Photo of General Matthew B. Ridgway, signed. Famous paratrooper general. The photo measures about 17 x 22 centimeters. Very good condition.
M-42 Jump jacket. Iconic cotton jump jacket as proudly worn by US paratroopers troughout the war. The crisp label its present in the lower righthand pocket. There is no size indication present but this seems to be a size 36. The color is strong and the jacket is complete with its original...
Pilot Parachute Assembly, type AN69310. Dated September 10, 1943. Produced by Hansen Glove Corp. As used with all USAAF chest parachutes. Very good condition.
Easy Company Enlisted Men's collar disk. Early screwback type. The disk has a very nice patina. As worn on the Class A jacket. Perfect for display and to complete an Easy Company display or jacket set up. Very good condition.
Jump wings. Marked with the H in a circle of Jack Heller and Sterling on the back. This is a tough one to find. Very good condition.
Benzedrine Sulfate tablets. Six tablets against fatigue in wrapper in small cardboard box. Produced by Smith, Kline & French Laboratories (as seen on page 25, photo nr. 378 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). One small flap is missing from...
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.
A-4 chest parachute pack. Dated November 1944. Produced by National Automotive Fibres Inc. Complete with ripcord. Two bungee cords missing. No canopy present. Still has the parachute log. Very good condition.
M-3 trench knife in M-8 sheath. Marked Camillus on the guard. It has a double peened pommel with Ordnance Department flaming bomb. The knife has been sharpened at some point. This knife was found in Normandy recently. Very good condition.
Saga of the All American, 82nd Airborne Division history. This is the official 82nd Airborne Division book that was printed in the US in 1946. Iconic and hard to find huge book that doesn't come up for sale often. This is the blue cover version which is much rarer than the red cover version....
Aeronautic First Aid kit pouch, type IV. Medical item nr. 9776600. Made of impregnated canvas. The Talon zipper works well. The inside is clean. The pouch still has its Ordnance lead seal, which is rare. Complete with its bag with four Life-The-Dot studs. These kits were mounted in the...
Field Tourniquet in its cardboard box. Medical item Nn. 93780 (before March 1944. Produced by Kops Brothers, Inc. (as seen on page 211, photo nr. 964 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Very good...