Iconic WWII Zippo lighter with black crackle finish as coveted by all GI's. This is the three barrel hinge type which was produced as of 1943. During the war Zippo only produced lighter for the US Army (see photo of advertisement). These were made of steel with a black crackle finish to...
First Aid box for Sulfdaiazine tablets, Halazone tablets and Morphine tartate syrettes. Produced by Burroughs Wellcome & Co. As found in various First Aid kits. The contents is no longer present. The box is torn and some parts are loose but it is complete and can be fixed with tape on the...
Foot powder, 1 ounce. Cardboard box that contains five ⅕ ounce packages in cellophane. Medical item nr. 1203990. Produced by the Hanson, Westcott & Dunning, Inc. As used by medics and found in various medical kits. Very good condition.
Eye dressing set. Cardboard box that containes items for eye care. Medical Item nr. 9109510. Typical mustard yellow laminated box and produced by Burroughs, Wellcome & Co. (as seen on page 53, photo nr. 443 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4»...
Opthalmic ointment & eye ointment. Two small tubes. They could do with some cleaning. As found in various survival kits. Very good condition.
Headband, Bates Shoe Company with flat brass buckle and 3rd type springclips. 1945 dated. The headband is unused condition and great for display or to be put in a liner. Very good condition.
Two snapshots of a group of entertainers performing for GI's, most likely during a USO show. Bing Crosby seems to be on the photos. Cool stage made of ration crates! The photos measures about 12.5 x 10.5 centimeters. Very good condition.
Maps of Berlin. Four multi colour scale 1:25.000 sheets that make up greater Berlin. First Edition, dated September 1944. Each sheet measures about 64.5 x 90.5 centimeters. Published and printed by the War Office. They were copied from a German map from 1937 and reproduced by Co "C" 660th...
Full ½ Lb container made of cardboard with steel top and bottom. Typical early war item when metals were saved for the war effort (later in the war the containers were fully made of cardboard). These containers are hard to find but a full one is exceptionally rare. It still has the wartime...
Burn-Injury set. Cardboard box that contained two tubes of Boric Acid ointment, one tube remains. Medical Item nr. 9103800. Typical mustard yellow laminated box produced by Burroughs, Wellcome & Co. (as seen on page 28, photo nr. 383 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits...
Winter combat trousers, aka tanker bibs. First type wool lined trousers with non-detacheable suspenders and cotton ties at the bottoms of the legs. The front- and righthand side Talon zippers are original and working. The pants show use and only have one tie remaining on each leg. There is a...
Bloodchit as issued to air crews flying over soviet controlled airspace. As used during Operation Frantic and other missions. Good condition.
