Bronze Star medal set in coffin case. Complete set consisting of the medal with correct slot brooch, pinback ribbon and lapel pin. Nice display item! Very good condition.
Full box of Caramels. Produced by the Kroger Grocery & Bakery Co. Ration items have become exceedingly difficult to find. This package is perfect! Excellent condition.
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First Aid can, 12 units, Motor Vehicle. Medical Item No. 9777300. Manufactured by Elizabeth Arden, these are much harder to find than the cans produced by other makers. The rubber in the lid is still present and in good shape. The can closes well. Very good condition
In the field with the second Armored Division. Magazine she booklet about the 2nd Armored Division from the time Major General George S. Patton Jr. was the commanding officer of the unit. The booklet measures about 30 x 22.5 centimeters. It is hard to find. Very good condition.
First Aid pouch M-1910 with two snap fasteners. 1942 dated and quite hard to find. It is complete with a Packet First-Aid Field Brown Dressing, medical item nr 9208200, produced by Guild Foundations (as seen on page 51, photo nr. 80 of L'Histoire extraordinaire des «First Aid Packet &...
Rayon neckband produced by Johnson & Johnson. It has J & J on one side and size stamp 3 on the other. The nickel coated brass snap fasteners are United Carr marked. The neckband is in nicely used and will look great in a used liner. This is an original and not a piece cut from a...
Cavalry spurs, M-1911. Marked U.S. over W.L. for Whitehorse & Lecompte. Complete with the original buckles and leather straps. As shown in various manuals. Very good condition.
Cavalry Officer's insignia set. Pair of officer's matched crossed sabres collar devices. Unmarked and with early type screw posts. Cavalry Officer's insignia are hard to find, especially a matched pair. Very good condition.
Dogtags chain in sachet. Early type Sterling silver dogtags chain with J hooks. Hard to find item. Very good condition.
Gloves of pressed wool with leather palms. Size 9. The gloves seem hardly worn, if at all. Leather palm gloves were already worn by US paratroops in Normandy (see photos from Michel DeTrez's books). They became common occurence late 1944 and during the Battle of the Bulge. Also see photo of...
Match container from E-17 kit. Plastic match container complete with all its matches. This variation with half size matches is quite hard to find, especially this nice. It still has the small compass although the glass is broken. As found in various Escape & Evasion kits (see last photo)....
Officer's belt buckle with jump wings. The bucket was made by Luxenberg. Very good condition.