P-38 can openers from the box. This is a unique find, a 1943 dated box with P-38 can openers from The Washburn Company! You pay for 9 but receive 10 P-38 can openers straight from the box! There is some corrosion on the steel openers and some minor rust on the wrappers. The...
10-in-1 ration box sleeve Menu #5 Sleeves that were around 10-in-1 ration boxes are super hard to find. They were discarded, used or burnt up. The rarity is such that it warrants a place in a collection. Or it can be used to complete a box. This sleeve was recovered in Normandy. It is dated...
10-in-1 ration box Menu #3 sleeve section. Sleeves that were around 10-in-1 ration boxes are super hard to find. They were discarded, used or burnt up. The rarity is such that it warrants a place in a collection. The pice is nice for display and will look great framed. Very good condition.
10-in-1 ration box Menu #5 sleeve section. Sleeves that were around 10-in-1 ration boxes are super hard to find. They were discarded, used or burnt up. This section was recovered in Normandy. The rarity is such that it warrants a place in a collection.It is nice for display and will look great...
10-in-1 ration box Menu #3 sleeve section. Sleeves that were around 10-in-1 ration boxes are super hard to find. They were discarded, used or burnt up. This section was recovered in Normandy. The rarity is such that it warrants a place in a collection. It is still nice for display and will...
10-in-1 ration box with sleeve, Menu # 5. Produced by the Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company and March 1944 dated. The inside is clean but the bottom of the box is fragile. The sleeve was cut in a corner when it was opened. Someone tried to repair this by glueing a piece of paper on the inside. This is...
10-in-1 ration box with sleeve, Menu # 3. Produced by the General Foods Corporation and April 1944 dated. The box was opened at the bottom which makes it perfect for display as it appears unopened from the top. The inside is clean but a short flap is missing. The sleeve is July 1943 dated and...
10-in-1 ration, Menu No. 1 leaflet. Small leaflet that was in the 1st half of 5 rations boxes of the 10-in-1 ration. These are extremely hard to find on the loose. It has a stain (priced accordingly). Also see last photo of wartime Army publication on rations. Good condition.
10-in-1 ration, Menu No. 5 leaflet. Small leaflet that was in the 1st half of 5 rations boxes of the 10-in-1 ration. These are extremely hard to find on the loose. Also see last photo of wartime Army publication on rations. Very good condition.
1st half of 5 rations box. There is no Menu designation present. Part of the 10-in-1 ration. First half ration boxes are very hard to find because they were made of more fragile corrugated cardboard (and not fibre board as the second half boxes). This box still has its original waxed inner box...
Assorted Charms, fruit candy roll. GI's favorite! These have the 1940 copyright date on the full color wrapper but were produced until 1944. In 1944 the new beige color wrapper was introduced. See also WWII photo of confections were the beige candy roll (named Fruit Drops) is shown in the...
Beech-Nut chewing gum. Unopened package which contains five Spearmint flavoured sticks of gum straight from the box. Early war production indicated by the use of aluminum foil and cellophane. Later on these materials were reserved for the war effort. Also see photo of 1940 advertisement....