This is the official 3rd Division book that was printed in 1947. The book contains nearly 600 pages with many maps and photos plus roster in the back. This is the hard to find original version, not a reprint. This book is a 'must have' for the WWII history buff or anyone with a specific...

Second half of 5 rations box, menu #4. Part of the 10-in-1 ration. Complete with all its flaps. This box was found in Normandy recentlydy. Very good condition.

Royal Crown Cola sign. Cardboard sign with two GI's in service coats drinking Royal Crown cola. It measures about 71 x 28 centimeters. It is 1943 dated. 1943 is also the year the comedy movie Happy Go Lucky featuring Mary Martin was filmed. The sign has some damage and discoloration but is...

Sewing kit aka 'housewife'. It contains buttons, thread, needles and safety pins. ID-ed to an Air Corps officer. Nice for display, footlocker or 'use in the field'. Very good condition.

Unused CLIX razor set. Some stains to the case. Very good condition.

Unused STAR razor set. Some stains to the case. Very good condition.

5th Ranger Battalion scrol with fat letteringl. Embroidered on felt with gauze backing. This unit landed Omaha Beach on D Day. Later it was involved in the battles for Brest and the Hurtgen Forest. 5th Ranger Battlion scrolls are becoming very hard to find. Very good condition.

Malted Milk tablets. Small roll that was part of various rations. Produced by the Beech-Nut Packaging Co. Version with paper inner wrapper. Very good condition.

Wrist compass. Manufactured by the Superior Magneto Corp. 1944 dated on the side. Complete with its original leather strap with brass buckle. Very good condition.

Winter drawers. Early type of grey wool / cotton blend. Adjustable with a drawstring. 1943 dated. Very good condition.

Single steel dogtag that belonged to Charles Vaxer, ASN 32814863, who enlisted on February 24, 1943. He was of Hebrew religion, indicated by the H in the lower right corner. Vaxer served in the ETO with the 203rd Engineer Battalion. Nice item with research potential. Very good condition.

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. It is in above average shape and seems hardly read, if at all. Perfect for display and will look great framed. Very good...