Albert Rosenthal painting (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1863-1939), "Major General Robert Patterson" in uniform, signed upper left "Albert Rosenthal/1910", inscribed verso "…Painted for Mrs. Lindsay Patterson/by Albert Rosenthal, Phila. 1910", oil on canvas, 30 x 25 in.; original gilt wood and composition French style frame; Lot accompanied by photo taken at the Patterson mansion at an anniversary dinner of the Aztec Club. The military figures include General Robert Patterson (seated fourth from left) and General Ulysses Grant to his right. Original stretcher and tacking edge, grime, minor flaking, accretion; frame with losses. Descended through the Family of General Robert Patterson, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Platt D. Babbitt daguerreotype,
  Platt D. Babbitt daguerreotype, 1853, Niagara Falls at Point View, whole plate image with 12 figures in foreground, original eglomise mat and walnut frame inscribed in brown ink on verso "Taken at Niagara Falls July 20th 1853, Messrs. J.W. Patton, J.A. Patton, W.A. Patton, T.W. Patton, Francis L. Patton, Miss Charlotte Kerr, Mrs. A. J. [sic] Patton, Col. Charles Phillips and Mrs. Charles Phillips, Col. John Hugh Murphey & Col. William Mc___, Walton's Party 12 persons", 6 x 8 in. (sight), frame 14-1/2 x 17 in. Original paper seal around plate with separations, image slightly faded, peripheral finger marks and discoloration, minor soiling beneath glass cover, minor scuffs and wear to frame, portion of original backboard present, inscription faded. James W. Patton (1803-1861) of Asheville, North Carolina, purchased photograph from the artist. Photograph descended to consignor (Mary Parker), great-granddaughter of James W. Patton. For similar example, visit the Getty Museum's web site.
• TWO OF GENERAL POWELL'S ARMY
  TWO OF GENERAL POWELL'S ARMY SOLDIER TRAINING BOOKS, 1964 AND 1978TWO OF GENERAL POWELL'S ARMY SOLDIER TRAINING BOOKS, 1964 AND 1978, Janowitz, Morris. The Professional Soldier: A Social and Political Portrait. London: The Free Press of Glencoe. 1964. With 'Powell' handwritten to upper right of front cover, and to title page. Collins, Arthur S. Jr. Common Sense Training: A Working Philosophy For Leaders. CA: Presidio Press. 1978. With 'Powell' written in black ink on front free endpaper (2) Provenance: Estate of General Colin L. Powell, to benefit America's Promise Alliance and the Colin Powell School at City College of New York.
• Clarence Montford Gihon
  Clarence Montford Gihon (1871-1929 Pennsylvania) Paris Street Scene with WWI Soldiers
• World War II Archive of Nixon
  World War II Archive of Nixon Denton This archive is associated with Nixon C. Denton war correspondent for the Cincinnati Times Star. Lot includes: two four-pocket jackets one officer and one enlisted man's; a painting of an enlisted man in a Air Corps uniform; four letters of service one signed by Douglas MacArthur; and a unit history of the 1st Cavalry Division. Condition: Very good.
• GEORGE S. PATTON (1885-1945):
  GEORGE S. PATTON (1885-1945): SIGNED ENVELOPEpostmarked March 7, 1945 addressed to Miss Anne W. Patton signed "GS Patton" upper left 4 x 9 1/2 inches envelope; 8 1/4 x 13 3/4 inches frame Condition:
• Patton Campbell American, 1926-2006
  Patton Campbell American, 1926-2006 Costume Design for Beverly Sills in Moore's "The Ballad of Baby Doe," 1976 Estimate: $300  - $500
• US WWII Army Air Corps Homefront
  US WWII Army Air Corps Homefront Pillow Covers Lot of Ten Pillow covers includeWendover Uath Smyrna Tenn Stout Field Ind. Craig Field Ala. A.I.T. New York and more. Condition: Very good.
• ERIC R. PATTON, TOWN HALL, PENCIL
  ERIC R. PATTON, TOWN HALL, PENCIL ON PAPER, FRAMED: 25-1/2 X 23-1/2 INEric R. Patton, Town Hall, Pencil on Paper, Framed: 25-1/2 x 23-1/2 in
• [World War I] General John J.
  [World War I] General John J. Pershing TLS to Harrie Hough Participant in Picketts Charge Gettysburg  Pershing John Joseph ''Black Jack'' (1860-1948). Commander of the American forces in World War I and the only man promoted to the rank of General of the Armies of the United States (besides Washington posthumously). A typewritten letter on General of the Armies stationery dated May 15 1922 at Washington addressed to Mr. Harrie Hough a Confederate Army veteran of Pickett's Division congratulating him on his record of service which Pershing says is partly responsible for the courage and fortitude of the soldiers of the generation which was victorious in WWI. Signed John J Pershing boldly in black ink. Condition: Excellent.