Unopened deck of cards straight from the master box. The additional card has a 1945 calendar which indicates the decks were made in 1944. Choose a blue or red print box. The opened deck is for display only, your receive an unopened deck. Perfect for display. Excellent condition.
Two miniature jeep toys of unknown brand. Typical war production when toys were no longer made of steel, which was all preserved for the war industry. The Jeeps are made entirely of wood. The axles were simply taped to the bottom. The tape has be refreshed as the old tape was deteriorated. The...
With superb George Petty Pin Up of the front cover. Excellent wartime display item! Very good condition.
With superb George Petty Pin Up of the front cover. Excellent wartime display item! Very good condition.
1941 type double dot Pepsi-Cola logo bottle cap with Military Intelligence Division insignia printed on the inside. The cork lining is no longer present. Rare and hard to find wartime Pepsi-Cola collectible. Very good condition.
1941 type double dot Pepsi-Cola logo bottle cap with 2nd Cavalry Division insignia printed on the inside. The cork lining is no longer present. Rare and hard to find wartime Pepsi-Cola collectible. Very good condition.
1941 type double dot Pepsi-Cola logo bottle cap with Air Corps HQ insignia printed on the inside. The cork lining is no longer present. Rare and hard to find wartime Pepsi-Cola collectible. Very good condition.
1941 type double dot Pepsi-Cola logo bottle cap with Army Air Forces insignia printed on the inside. The cork lining is no longer present. Rare and hard to find wartime Pepsi-Cola collectible. Very good condition.
Two pre-war silver 25 cents coins with Wilhelmina, queen of the Netherlands, made into cuff links Very good condition.
Unused. Measures about 19 centimeters. Nice and hard to find wartime collectible that was definitely used by GI's. As pictured in the Coca Cola advertising pricelist of 1943. Excellent condition.
Typical PX purchase item that GI's sent home to their wife, girl or mom. With nice flock print and fringes. Measures about 45 x 45 centimeters. Very good condition.
March 1943 issue. The size is about that of YANK magazine (about 26.5 x 36 centimeters). It contains 58 pages with great photos, 'interesting articles', cartoons and advertisements. This is the type of entertainment GI's loved. Magazines such as these are hard to find today as they were...