Cartridge belt for the M1 Garand rifle. 1943 dated with steel hardware. All inner straps present. Very good condition.
Pistol belt, M-1936. 1942 dated. With steel hardware. Very good condition.
TL-122-B anglehead flashlight produced by Bright Star. This is the first type made of OD green plastic. Currently the flashlight isn't working but this may be a small fix or the bulb. Very good condition.
M-1943 Folding shovel & carrier. The folding shovel is 1944 dated. The carrier is the first type of OD3 shade canvas with fixed hanger. It is 1943 dated. Comes from an old collection in Normandie. Very good condition.
45th Division unit history. This is the official 45th Division history book that was printed in 1946. It contains 220 pages with many photos, maps and drawings. 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...
Red painted ripcord assembly. As used on the AN-6513, A-4 and T-5 parachutes. Very good condition.
Thunderbolt across Europe. This is the official 83rd Division history book that was printed in Germany, most likely in 1945. It contains 120 pages with many photos, several multicolor fold out campaign maps and supplement. This is the hard to find original version, not a reprint. It still has...
European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign ribbon. With one battle star. As worn on the Class A jacket by infantry and paratroopers. Very good condition.
European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign ribbon with brass back plate. As worn on the Class A jacket by infantry and paratroopers. Very good condition.
Two Sulfanilamide shaker packages taped together. As typically found in the E-17 survival kit. Each package contains a 5 grams shaker. Medical item nr. 91211. Produced by Hynson, Westcott & Dunning Inc. Very good condition.
Yellow plastic tube with Atabrine tablets. The tube is about 10 centimeters long. As found in various First Aid and survival kits. Very good condition.
Sweetheart Jeep pin. Typical mid war patriotic pin made of gold painted celluloid when all brass was reserved for the war effort. It measures about 6 centimeters. Still has its original pin which functions fine. Minimal paint loss at the screen and helmet of the driver. Because of their...