American Rifleman magazine of July 1941. With superb full cover photo of paratrooper. The magazine contains 56 pages with great articles of which one about paratroopers. It is perfect for display or framing. Very good condition.
E-17 survival kit flasks. Both flasks still have their wire bail closure. The printing of the contents on both flasks is clear. As issued to Aircrews. Very good condition.
415th Infantry Regiment (104th Division) DI. Pinback. NS Meyer New York marked. Very good condition.
4th Division patch. Used. With nice solid white back. Very good condition.
Lucky Strike cigarette package (empty). The blue tax label has series 110 indicating the package is from 1940. Although empty it is perfect for display. Good condition.
Iconic WWII Zippo lighter with black crackle finish as coveted by all GI's. This is the three barrel hinge type which was produced as of 1943. During the war Zippo only produced lighter for the US Army (see photo of advertisement). These were made of steel with a black crackle finish to...
Rucksack strap, aka 'bellyband'. Usually missing from the rucksack and not easy to find on the loose. The hardware has some rust and the spring of the hook is a bit loose (priced accordingly). Good condition.
Pinback distinctive insignia. No hallmark but definitely US made and vintage. Very good condition.
4th Ranger Battalion scroll. Used. Embroidered on felt with gauze backing. This unit saw action in Sicily and Italy. Very good condition.
Key for ration the can of a K ration. It could do with some cleaning. Also see photo of complete K ration with key. Very good condition.
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1st Division patch. Used. With a super nice solid white back. Very good condition.
Wooden toy made by Wood Commodities Corp. Typical wartime item when toys were no longer made of steel, which was all preserved for the war industry. The jeep measures about 26 x 12 centimeters. It has some damage, repairs and small parts missing (the cardboard steering wheel, pintle hook and...