Large size matchbook from Borden General Hospital. Very good condition.

Pal shaving blades. Package of 5 blades straight from the box! Excellent 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...

Evans Spitfire lighter. Smooth black painted brass lighter with wind guard. Still has about all of its paint. The lighter functions properly and works! Nice piece thats is excellent for display or 'use in the field'. Similar to the black crackle finish lighter in the GI Collector's Guide...

With great graphics. It was never used but has slight glue residue on the back from being in a scrapbook. Good condition.

With great graphics. It was glued in a scrapbook and has damage on the back. Couple of matches missing. Good condition.

1944 dated. Very good condition.

Cardboard box of the famous brand Diamond that contained 48 wartime matchbooks. Clean inside. Excellent for display. Very good condition.

Consisting of the long and short chain. Excellent condition.

Complete deck in its original box. With patriotic design. A Pinochle deck consists of two copies of each, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace card of all four suits, making a deck of 48 cards. Very good condition.

Matchbook cover with nice graphics. The matches are no longer present. Very good condition.

OD green painted brass lighter with uncommon vertical line pattern. The lighter is complete with its wind guard. Currently the lighter isn't working but the mechanism is fine. Some cleaning, a new flint and lighter fluid may get the lighter to fire again. Nice piece thats is excellent for...