Pebeco tooth powder. Full new wartime metal-saving 1 ¼ oz. container made of cardboard. Typical mid war production when the war was at its peak and metals were saved for the war effort. These cardboard containers are extremely difficult to find because not many survived. Nice wartime display...
Full early wartime 3 ½ oz can for 25 cents. Interesting it has the increased price of 30 cents writen with grease pencil at the top. See also 1943 advertisement for the same product in the new wartime metal-saving container that replaced the steel can. This can is hard to find. Very good...
Patriotic pencil set. Stamped US Air Corps, Army and Navy respectively. Typically the pencils have plastic eraser holders as all steel was reserved for the war production. They were never used or sharpened. Nice for display or in the map case. Very good condition.
Pal shaving blades, American Red Cross gift. Package of 5 blades straight from the box! Typically the master box has no printing and the packages are no longer wrapped in cellophane. This was found in Normandy. Excellent condition.
Pal shaving blades. Package of 5 blades straight from the box! Excellent condition.
Steel oiler for the M1 rifle. Complete with brush and cord. Very good condition.
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.
MP armband. Felt on felt construction. Complete with steel safety pin. It has a small hole and a cut but these are hardly noticeable. These are becoming harder to find. Very good condition.
MP armband. Felt on felt construction. It has buttons like those of an M-41 jacket and button holes added to it. Nice personal touch. One corner has a small tear. These armbands are becoming harder to find. Very good condition.
Early type aluminum meat can. 1942 dated. Some dents in the bottom but nothing major. Very good condition.
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...