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Bandage Compress 4 in. x 4 in. Medical Item No. 92002 (before March 1944). Manufactured by Johnson & Johnson for Davis Emergency Equipment Co., Inc. (as seen on page 132, photo nr. 687 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). Complete with...

TL-122-A anglehead flashlight in working condition. With brass body and a lot of OD paint still present. Produced by Eveready. It seems a name is carved lightly in the head. Very good condition.

Sweetheart earrings Jump Wings. Sterling marked on the back of the wings and on the nuts. Lovely set. Very good condition.

Domino Cane Sugar Granulated. Full 1⅕ oz. box from C ration. This is a rare one! C ration items are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Also see last photo of  various C ration sugar packages (kration.info). Very good condition.

Bandage, Gauze, Adhesive, white, 1 x 3 Inches. Medical Item nr. 920000. Manufactured by Johnson & Johnson for Davis Emergency Equipment Co., Inc. (as seen on page 122, photo nr. 654 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). As found in various...

Lightweight service gasmask bag of OD3 shade canvas. All straps present. The metal parts are in good shape and the inside is clean. It still has the can with anti-dim cloth. GI's often used this type of bag as a carry-all. Perfect for display or 'use in the field'. Very good condition.

Medical pouch with strap. As used by all medical personnel. Complete with its lace and additional hooks for the cantle straps. Very good condition.

Leggings size 2R. 1943 dated. Complete with their original laces. These leggings are not unissued off the shelve but have been actually used. They shows wear and have dirt on them. If you are looking for a pair of leggings that saw action these are for you. This pair oozes experience. Also a...

Can from K ration, Processed American Cheese. From an early type K ration. The can is 1942 dated and rusted but the dried out contents are still present. K ration items are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Also see photos of K rations with similar type of cans. Fair condition.

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Stars and Stripes newspaper of June 7, 1944. London Edition with headline article 'Allies Driving Into France'. Without a doubt one of the hardest Stars and Stripes newspaper to find! This is the first Western Europe Edition of Stars and Stripes that reports of D Day (the edition of June 6 was...

Stars and Stripes newspaper of June 6, 1944. Oran edition with the headline article 'INVASION'. Vol. 2- No. 25. The Stars and Stripes newspapers that were printed on June 6 and report about D-Day are without a doubt the most sought after and are incredibly hard to find, certainly this nice....

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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