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.
Empty Life raft ration can without lid. Still suitable for display. Very good condition.
Tank Destroyer patch, 4 wheel version. Used. With snowy white back. Very good condition.
New Testament, Psalms. 1941 dated. With note of President Roosevelt on the first page. Presented to Antony J. Mignano in 1942. Very nice for display or 'use in the field'. Very good condition.
Overseas stripes, 1.5 years. Three gold bars, each representing 6 months of service overseas. Bullion embroidered on wool with gauze backing. As worn on the sleeve of the Class A jacket by infantry and paratroopers. Very good condition.
Military Police Enlisted Man's collar disk. Type V with correct steel strip and flat face clutches. Very good condition.
Evans Spitfire lighter. Small lighter with US ARMY seal on one side. The mechanism works fine. After adding lighter fluid the lighter lit up like a Christmas candle! Super nice piece for display that can be actually used also. 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...
Typical wartime carrier for six bottles made of plywood and masonite with rope handle. When many materials became scarce during the war soda producers looked for other ways to carry bottles. Because of the materials used this carrier is fragile but it is a miracle it even survived this long!...
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.
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...
