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...
Aluminum matchbox holder made from the remains of a Zero airplane. It is marked Oro Bay, N.G. April 18, 1943' on the side, Carroll Keith Moffatt Major Infantry O-247758 on the front and Cap Zero R.A.A.F. Crash Boat on the back. The inside still has some greenish paint. On Oro Bay New Guinea...
Pal shaving blades. Package of 5 blades straight from the box! Excellent condition.
Full matchbook with nice graphics. It was never struck and all matches are present. Very good condition.
Clix shaving blades shop display. Cardboard display that contained twenty packages in its original box. Very good condition.
US Paratroops Camp Mackall Matchbook cover. With nice graphics. The matches are no longer present. This piece is hard to find. Very good condition.
A-9 hand energized flashlight The flashlight is 1944 dated. It still works and has its thread and spare bulb. A red proofing stamp is on the bottom. Perfect for display. Very good condition
Large size matchbook from Borden General Hospital. Very good condition.
Evans Spitfire lighter. Super nice smooth green painted brass lighter with wind guard. Still has about all of its paint. The lighter functions properly and works! It only needed some fuel. Nice piece thats is excellent for display or 'use in the field'. Also see the GI Collector's Guide Volume...
Mollé brushless shaving cream box. Special service package master box that contained twelve tubes of shaving cream. Clean inside. Excellent for display. Very good condition.
TNT block, ½ Pound, empty. This was found in Normandie recently. Two available. Good condition.
Steel oiler for the M1 rifle. Complete with brush and cord. Very good condition.