Burn-Injury set. Cardboard box that contains two tubes of Boric Acid ointment and two spatulas. Medical Item nr. 91042 (pre March 1944). Produced by Lambert Pharmacy Co. a less common maker. As seen in the book US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4. As...

Rangers patch. With nice snowy back. Super example of an original Rangers lozenge. These have become exceedingly hard to find. Very good condition.

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...

German language guide. 1944 dated. It contains 68 pages with nice graphics. Very good condition.

USAAF AN-6513 harness. Early type parachute harness as used by Army Air Force bomber crews. It has the painted red color code (to be combined with the red marked parachute pack). All steel parts and hooks are present and in working order. The harness is complete with its backpad and still has...

Emergency uses of the parachute. AAF manual No. 60-1. Small booklet that was in the book compartment of each parachute pack. February 1945 dated. It contains 24 pages. Typically the booklet has been folded to fit the book compartment. Very good condition.

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.

Coca Cola steel tray. Coca Cola came up with a new design each year. This is the design of 1941. It is dated at the bottom of the image. Production of these trays stopped after 1942 when all the steel went to the war industry. The tray is in great above average shape with vibrant colours....

Coca Cola steel tray. Coca Cola came up with a new design each year. This is the design of 1938. It is dated on the green stripe at the bottom of the image. Production of these trays stopped after 1942 when all the steel went to the war industry. The tray is in great above average shape with...