K ration crate. Wooden K ration crate that contained 12 K ration set (36 boxes). It was produced by The Hills Bros. Co. and is dated February 1944 on the side. The printings are crisp and the inside is clean. The fact the crate was opened at the bottom makes it very suitable for display as it...
Leather liner chinstrap. With green coated steel hardware. It has a 'roller' type buckle and green coated rivets. It is unused and has not even a nick in the leather from the buckle! This is the mid-war type of chinstrap that was commonly used on liners with green coated steel A washers....
Magazine pouch, M1 Carbine. 1943 dated. Very good condition.
Wound tablets. Medical Item nr. 9120400. Small box with cardboard frame that holds a bituminize paper wrapper with eight sulfadiazine tablets. Produced by Davis Co., Inc. a less common manufacturer (as seen on page 100, photo nr. 593 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits &...
Elastic Field Tourniquet in its cardboard box. Medical item Nn. 9377900. Produced by Davol Rubber Company. As found in various medical kits and less common than the regular tourniquet. Very good condition.
Bandage Compress 4 inch. Medical Item No. 92002 (before March 1944). Produced by Handy Pad Supply Co. ice for display or to complete a medical kit. Very good condition.
K ration, supper unit (empty box). Early type I K ration box with waxed inner box. It was packaged by the Cracker Jack Co. Both boxes are in great shape with no flaps missing. Perfect for display. K ration boxes have become exceedingly hard to find. Very good condition.
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Westinhouse high pressure plastic liner. It features its original smooth dark paint and cotton suspension with OD painted steel A washers. It also has the cotton headband. The smooth OD paint which often didn't adhere well which explains the loss, quite typical for early production liners....
General Fibre Company liner, type 1 The liner features rectangular washers and and rayon suspension. It is complete with a cotton headband and neckband. The original fixed leather chinstrap is no longer present and replaced by a strip of leather. However it gives a good impression of an...
Inland high pressure plastic liner. It features its original smooth dark paint and cotton suspension with unpainted steel A washers. The suspension is marked J&J of Johnson & Johnson. Inland liners in particular are not easy to find. Very good condition.
Adhesive Absorbent Compresses. Six pieces. Produced by the Davis Emergency Equipment Co., Inc. As used by medics and present in various medical kits. Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Very good condition.
Turtle Neck sweater, American Red Cross. Size Small. With nice 'contrast knitting' at the shoulders. The sweater seems hardly worn, if at all. Perfect example of a garment often worn by GI's. Very good condition.