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The GI paper by the men... for the men in the service. British Edition. Filled with great articles, photos, cartoons (Sad Sack!) and Pin-Up. Very good condition.
The Army weekly by the men... for the men in the service. US Edition. Filled with great articles, photos, cartoons (Sad Sack!) and Pin-Up. Shows use but displays nice. Very good condition.
The GI paper by the men... for the men in the service. British Edition. Filled with great articles, photos, cartoons (Sad Sack!) and Pin-Up. Very good condition.
Paper bag that was folded around the bottle to avoid dripping. This was common when soft drinks were still cooled on ice. Also see image of 1932 patent. Photo with bottle is to demonstrate the use of the bag. Excellent condition.
Paper bag that was folded around the bottle to avoid dripping. This was common when soft drinks were still cooled on ice. Also see image of 1932 patent. Photo with bottle is to demonstrate the use of the bag. Excellent condition.
Paper bag that was folded around the bottle to avoid dripping. This was common when soft drinks were still cooled on ice. Also see image of 1932 patent. Photo with bottle is to demonstrate the use of the bag. Excellent condition.
Paper bag that was folded around the bottle to avoid dripping. This was common when soft drinks were still cooled on ice. Also see image of 1932 patent. Photo with bottle is to demonstrate the use of the bag. Excellent condition.
Envelope of 23 x 19 centimeters that contains folded leaflets filled with excellent cartoons and Pin Ups. Copyrighted 1944. For the photos an envelope has been opened but you will receive a closed example. There is moisture damage to the envelope and some of the pages but overall it is not too...
With great graphics. Never used and straight from the box. Nice wartime display item. Excellent condition.
Unused. Five gold bars, each representing 6 months of service overseas. Embroidered on felt with gauze backing. As worn on the sleeve of the Class A jacket by infantry and paratroopers. Very good condition.
Unused. Six gold bars, each representing 6 months of service overseas. Embroidered on felt with gauze backing. As worn on the sleeve of the Class A jacket by infantry and paratroopers. Excellent condition.