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Burn-Injury set. Cardboard box that contained two tubes of Boric Acid ointment, one tube remains. Medical Item nr. 9103800. Typical mustard yellow laminated box produced by Burroughs, Wellcome & Co. (as seen on page 28, photo nr. 383 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits...
Winter combat trousers, aka tanker bibs. First type wool lined trousers with non-detacheable suspenders and cotton ties at the bottoms of the legs. The front- and righthand side Talon zippers are original and working. The pants show use and only have one tie remaining on each leg. There is a...
Bloodchit as issued to air crews flying over soviet controlled airspace. As used during Operation Frantic and other missions. Good condition.
Coca Cola fighting plane sign, B-17. Cardboard sign that measures about 38.5 x 33 centimeters. In 1943 Coca Cola published the first series of 20 fighting planes signs. In 1944 the second series was published. This is the Boeing "Fortress" B-17 Heavy Bomber of the second series. The sign is...
OD painted steel soap box with embossed lid. Never used and still in its wrapper. Impossible to upgrade and perfect for display. Excellent condition.
29th Division patch. Unused. With a super nice snowy back. Very good condition.
Emergency parachute ration. Canned ration that was part of the C-1 survival vest. It is complete with taped on P-38 can opener. Original ration items have become exceedingly hard to find. Very good condition.
A-2 flight jacket, size 42. Iconic leather jacket that was used by air crews (and anyone who could get one) throughout WWII. The tag under the collar is present. It is a Rough Wear Clothing Co. production. The jacket has a steel Talon zipper which works as it should (although care should be...
OD plastic Swanson 'Tonette' flute with its original leatherette cover. The Tonette flute was patented in December 1938 (see last photo of patent D112623). The US Army stimulated the use of items for entertainment like this for the troops. It was cheap to produce, didn't use critical materials...
Official Bugle OD Plastic. Produced by Aman. The bugle was cheap to produce, didn't use critical materials and the plastic lasted long. No mouthpiece present but this can be replaced with a brass one which is better too. Nice for display or 'use in the field'. Very good condition.
Headband A.A.L.C. Co. with flat brass buckle and 3rd type springclips. 1945 dated. The headband is unused condition and great for display or to be put in a liner. Very good condition.