Every Minute Counts banner. It measures about 300 x 45 centimeters. 1942 dated. The banner on the photos is the one that is on display in the shop. You will receive a banner that is similar, not the one that is shown on the photos. Perfect for display. Very good condition.
Leather baseball glove by Riddle. Produced for the US Army Special Services. The leather string of the net is broken, but that would be an easy fix, if desired. Very good condition.
Cartoon birthday card/booklet. It contains fourteen pages and was published by the famous Hallmark company. Very good condition.
Lensatic Compass trainer. Fold out carton with mock compass. Has great graphics. Very good condition.
USAAF AN-6513 harness. Early type parachute harness as used by Army Air Force bomber crews. It has the painted red color code (to be combined with the red marked parachute pack). All steel parts and hooks are present and in working order. The harness is complete with its backpad and still has...
U.S. Air Corps towel. Produced by the famous Cannon brand. It measures about 90 x 50 centimeters. Cool display item. Very good condition.
Back the Attack! Buy War Bonds 3rd War Loan poster. 1943 dated. These posters were made in various sizes. This is the smallest version, it measures about 35.5 x 25.5 centimeters, which makes it very suitable for framing and display the space is limited. The colors are vibrant. The poster will...
Red painted ripcord assembly. As used on the AN-6513, A-4 and T-5 parachutes. Very good condition.
OD plastic Swanson 'Tonette' flute with its original leatherette cover. The Tonette flute was patented in December 1938 (see last photo of patent D112623). The US Army stimulated the use of items for entertainment like this for the troops. It was cheap to produce, didn't use critical materials...
48 star burial flag. Flag of sewn construction that once covered the casket of a soldier during his burial. It seems the flag has always been in its triangle shape. For integrity reasons it was kept like this and not folded open to make photos. It measures 5 x 9½ feet (about 150 x 300...
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...