Coca Cola steel tray. Coca Cola came up with a new design each year. This is the design of 1938. It is dated on the narrow golden stripe at the bottom of the image. Production of these trays stopped after 1942 when all the steel went to the war industry. The tray is in great above average...

Classic design 'hobble-skirt' Coca Cola bottle that was produced for the US Army. This is evident by the clear glass (civilian production bottles had a greenish shade, caused by the copper contents, see comparison photo) and smooth bottom without the name of the town were the bottle was made....

The Corps of Engineers. Small size hardcover book that contains 72 pages with many images in B/W and full color. Published by Rand McNally & Company in 1943. Very good condition.

Synthetic resin coated raincoat, size Small. with nice label, 1943 dated. All buttons present. The raincoat was an important piece of garment for GI's. It was often carried behind the flap of the haversack or slung over the ammo belt or suspenders. The size Small is still quite roomy. The...

79th Division patch. Used. With a nice snowy back. Very good condition.

Wool trousers type M-1943 with gasflap, size 34 x 34. With crisp label, 1943 dated. These are actually wool trousers of the M-1943 uniform, not to be mistaken for the common early war mustard color wool trousers or the late war dark wool trousers to match the Ike jacket. These trousers were...

Staff Sergeant (S/SGT) chevrons. Used. Embroidered on felt with gauze backing. Very good condition.

Coca Cola No-Drip bottle protector. Paper bag that was folded around the bottle to avoid dripping. This was common when soft drinks were still cooled on ice. There were many different designs but only two with a war-theme. This is one of them, the Airforce pilot in flight gear. Also see image...

Full matchbook with nice graphics. It was never struck and all matches are present. Very good condition.

Time over Targets. The story of the 9th bombardment Division. Souvenir booklet that was issued to the troops. Very good condition.

This is the official 2nd Infantry Regiment ((5th Division) history book that was printed in the US in 1946. This hardcover book contains 148 pages with many maps and superb photos. In the back is a roster. It is the hard to find original version, not a reprint. Regimental books in particular...

The story of the XIX TAC. Souvenir booklet that was issued to the troops. The booklet is very nice and seems to have hardly been read, if at all. Very good condition.