January 1945 issue. The size is about that of YANK magazine (about 26.5 x 36 centimeters). It contains 36 pages with great photos, 'interesting articles', cartoons and advertisements. This is the type of entertainment GI's loved. Magazines such as these are hard to find today as they were...

Deck B of the two decks published by Esquire magazine in 1941. The deck is packaged in a luxury box and complete with its four suits, 1941 dated Joker and Bridge scoring card. As advertised in various Esquire magazines (advertisements do not come with the playing cards). Varga was the Nr 1 Pin...

Magazine of March 1944. With great cover photo and no ugly label. Filled with many photos and excellent articles. Very good condition.

Magazine of December 1943. With great cover photo and no ugly label. Filled with many photos and excellent articles. Very good condition.

Magazine of November 1943. With great cover photo and no ugly label. Filled with many photos and excellent articles. Very good condition.

Magazine of September 1943. With great cover photo and no ugly label. Filled with many photos and excellent articles. Very good condition.

Magazine of August 1943. With great cover photo and no ugly label. Filled with many photos and excellent articles. Very good condition.

Magazine of March 1943. With great cover photo and no ugly label. Filled with many photos and excellent articles. Very good condition.

Magazine of November 1942. With great cover photo and no ugly label. Filled with many photos and excellent articles. Very good condition.

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. Excellent for display and will look great framed. Very good condition.

Unmarked collar device. With flat face patent numbered clutches. Very good condition.

Full deck consisting of the four suits and Joker in its original box. The cards were never played with and where still wrapped in cellophane. The cellophane has been carefully opened on one side to make display of the cards possible. Extra nice are the designs of the Jack, Queen and King. The...