Field Tourniquet in its cardboard box. Medical item Nn. 93780 (pre March 1944). Produced by Kops Brothers, Inc. (as seen on page 211, photo nr. 964 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Very good...
Eye dressing set M-2. Cardboard box that containes items for eye care. Complete kit. Medical Item nr. 9109510. Produced by A.E. Halperin Co. Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Good condition.
Eye dressing set M-2. Cardboard box that contains items for eye care. Complete kit in box with blue print. Medical Item nr. 9109510 (with M-2 addition and blotted out number 9109500 of the previous type of kit). Produced by A.E. Halperin Co. Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Very...
4 Bandage Compresses, full box. Medical Item No. 9200500. Produced by the Handy Pad Supply Co. Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Very god condition.
Pebeco tooth powder. Full ½ oz can for 25 cents from start of the war. This can is hard to find. Very good condition.
Wooden 105mm ammunition crate. April 1944 dated. It still has the steel wires. This crate was found in the area of Carentan recently. Please note it is heavy to ship, adjustment of shipping may be needed. Good condition.
Coca Cola insert of thick cardboard. This large sign measures about 76 x 129 centimeters. It is dated 1943 in the lower left corner and was presented in the Coca Cola 1943 Advertising Price List, Supplement (see last photos). During the war Coca Cola could no longer produce advertising signs...
Coca Cola insert of thick cardboard. This large sign measures about 76 x 129 centimeters. It is dated 1942 in the lower left corner and was presented in the Coca Cola 1942 Advertising Price List (see last photos). During the war Coca Cola could no longer produce advertising signs of enameled...
Steel soap box with black crackle paint finish. Has small plate with United States Navy Air Corps. The box is in in great shape inside and out and seems not to have been used. Nice piece for display and quite hard to find. Good condition.
Burial bottles. Six small green vials in their original cardboard box. These bottles were to be buried along with GI's who were killed in combat. They were used to store Graves Registration form No. 1 or any piece of paper with identifying information about the soldier. The bottles in this box...
Stars and Stripes newspaper of July 6, 1944. Rare single page Continental Edition, Vol. 1 No. 3 which was printed 'Somehwere in France', which was actually in Cherbourg, liberated on June 26, 1944. From July 4 to August 19, 1944 the Continental Edition of The Stars and Stripes was printed at...
Stars and Stripes newspaper of July 5, 1944. Rare single page Continental Edition, Vol. 1 No. 2 which was printed 'Somehwere in France', which was actually in Cherbourg, liberated on June 26, 1944. From July 4 to August 19, 1944 the Continental Edition of The Stars and Stripes was printed at...