FM 23-6 US Rifle, caliber .30, M1917. 1943 dated. The manual contains 316 pages with many images. It is slightly warped (priced accordingly). Good condition.
Gatefold of the Esquire magazine of July 1942. Alberto Vargas followed up George Petty as the Pin Up artist with Esquire magazine in 1941. His 'Varga-girls' soon became famous and his work was inspirational for nose-art on many planes. Varga created a series of Pin Ups which were presented in...
Recruiting News magazine, March 1941. With great photos on the front and back cover plus an article on paratroopers. The magazine contains 18 pages. The staples are rusted and the page block is loose from the cover. Very good condition.
Army Life magazine, December 1942 issue. With great cover photo and various articles. The magazine contains 18 pages. The staples are rusted. Very good 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...
Enlisted Men's Glider Infantry cap badge. Embroidered on twill with gauze backing. Very good condition.
Washburn P-38 can opener in its original unopened paper wrapper with variation print. As found in 10-in-1 rations. Many GI's kept these on the chain of their dogtags. The opener is marked US ANDROCK. Note, the P-38 can opener on the opened wrapper is for display only. You receive a closed...
Independence safety matches. One full box straight from the 1941 dated wrapper. Very good condition.
Chemical Warfare service officer's insignia. With snowflake back and flat face REX clutches. Very good condition.
18th Infantry Regiment (1st Division) DI. Early type screwback. Nice insignia of a D Day unit. Very good condition.
22nd Infantry Regiment (4th Division) DI. Marked with the NS Meyer shield and Sterlling. Beautifiul insignia of a D Day unit. Very good condition.
