A nice pair of black Corcoran cap boots, jump boots, in size 11. They have been used and are still in great condition.

I have two of these Mint NOS sealed Snake Bite Kits, still sealed in their original wrapper. They measure 2 1/4" by 4 1/4" by 2". They are being sold at $60 each.

I have two of these and they are both still in the original brown paper wrappers and tape. Made by the "Everready First Aid Corp., NY, NY" and the address is pre-zip code, so before 1964. I have no idea what is in them, they weigh almost five pounds each and measure 2 1/2" by 8 1/2" by 13". They are marked as a Type II, Size 2 and are being sold at $65 each.

A nice set to one soldier by the name "Washburn". Jacket is size Medium Long, with name and US Army tapes. The pants are around a 30 inch waist and a 28 inch inseam. They have the cargo pockets with tie downs and the legs have the draw strings at the ankle. The set is not mint, but they are not abused either. Just a great look to them.

A real nice looking cotton Tunic, US & Infantry collar discs and two Gunner sleeve patches on sleeves. All buttons are present and it once has corporal stripes, but long gone.

It's in great shape for it's age, just a couple of very tiny holes that you really have to look for. The coated nylon is still very supple, no hood and has the two way snaps and grommets. Getting tougher to find in this condition.

The jacket is dated 1978 on the spec. tag and is a size small long. Its in great shape and has a subdued CIB patch on the left breast. This would have been worn by a Vietnam veteran. A price you can't afford to pass on.

A neat little leather cased sewing kit with some contents. The scissors are not part of the kit, just to hold the kit open while I took a picture.

I have two matching sets of 1943 dated "Lund" emergency snowshoes that are being sold by the pair. Both pair have the leather bindings, are in near mint condition and each set has matching serial numbers. One set is marked "31409" and the other set is "26359". These were carried in the rucksack and were worn when skis could not be used.

A great looking helmet with chin strap and liner with paper tag. A little storage staining on the top, but just gives it character. Marked ZC 290 underneath on rim. Looks like it was never issued or worn.

Just a great looking parka, Talon zipper works and it even has the liner. Reversible from white to OD, with wolf fur trim on hood.

Great shape with just a couple of storage stains. Somewhere around a 40R size, drawstring bottom and sleeves, with two pockets in the front.

I have three different hand grenades left, all have spoons and pins and all have open holes in the bottom. They are being sold at $15 each. The one in the top right of the pic is sold.

Very nice stainless steel water pitcher, marked on the bottom, "MD - USN, Polar Ware Co,".

Nice set of trouser suspenders with the elastic rear straps. These were made standard in June 1943.

Mint in box, goggles still in bag, with extra lenses.

A near mint January 1944 Dated Momsen Lung, as used by US Submarine crews for escape purposes. The rubber parts are still as supple as the day it was made. Has all straps, chains with clips and even the nose clamp. This would be the last one you would ever buy, as I don't think you can upgrade this one. How often do you see them come up for sale, in any condition??

I found two of these pin-back buttons in just fantastic shape. Still with the original ribbon and 45cal bullet. They are being sold at $50 each or take both for $90.

Nice set of unused rosettes in brass.

A great looking 9th Division/US Forces Vietnam sweetheart pin. Both pins are marked to "Whittemore & Co. Attleboro, Mass.".

A beautiful matched set of US and AAF EM Collar Brass insignia in cut-out form.

Neat little pin given to school students from elementary through college grades for outstanding work. Marked on reverse to "Medallic Art Co., New York". Measures 3/4" in diameter.

Here are two near mint tan neckties for one money

A nice large bag in near mint condition and marked with "US".

A neat little 10 cent token from the EM Mess at Cam Rahn Bay. It measures about the size of a dime.