First Aid can, 12-Unit, Motor Vehicle. Medical Item No. 9777300. Manufactured by Davis Emergency Equipment Co., Inc. This is the early type can with piano hinge and the Tannic Acid Burn Jelly replaced by Boric Acid ointment. The kit is complete with all the correct boxes according to the...

Jungle Medical Individual kit, M-2 Medical item nr. 9710900. Produced by J.A. Shoe. 1945 dated. Never used and still in its original box. There is a some sticky residue on the cap of the insect repellent bottle (this can probably be removed, if desired). Also the Frazier's Solution has...

YANK magazine of December 15, 1944. The Army weekly by the men... for the men in the service. US Edition. With superb cover photo and filled with great articles, photos, cartoons (Sad Sack!) and Pin Up. Shows use but displays nice. Very good condition.

10-in-1 ration box, Menu #4. Produced by the General Foods Corporation. The date on the side reads May 1944. The inside is clean. It was opened at the bottom which makes it perfect for display as it seems unopened from the top! This box was found in Normandy. These have become hard to find,...

NAVY N-1 winter jacket, aka Deck jacket. Size 40. Contract NXsx 73255 of August 1944. Produced by A. Pritzker & Sons, Boston MA. All buttons and drawstring present. With brass Conmar zipper that functions well. The pull of the zipper still has its original fabric tab. Slight wear only....

Camel cigarettes. Full package with grey paper inner wrapper and 'Free of Tax for US Military Forces' label. An original full Camel package with Free of Tax label is very hard to find. Perfect for display. Very good condition.

YANK magazine of September 15, 1944. The GI magazine by the men... for the men in the service. US edition. With superb cover photo and filled with great articles, photos, cartoons (Sad Sack!) and Pin-Up. The magazine is in above average shape and seems hardly read, if at all. Perfect for...

Campbell Soup crate. Wooden crate that contained 48 cans. On the side it says Cambell soap but the front panel has markings for C ration scans.
It may very well have been reused one way ar the other. The inside is clean. Nice is the fact it was opened at the bottom which makes it very...

High neck sweater, size 38. With very nice 'contrast knitting' at the shoulders, waist and sleeves. The high neck sweater was introduced in 1942 as a replacement for the V neck sweater and the turtle neck sweater. Mistakenly it is often seen as part of the M-1943 uniform but it was introduced...

The Army weekly by the men... for the men in the service. US Edition. Filled with great articles, photos, cartoons (Sad Sack!). The magazine is tattered and the cover pages are loose (priced accordingly). But the 1942 issues are quite hard to find. Nice for display. Good condition.

C ration, Bread unit. Gold lacquered can with blue printing on top. It was produced by the Salerno Biscuit Company and contains Cocoa for beverage. There is no date on the can. The key is present on the bottom. C rations have become increasingly hard to find. Good condition.

K ration crate. Wooden K ration crate that contained 12 K ration set (36 boxes). It was packaged for General Foods Sales Company, Inc.  The printings are still nice. A small chips of wood is missing from the a corner. This crate was found in Normandy recently. It is great for display. Also see...