Aluminum matchbox holder made from the remains of a Zero airplane. It is marked Oro Bay, N.G. April 18, 1943' on the side, Carroll Keith Moffatt Major Infantry O-247758 on the front and Cap Zero R.A.A.F. Crash Boat on the back. The inside still has some greenish paint. On Oro Bay New Guinea...

Large size soft cover book about the assault on Omaha Beach and Point du Hoc. It was published by the Historical Division of the War Department in 1945. This hard to find book is without a doubt the best documented book available. 168 pages with many photos, maps and fold outs. A 'must have'...

This is the official VIIth Corps softcover book. It is the second edition and it was printed in Germany in 1945. The books contains 152 pages with two multicolor fold outs plus many maps and photos. This book is a 'must have' for the WWII history buff or anyone with a specific interest in one...

Empty Life raft ration can without lid. Still suitable for display. Very good condition.

114th Infantry Regiment (44th Division) DI. Early screw back type.  Very good condition.

143rd Infantry Regiment (36th Division) DI. Early screw back type. There are engravings on the back, possibly initials. Very good condition.

Enlisted Men's wool shirt, size 15-33 re-stamped. All buttons present. The sleeves are adorned with a 15th Air Force patch and Technical Sergeant chevrons. What makes the shirt great for display is the fact there are no ruptured duck and service stripes of the end of war present. Very good...

Used. Two gold bars, each representing 6 months of service overseas. Printed on rubberized material. As worn on the sleeve of the Class A jacket by infantry and paratroopers. Very good condition.

Evans Spitfire lighter. Smooth black painted brass lighter with wind guard. Still has about all of its paint. The lighter functions properly and works! Nice piece thats is excellent for display or 'use in the field'. Similar to the black crackle finish lighter in the GI Collector's Guide...

US Edition of 8 pages. The newspaper is a bit fragile but still in nice shape for its age. It will look awesome framed. Very good condition.

LIFE magazine of July 24, 1944 - Overseas Edition for Armed Forces. This is a very issue of LIFE magazine. It was distributed by the Special Services Division of the US Army and was Not for Sale. It differs from regular LIFE magazines in that it contains no advertisements. It is why there are...

LIFE magazine of April 23, 1945 - Overseas Edition for Armed Forces. This is a very rare issue if LIFE magazine. It features President Truman and an article about the death of Roosevelt. It was distributed by the Special Services Division of the US Army and was Not for Sale. It differs from...