Cold War U.S. Army Officer - Named - Korea and 46 similar items

A rare and deeply personal Cold War military archive belonging to U.S. Army Captain Bobby E. Hill, who served with the 7th Missile Battalion, 2nd Artillery in Korea during 1965-1966, at the height of the Nike missile air defense era. This historically significant grouping includes Captain Hill's original presentation goblet, engraved brass officer's tray, official movement orders, unit insignia, service ribbons, photographs, and personal effects ? all preserved together from a single officer's service. Highlights include: ? Engraved presentation goblet "Bobby E. Hill - 7th MSL BN - 2nd Army - Korea 65-66 - The Second First" (Estimated value: $125) ? Custom engraved brass presentation tray / ashtray. Engraved "To Capt Hill - 15 Feb 66" with names of fellow officers (Estimated value: $175) ? Authentic Cold War missile unit insignia (3 pieces) - "The Second First," "Militant," and "Night Hides Not" (Estimated value: $90 total) ? Original U.S. Movement Orders / Laissez-Passer (named).Travel document for Captain Hill and family. (Estimated value: $60) ? Fort Bliss Thanksgiving menu - 7th Missile Battalion. Period military mess hall ephemera. (Estimated value: $40) ? Original service photographs (4 images) Officer portrait and field photos (Estimated value: $80 total) ? Service ribbons, rank insignia, embroidered patches name tapes. Captain bars, ribbon racks, cloth unit items (Estimated value: $90 total) ? Foreign souvenir / commemorative enamel pin Period Cold War era military souvenir (Estimated value: $25) ? Total conservative individual value: $685 if sold separately Offered here as a complete, intact historical grouping, which significantly enhances both collectible and display value. This is not a reproduction lot or assembled grouping ? all pieces originate from the same officer and represent a cohesive, provenance-rich Cold War U.S. Army archive. A rare opportunity to acquire a fully documented missile-era officer collection ideal for serious collectors, historians, museums, or display.