Single steel NOK dogtag that belonged to John W. Bank ASN 33220722, who enlisted on July 7, 1942. This dogtag was dug up in the South of France. Int had the laundry pin attached to it. Nice item with research potential. Very good condition.

Set of steel dogtags that belonged to officer William P. Bacon, ASN O-854610. The dogtags are attached to a ball chain. Nice set with research potential. Very good condition.

Set of steel NOK dogtags that belonged to Thomas A. Preston, ASN 12081550, who enlisted on February 6, 1942. The dogtags are attached to an early type chain with J hooks. Nice set with research potential. Very good condition.

Dogtags chain in sachet. Early type Sterling silver dogtags chain with J hooks. Hard to find item. Very good condition.

Set of steel dogtags that belonged to officer Robert F. Chase, ASN O-5446546. The dogtags are attached to a ball chain. Nice set with research potential. Very good condition.

Set of steel dogtags that belonged to Morris Cohen, ASN 33275002, who enlisted on May 11, 1942. Cohen was of Hebrew religion, indicated by the H in the lower right corner. The dogtags are attached to a ball chain. Nice set with research potential. Very good condition.

Dogtags chain. Early type Sterling silver dogtags chain with J hooks. Hard to find item. Very good condition.

Set of Monel NOK dogtags that belonged to Rudolph Gerner, ASN 37313118. The dogtags are attached to a plastic cord which is a bit stiff as usual. Nice set with research potential. Very good condition.

Plastic 'Elastic-Glass' dogtags cord on its cardboard. The plastic cord is a bit stiff as usual. The patentnumber 2,288,313 was granted on June 30, 1942. Nice for display. Very good condition.

Dogtag ball chain in wrapper. Consisting of the long and short chain.1945 dated on the wrapper. Unissued and straight from the box. Excellent condition. Buy 4 get 5 !

Set of steel NOK dogtags that belonged to Nathan Lacherk, ASN 38049382, who enlisted in 1942. He was of Hebrew religion indicated by the H in the lower right corners.  The dogtags are attached to an early type chain with J hooks. Hebrew dogtag sets are not easy to find. Nice set with research...

Single steel dogtag that belonged to Charles Vaxer, ASN 32814863, who enlisted on February 24, 1943. He was of Hebrew religion, indicated by the H in the lower right corner. Vaxer served in the ETO with the 203rd Engineer Battalion. Nice item with research potential. Very good condition.