First Allied Airborne distinctive insigni. Very good condition.

The GI magazine by the men... for the men in the service. US edition. With iconic cover photo of Ike talking with paratroopers of the 101st Airborne Division prior to their jump in Normandy. Filled with great articles, photos, cartoons (Sad Sack!) and Pin-Up. This is without a doubt the...

17th Airborne Division patch with attached tab. Hard to find variation with blue fabric between the tab and patch. There is some slight glue residue from a scrapbook on the back. Very good condition.

82nd Airborne Division patch with attached tab. Used. With a super nice back. Definitely 'been there and done that'. Very good condition.

101st Airborne Division patch. Used. With amoeba shaped eye and attached tab. Superb example of a type 3 (based on the Mark Bando typification). With a nice snowy back. Very good condition.

Jump wings, Robbins. Marked with the logo of Robbins and Sterling. This is a tough one to find. Very good condition.

TM 11-392 Signal Lamp Equipment SE-11. 1943 dated. Medium size manual cthat ontains 22 pages. Comes with its envelope. Very good condition.

101st Airborne Division greenback patch. With attached tab and a beautiful patina. Nicely used example of an extremely hard to find patch. Very good condition. 

LIFE magazine of August 14, 1944. With iconic cover photo of Lieutenant Kelso C. Horne of I Company, 508th PIR, 82nd Airborne Division in Normandy. The magazine contains 96 pages with great articles, photos and advertisements. Luckily there is no ugly address label on the front! This famous...

Tourniquet. Medical item No. 93780. Produced by Belfit Foundations Inc. It is soiled but fine. As found in paratrooper First Aid kit (see last image), the medic pouch and various medical kits. Good condition.

Large size matchbook cover with nice graphics. The matches are no longer present. Very good condition.

101st Airborne Division Rendezvous with Destiny by Rapport and Northwood. This is the official 101st Airborne Division unit history that was printed in the US in 1948. It is the exceedingly rare First Edition that hardly ever comes up for sale. A 'must have' for the WWII history buff or anyone...