Synthetic resin coated raincoat, size Small. with nice label, 1943 dated. All buttons present. The raincoat was an important piece of garment for GI's. It was often carried behind the flap of the haversack or slung over the ammo belt or suspenders. The size Small is still quite roomy. The...
Wool trousers, early type without gas flap, size 33 x 31. With crisp label, 1942 dated. All buttons present. The trousers were taken in. Very good condition.
Wool trousers type M-1943 with gasflap, size 34 x 34. With crisp label, 1943 dated. These are actually wool trousers of the M-1943 uniform, not to be mistaken for the common early war mustard color wool trousers or the late war dark wool trousers to match the Ike jacket. These trousers were...
Army regulation cotton mohair necktie. As worn with the Class A jacket. Only four available. All are about the same quality, used but serviceable. Very good condition.
With great multi color graphics. Never used and straight from the box. Nice wartime display item. Very good condition.
50 Francs invasion currency. 1944 dated. This belonged to Major Ralph L. Norling who dated it 4 August, 1944 and seems to have kept it in a scrapbook. Unique momento. Very good condition.
Iconic WWII Zippo lighter with black crackle finish as coveted by all GI's. This is the four barrel hinge type which was produced until 1942. 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 prevend...
Steel soap box with OD green crackle paint finish. With small plate with United States Army. There is some slight rust on the inside, it can probably be removed if desired. Nice piece for display and quite hard to find. Very good condition.
Insect repellent. Full 2 fluid ounce bottle. Used by medics and as found in various First Aid kits. Good 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...
Full can of vesicant detector paint, M5 (type 2). It was used on vehicles. The paint would turn red when vesicants were encountered. It was also used to camouflage equipment and helmets. This was found in Normandy. Very good condition.
With great graphics. Never used and straight from the box. Nice wartime display item. Excellent condition.