Orbit chewing gum. Full package with five sticks of peppermint flavored gum. Orbit was introduced by Wrigley's when the company could no longer produce their own types of gum due to limited supplies of ingredients (see additional photos). Orbit produced only two flavors of gum: fruit and...
Chiclets chewing gum. Unopened package which contains twelve Peppermint flavour candy coated pieces of gum. Typical wartime production with the window printed on and not see-though as all cellophane was reserved for the war effort. Very good condition.
Tow rope. 1943 dated. Used to drag artillery pieces, vehicles, the airborne utility cart etc. Soiled from use but overall quite nice. Very good condition.
First Special Service Force patchUsed. With a beautiful snowy back. This is hard to find patch, especially in this nicely used condition. Very good condition.
Sewing kit aka 'housewife'. It contains buttons, thread, needles and safety pins. ID-ed to an Air Corps officer. Nice for display, footlocker or 'use in the field'. Very good condition.
Corporal (CPL) chevrons. Unused. Felt on felt construction. Straight from the bundle. Excellent condition.
Malted Milk tablets. Small roll that was part of various rations. Produced by the Beech-Nut Packaging Co. Version with paper inner wrapper. Very good condition.
Unopened early war package which contains five artificial fruit flavoured sticks of gum straight from the box. Shortly after these were replaced by Orbit gum due to war limitations. Full packages like this are exceedingly hard to find.This may be your only chance to get such a great condition...
The GI magazine by the men... for the men in the service. British Edition. Filled with great articles, photos, cartoons (Sad Sack!) and Pin-Up. Very good condition.
Unopened deck of cards straight from the master box. The additional card has a 1945 calendar which indicates the decks were made in 1944. Choose a blue or red print box. The opened deck is for display only, your receive an unopened deck. Perfect for display. Excellent condition.
Coca Cola No-Drip bottle protector. Paper bag that was folded around the bottle to avoid dripping. This was common when soft drinks were still cooled on ice. There were many different designs but only two with a war-theme. This is one of them, the Airforce pilot in flight gear. Also see image...
American Red Cross knitting instruction leaflet, Muffler. January 1943 dated. Many of these handknitted garments were issued to the GI's during the battle of the Bulge. Nice leaflet to display with an ARC issue knitted muffler. Also see photos of the American Red Cross envelope with 1943 stamp...