First Aid can, 24 units, Motor Vehicle. Medical Item No. 97771. Manufactured by Handy Pad Supply Co. The can has the flat corners, typical for Handy Pad, and a piano hinge. It was produced between June 1943 and March 1944, as indicated by the 5 digit numbering on the label. The rubber is...
First Aid can, 24 units, Motor Vehicle. Medical Item No. 9777100. Manufactured by Elizabeth Arden.This can was produced after March 1944 indicated by the 7 digit numbering on the lid and label. The rubber in the lid is still present and in good shape. The can closes well. Very good condition
Wire cutter in pouch. The wire cutter is 1941 dated, the pouch is 1942 dated. Very good condition.
Leather holster, for the M1911A1 .45 caliber pistol. Marked BoyT and 1944 dated. It still has its inner block and even its original leather thong. Very good condition.
General Purpose strap. 1943 dated. The hardware is in great shape. Very good condition.
First Aid pouch M-1942 type. 1943 dated. It is complete with a Small Battle Dressing produced by the A.E. Halperin Co., Inc. (as seen on page 129, photo nr. 276 in L'Histoire extraordinaire des «First Aid Packet & First Aid Dressing» book and rated as rare). Very good condition.
Cavalry spurs, M-1911. Marked U.S. over W.L. for Whitehorse & Lecompte. Complete with the original buckles and leather straps. As shown in various manuals. Very good condition.
Officer's trousers belt with jump wings on buckle. There are faint markings on the belt. Length seems to be about 32/33. Superb piece for display. Very good condition.
Superior Magneto Corp. lensatic compass in its impregnated pouch. The pouch has a belt hook and closes with two Lift-The-Dot fasteners. Very good condition.
W & L. E. Gurley lensatic compass in its impregnated pouch. The pouch has a belt hook and closes with two Lift-The-Dot fasteners. Very good condition.
Officer's belt buckle with jump wings. The bucket was made by Luxenberg. Very good condition.
Leather shoulder holster for the .45 pistol. Marked Enger Kress. The holster is in great shape and seems to have never been used or greased. It does show age and has a couple of white specks that will probably come off easily. The holster is not dated but it is the M-3 version which was...