Have the following 6 with Navy Bars, Minelaying, Atlantic Fleet, Subchaser, Patrol, Overseas & Escort. They are sold at $100 each, or take all six for $570.

Champagne-Marne, Aisne-Marne, Oise-Aisne, Meuse-Argonne & Defensive Sector.

Aisne-Marne, St. Mahiel, Defensive Sector.

Have two different 2 bar medals. Meuse-Argonne & Defensive Sector, St. Mihiel & Defensive Sector. They are sold at $70 each, or take both for $135.

In size regular small and dated 1968, very nice used condition.

In size small regular, repair to left rear butt, but in great looking used condition.

Set of USMC fatigues to same man, shirt is 15 1/2 X 31 and the trousers are dated 1970 and are approx. 32 X 27. They are in nice used condition.

Have two pair of USN bellbottom denim pants, approx. size 32 X 29, no tags, but man's name is embroidered above right rear pocket. Talon zipper fly and both are in good used condition. Both for one money.

Two unopened Carlisle Model bandages, both for one money.

Two USN marked Mess spoons by "Silco Stainless", both for one money.

1942 dated First Aid canvas pouch, plus two Carlisle Model Tins. One was opened, the other is in excellent shape, but the the seal strip has been partially sprung. All for one money.

This is a very hard to find employee ID badge for a worker at the Steelton & Highspire Rail Road which serviced the Bethlehem Steel Plant in Steelton, Pa. This small RR company transferred steel from the steel plant to Highspire, Pa. railroad connections to be shipped to armament plants all over the USA during WW2. The badge is inscribed on the reverse with what to do if it is lost. It is 2 1/2" in length top to bottom. I would also think the the man's ID number "4" would possibly indicate being in a high position in the company. These are very scarce.

With ribbon and pin back, for 20 years service.

Pack of two plastic goggle lenses, edges are curled, but will straighten out when put into goggle frames.

In used, but excellent condition, how often do these come up for sale. The tag is dated 1942 and by S. L. & M. Feathers LTD. Can't quite make out the size, aside from some soiling, the condition of the helmet is great, the soiling just gives it character! This helmet is also called a "Bungee" helmet.

In excellent to near mint condition, a 1942 dated MKV General Purpose Gas Mask with 1942 MK VII Haversack, complete with waist string tie and 41 dated can of anti-dimming.

Socket bayonet with no markings, little surface rust on blade, black leather scabbard with brass tip, no markings. Overall length is 21 1/2 inches.

Pair of steel dog tags to William S. Jackson, US52457193, T57.

Non-magnetic single NOK dog tag to John P. Telgarsky, 33258410, Johnstown, Pa.

Single USNR dog tag to Frederick Paul Stauffer, T-2/44, 652-40-89.

Have three boxes of 24 shoe laces each, selling the laces at $3 each, or 4 for $10, or a box of 24 for $50. Once their gone, their gone.

Have five pair of brown cloth boot laces, 40 inches long, sold at $4 a pair.

I have two of these for sale and both are in excellent condition and look unissued. Rubber is still supple in mask and hose. Both masks have the fiberboard mask stiffeners for shipping present' They are both dated 1942. While they are both in near mint condition, one of them has some very slight fraying/wrinkling in one of the straps, I'll let that one go for $140. I do not have bags for these masks, so it's just the masks for sale. They are hard to come by in any condition, these would be hard to upgrade. UPDATE: The $150 mask has been sold!!

Excellent condition in size 34R, with M-43 hood. The liner is nicely marked with jacket information, spec. tag in pocket is a little faded, but looks to be dated 1944. Just a nice jacket.

In excellent condition, but missing spec. tag. In size 38R.