Iconic WWII Zippo lighter with black crackle finish as coveted by all GI's.  This is the four barrel hinge type which was produced until 1942. During the war Zippo only produced lighter for the US Army (see photo of advertisement). These were made of steel with a black crackle finish to...

Iconic WWII Zippo lighter with black crackle finish as coveted by all GI's. This is the three barrel hinge type which was produced as of 1943. During the war Zippo only produced lighter for the US Army (see photo of advertisement). These were made of steel with a black crackle finish to...

Iconic WWII Zippo lighter with black crackle finish as coveted by all GI's. This is the three barrel hinge type which was produced as of 1943. During the war Zippo only produced lighter for the US Army (see photo of advertisement). These were made of steel with a black crackle finish to...

Iconic WWII Zippo lighter with black crackle finish as coveted by all GI's. This is the three barrel hinge type which was produced as of 1943. During the war Zippo only produced lighter for the US Army (see photo of advertisement). These were made of steel with a black crackle finish to...

Iconic WWII Zippo lighter with black crackle finish as coveted by all GI's. This is the three barrel hinge type which was produced as of 1943. During the war Zippo only produced lighter for the US Army (see photo of advertisement). These were made of steel with a black crackle finish to...

Iconic WWII Zippo lighter with black crackle finish as coveted by all GI's. This is the four barrel hinge type which was produced until 1942. During the war Zippo only produced lighter for the US Army (see photo of advertisement). These were made of steel with a black crackle finish to prevend...

USAAF flying sunglasses, Bausch & Lomb. Nickel plated frame with green lenses. Marked Bausch & Lomb on the bridge. The ends of the temples have been taped for comfort, a nice personal touch. Complete with their original velvet lined aluminum case.  Superb for display. Very good...

GI spectacles. Army issue eyeglasses in their velvet lined case. Marked AO (American Optical) Ful-Vue 1 on the bridge. These belonged to to Harrison O. Minton, ASN 17058486, who enlisted on July 17, 1942. Original wartime GI spectacles are becoming very hard to find. This example is superb for...

Red Cross armband, medical item nt 9913500. Cotton armband as worn by all medics. The cross is attached with the correct zig-zag stitching. The Geneva convention 1929 stamp is still present It also has the medic's ID card number stamped on the back. Complete with steel safety pin. Very good...

Army Sewing kit aka 'housewife'. It contains buttons, thread, needles and safety pins. Nice for display, footlocker or 'use in the field'. Very good condition.

Box for twelve trench mirrors. Empty box that contained twelve glass trench mirrors. It's still has its carbpoard separators and papers for protection. Clean inside. Excellent for display. Very good condition.