Have 27 individual 8 round clips from the WW2 era. Have a number of different makers. They are priced at $6 each, or take all 27 of them for $150. If you take them all, will throw in some of the cardboard ammo covers as used in issued bandoleers. There are only 24 clips pictured, but I have three others that didn't make the picture and will make up the 27 total.

I have several of these NOS Bronze Star Medals in their issue boxes. I have three of the 1944 marked brown issue boxes and six of the 1945 issue (white box). The 1944 dated medals are $28 each, or take all three for $75. The 1945 issued medals in the white box (not dated) are $25 each, or take two for $45 (have six of these).

These are NOS helmet camouflage nets as used by many of the US GI's in the European theater. These are in mint condition, complete with drawstring and are the small hole version. Take two or more at $25 each.

Here is a "Pro-Kit" by "Comfort Manufacturing Company" that were made in 1945. This is an unopened, Individual Chemical Prophylactic Packet, as issued to Army personal and marked "For Army Use Only".

Have four P-38 can openers still in their original envelopes. Two by "Washburn Co." and two by "Speaker Corp.". They are sold at $8 each or two for $15. These are the only ones I have.

These items came to me as you see them. I don't see any markings on the belt or buckle, the bayonet and scabbard are matching with "F.W. Holler" and "5959 b". The blade is mint and still has the bluing, the grip is a dark brown or black Bakelite and the lock for the rifle still works. The leather while just a little stiff, thick leather, it is still supple enough that it will not crack or break when bent. This is a great looking Luftwaffe rig that has been together for all these years.

Nice example of a Prussian Officer's M-1889 Sword in very nice condition. The scabbard is clean with no rust, the blade is not marked, but in very clean condition. The handle still has the metal wrapping with the metal insignia and overall is a great looking sword.

A neat little grouping of personal items to Maj. Gen Van R. Shores who graduated from West Point in 1936, was then assigned to the 29th Pursuit Squadron in the Panama Canal Zone, later flew 29 combat missions in Spitfires while with the 12th AAF and went on to a prominent career in the USAF holding many command offices. A short history comes with this grouping. Included in the grouping are some of his Maj. Gen. insignia, leather flight jacket name tags, patch and card to "Sigma Nu Fraternity", a golf ball with his name from McChord AFB 1962, a Sixth AF napkin ring with his name, when he was just a Colonel and some other personal items. Neat little grouping.

First one of these I've ever seen and in excellent condition. It measures approx. 80 " by 76", and is marked to the "4th Ferrying Group, Memphis" in one corner. Would make a great addition to any ATC collection. Just a couple storage marks that do nothing to the overall look.

Neat pillow sham from "Keesler Field in Biloxi, Miss. which was established in 1941 and trained aviation mechanics plus Army recruits. Neat to see the "Remember Pearl Harbor" slogan on this item. It measures approx. 20" by 20" and is in excellent condition.

In near excellent condition and measuring approx. 2 1/2" by 4". Great looking patch.

Looks Chinese made and measures 3 1/2" in diameter. Leather sewn on leather style and in near excellent condition. Nice patch for a flight jacket.

Embroidered on felt English made 8th AAF, measuring 2 3/4" in diameter.

In near mint condition and does not glow. Measures approx. 2 1/8" by 3".

Great looking patch in excellent condition. Measures approx. 3' by 4 1/2" and does not glow. This is for the USN Transport Corps.

Japanese made and in excellent condition. Measures approx. 3 1/2" in diameter.

A beautiful patch, felt sewn on wool. measures approx. 2 7/7' by 3 3/8" and in excellent condition.

With dome of the wool missing, but the YD are in great shape. Felt sewn onto wool, approx. 2 1/4" by 2 1/2".

In used condition that reeks of character, 3 1/2" in diameter and does not glow. Neat patch.

Great looking Army Marksman Badge marked "Sterling" and pinback.

An excellent example of a metal cased TL-122-A flashlight by "National Carbon Company" (Eveready) of Cleveland, Ohio and in working condition.

A near mint example of a TL-122-B made by "Bright Star" and using a Cellulose Acetate Butyrate (CAB) housing. The proprietary name is "Tenite". It is in working condition. Would be hard to upgrade.

Great example of a Brass Cased TL-122-A flashlight by "USA Lite" and in working condition.

In near mint condition, manufactured by "Russell Manu. Co." (R.M.Co.) Middletown, Conn. Would be hard to upgrade this one.

Nice example of an M-1942 Garand Bayonet made by "PAL", uncut and unsharpened. The blade length is 9 7/8", overall 14 1/2", overall with scabbard 16". Near excellent overall condition.