McCord M-1C paratrooper helmet with swivel loops. It has its original 11 row weave OD3 chinstraps with brass snap fasteners, double bar tacks at the chinstrap loops, brass buckle and double J hook. The heatstamp is 882D. Very good condition.
Fieldkitchen pan. 1944 dated on the lid. Made of aluminum by SM Co. The diameter is about 30 centimeters. Very good condition.
Selection of empty medical boxes. All are the correct types. Excellent for display or to complete a First Ad kit. Very good condition.
Bronze Star ribbon. As worn on the Class A jacket by infantry and paratroopers. Not easy to find on the loose. Very good condition.
10-in-1 ration box, Menu #4. Produced by the General Foods Corporation. The date on the side reads May 1944. The inside is clean. It was opened at the bottom which makes it perfect for display as it seems unopened from the top! This box was found in Normandy. These have become hard to find,...
W & L. E. Gurley lensatic compass in its impregnated pouch. The pouch has a belt hook and closes with two Lift-The-Dot fasteners. Very good condition.
1st Lieutenant bars. Marked with the NS Meyer shield and Should-R-Form. Very good condition.
Railsplitters, the story of the 84th Infantry Division. Souvenir booklet that was issued to the troops. There is some glue residue on the back, probably from being in a scrapbook. Good condition.
M-1943 Folding shovel & carrier. The folding shovel is 1944 dated. The carrier is the first type of OD3 shade canvas with fixed hanger. It is 1943 dated. Comes from an old collection in Normandie. Very good condition.
Yellow plastic tube with Atabrine tablets. The tube is about 10 centimeters long. As found in various First Aid and survival kits. Very good condition.
8th Army Air Force patch. Used. With a super nice snowy back. Very good condition.
Waxed inner box of K ration. The flaps on one short side are no longer present. But the ration box is still very suitable for display. K ration items have become exceedingly difficult to find. Good condition.
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