Lucky Strike cigarettes. Full package with grey paper inner wrapper and special Army free of tax label. The blue tax label has series 114 indicating the package is from 1944. The cellophane is slightly loose at the top but the package is in great shape. This was the most popular brand among...

Lucky Strike cigarettes. Full package with grey paper inner wrapper. The blue tax label has series 112 indicating the package is from 1942. The cellophane has split due to age but overall the package is in great shape. Lucky Strike was the most popular brand among GI's. Very good condition. 

Original cotton 48 star flag of sewn construction with printed star section. It is 3 x 5 feet which measures about 92 x 152 centimeters. It was produced by Premier and has steel rings (brass was used for the war production). Very good condition.

Aeronautic First Aid kit pouch, type IV. Medical item nr. 9776600. Made of impregnated canvas. The Talon zipper works well. These kits were mounted in the fuselage of airplanes and often taken by paratroopers to get some additional supplies. Nice item for display or as a project to fill with...

Cartridge belt for the M1 Garand rifle. 1942 dated with steel and brass hardware. All inner straps present. The belt shows age and a the upper part of the steel clip at the back is broken off (price accordingly). Good condition.

Black rubber lightweight service gasmask. The mask itself is 1943 dated, the canister March 1944. The rubber is very supple. Perfect for display or to put it in an empty pouch. Very good condition.

First Aid can, 12 units, Motor Vehicle. Medical Item No. 9777300. Manufactured by Elizabeth Arden, these are much harder to find than the cans produced by other makers.  The rubber in the lid is still present and in good shape. The can closes well. Very good condition

The Thunderbolt across Europe. 83rd Division multi color fold out unit history / campaign map. It measures about 87 x 73 centimeters. It was most likely printed in Germany. It will look awesome framed. Very good condition.

Lucky Strike four cigarette pack from K ration. Lucky Strike was the most popular brand among GI's. The package still has its original cellophane but it is loose on one side and it has some staining and a hole caused by the ration can. K ration items are becoming increasingly difficult to...

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 narrow golden 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...

1st Division unit history. Souvenir booklet that was issued to the troops. The 1st Division booklet in particular is hard to find. Very good condition.

C ration can empty, Bread unit. Gold lacquered can which is December 1942 dated. Cardboard has been inserted to keep the top in its place. Missing its key on the bottom but very nice for display. C rations are becoming increasingly hard to find. Very good condition.