Small bottle containing 100 Halazone tablets. For purifying water in canteens. Produced by Abbott Labatories. The bottom of the bottle is marked with Abbott Lab. and the diamond-oval-I logo of the Owens-Illinois Glass Company. The 4 to the right of the makers logo dates the bottle to 1944....
J.W. Speaker Corp. P-38 can opener in its original unopened less common larger size paper wrapper. The larger size wrapper with 3 directives is wartime (4 directives is post war). As found in 10-in-1 rations. Many GI's kept these on the chain of their dogtags. The opener is marked SPEAKER....
Bloomfield's P-38 can opener in its original unopened paper wrapper. As found in 10-in-1 rations. Many GI's kept these on the chain of their dogtags. Note, the P-38 can opener on the opened wrapper is for display only. You receive a closed package. Limited number available. You receive the...
To attach the headband to the suspension of the liner. Very good condition.
This is a unique find, a 1943 dated box with P-38 can openers from The Washburn Company! You receive one P-38 can opener in its original unopened paper wrapper straight from the box. There is some corrosion on the steel opener and some minor rust on the wrapper. The opener is marked US...
Dogtag ball chain in wrapper. Consisting of the long and short chain.1945 dated on the wrapper. Unissued and straight from the box. Excellent condition. Buy 4 get 5 !
Army issue brown plastic toothbrush holder. Straight from the box! Excellent condition.
Independence safety matches. One full box straight from the 1941 dated wrapper. Very good condition.
With great graphics. Never used and straight from the box. Nice wartime display item. Excellent condition.
Technician 5th grade (T/5 - Tech 5) chevrons. Unused. Cotton. Excellent condition.
Insect repellent, straight from the box. Full 2 fluid ounce bottle, SKAT insect repellent from the June 1943 dated box. The bottom of the bottle is marked Des Pat 85925 (the design pantent number) and the diamond-oval-I logo of the Owens-Illinois Glass Company. The 3 to the right side of the...
Assorted Charms, fruit candy roll. GI's favorite! These have the 1940 copyright date on the full color wrapper but were produced until 1944. In 1944 the new beige color wrapper was introduced. See also WWII photo of confections were the beige candy roll (named Fruit Drops) is shown in the...