Army issue eyelasses in their original OD velvet lined case. It belonged to PVT Chester A. White, ASN 33879421, who enlisted on November 20, 1944  The nose section is stamped FUL-VUE12. Original wartime GI spectacles are becoming very hard to find, especially ID-ed ones. Perfect example with...

TL-122-A anglehead flashlight in working condition. With steel body and a lot of OD paint still present. Produced by Eveready. Very good condition.

TL-122-A anglehead flashlight in working condition. With brass body and a lot of the OD paint still present. Produced by Eveready. Very good condition.

OD plastic Swanson 'Tonette' flute with its original leatherette cover. The Tonette flute was patented in December 1938 (see last photo of patent D112623). The US Army stimulated the use of items for entertainment like this for the troops. It was cheap to produce, didn't use critical materials...

Matchbook, AAF First Motion Picture Unit. Large size matchbook. With awesome Disney graphics. Very good condition.

OD painted steel soap box with embossed lid. It was never used and is impossible to upgrade! Perfect for display. Excellent condition.

Tank Destroyer Center Camp Hood matchbook. Large size with great graphics. All matches are still present. This is hard to find. Good condition.

Matchbook, US Army. Large size matchbook. With awesome graphics. Very good condition.

Large size matchbook Army Air Forces. With nice graphics. It is full and was never used. Very good condition.

Pebeco tooth powder. Full ½ oz can for 25 cents from start of the war.  This can is hard to find. Very good condition.

Steel soap box with black crackle paint finish. Has small plate with United States Navy Air Corps. The box is in in great shape inside and out and seems not to have been used. Nice piece for display and quite hard to find. Good condition.

Burial bottles. Six small green vials in their original cardboard box. These bottles were to be buried along with GI's who were killed in combat. They were used to store Graves Registration form No. 1 or any piece of paper with identifying information about the soldier. The bottles in this box...