417th Infantry Regiment (76th Division) Officer's insignia - Quick view
417th Infantry Regiment (76th Division) Officer's insignia. Crossed rifles collar devices with regimental number. Unmarked pinbacks. Very good condition.
417th Infantry Regiment (76th Division) Officer's insignia. Crossed rifles collar devices with regimental number. Unmarked pinbacks. Very good condition.
Army issue pocket comb. 7.5 inch and made of black plastic. Marked Made in USA. Excellent condition.
Bundle of Sergeant (SGT) chevrons. Unused. 10 pairs made of cotton, stapled together by pair. Excellent condition.
Bundle of Corporal (CPL) chevrons. Unused. 10 pairs made of felt. Excellent condition.
American Red Cross 76th Division 'Onaway' stationary. Sheet is about 15 x 21 centimeters. Very good condition.
TM 9-810 1½ Ton Truck, 6 x 6 (Dodge). Medium size manual that is 1943 dated. It contains 480 pages with many photos and drawings. Very good condition.
Red Cross armband, medical item nt 9913500. Cotton armband as worn by all medics. The cross is attached with the correct zig-zag stitching. It has the medic's ID card number stamped on the back. Complete with two steel safety pins. Very good condition.
Army Air Force patch. Used. With super nice patina. Very good condition.
Patriotic pencil set. Stamped US Air Corps, Army and Navy respectively. Typically the pencils have plastic eraser holders as all steel was reserved for the war production. They were never used or sharpened. Nice for display or in the map case. Very good condition.
Army Red Cross knitting instruction leaflet, Gloves. January 1942 dated. Many of these hand knitted garments were issued to the GI's during the battle of the Bulge. Nice leaflet to display with a pair of ARC issue knitted gloves. Also see photos of the American Red Cross envelope with 1943...
Elastic Field Tourniquet in its cardboard box. Medical item Nn. 9377900. Produced by Davol Rubber Company. (as seen on page 208, photo nr. 952 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). As found in various medical kits and less common than the...
2nd Infantry Regiment (5th Division) Officer's insignia. Crossed rifles collar device with scroll type regimental number. Marked with the NS Meyer shield and Meyer Metal. With flat face patent pending marked clutches. The insignia has some verdigris but overall a very nice patina. Very good...