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Matchbook from K ration. Typically for K ration matches it only has one row of ten matches. K ration items are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Also see photo of K ration with similar matchbook. Very good condition.
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Matching set of unmarked pinback bars. With nice patina. Very good condition.
Fold out card with nice graphics and mock compass. Complete with its original envelope. Both the trainer and card are 1944 dated. Excellent condition.
Original red wool flag with sewn on single star. Measures about 128 x 88 centimeters. With heavy brass eyelets and the leather attachments in the loop. Manufacturers stamp is present but very faint. The red is slightly discolored. Anthony C. McAuliffe (to name one) was Brigade General when the...
Parachute harness strap. Original Type VIII cotton webbing with black center thread. The total length of the strap is not known but the roll measures 18 centimetres in diameter. Perfect for repairs or 'rigger made' paratrooper equipment. Very good condition.
Small card with the "Roll On 28th" song text. This is hard to find and super nice for display. Very good condition.
Stars and Stripes newspaper of November 10, 1944. Paris Edition with headline article 'Patton Opens 4 attacks'. The newspaper consists of four pages. Very good condition.
Black plastic toothbrush holder. Straight from the box. Very good condition.
The Charlston Gazette EXTRA Edition of August 15, 1944 with headline 'Allies Land Army In South France'. It consists of 8 pages and contains all the news about the landings in Southern France. The paper is a bit fragile as to be expected from a 79 year old newspaper but it is still in amazing...
The Evening Star newspaper of June 6, 1944 with headline 'ALLIES ESTABLISH BEACHHEADS IN FRANCE; TANKS, TROOPS PUSH SEVERAL MILES INLAND'. The newspaper consists of two sections of 16 and 20 pages respectively and contains all the news about D Day. Great item for the upcoming 80th anniversary...
Colgate tooth powder. Full 2 ⅕ oz steel can as produced at the beginning of the war. It still has the price of 25 cents in grease pencil on the front. Very good condition.