Kwik-Lite lighter fluid bottle. Design Pattern 9423 from 1935. It contained 4 fluid ounces. Typical wartime production of glass because all steel was reserved for the war effort. Has the original price of 16 cents written with grease pencil on the cap and label. These bottles are hard to find....

OD painted steel soap box with embossed lid. It shows slight use. Perfect for display. Very good condition.

Perfect razor blades. Full unused package double edge shaving blades. As found in E-17 survival kits. Very good condition.

Xcello's prophylactics. Small box which contains three condoms. As found in various survival kits. Very good condition.

Emergency Signalling Mirror (ESM/2) produced by the General Electric Company. As found in the E-17 survival kit. It is complete with its original cord and Kraft wrapper. Also see photo of complete kit. Very good condition.

Small compass in its original wrapper. As found in various Escape & Evasion kits. Very good condition.

Small sharpening stone. As found in the E-17 survival kit. Very good condition.

Combat boot buckle. Salvaged from cuffs that were in bad shape. The leather tab is still present but may be fragile. Perfect for repair. Four available. Good condition.

Lensatic Compass trainer. Fold out carton with mock compass. Has great graphics. Very good condition.

TL-122-A anglehead flashlight. Produced by Eveready. In working condition, but the signal button doesn't function. With steel body and a lot of OD paint still present.  There is a small crack in the cap of the battery compartment. Very good condition.

Ditty bag. With drawstring for closure. To hold toiletries and other small items. Perfect for footlocker display or 'use in the field'. Very good condition.

Iconic WWII Zippo lighter with black crackle finish as coveted by all GI's.  This is the four barrel hinge type which was produced until 1942. During the war Zippo only produced lighter for the US Army (see photo of advertisement). These were made of steel with a black crackle finish to...