In absolutely perfect condition, this one cannot be upgraded!! Marked US, U.S.S.Co., 1942. It looks like it just cane off the assembly line, absolute pristine condition.

In near mint condition with two slight chips to the porcelain, Marked US, S.M.Co., 1942. This is one beautiful example of this model canteen. Will be hard to upgrade.

The canvas case is named, dated 1943 with makers mark and broad arrow in a C, also has the shoulder strap. The 6 x 30 binoculars are made by REL/Canada and dated 1945. The right lens has a grid for ranging , each eye piece is adjustable. Very clear and in excellent condition, with binocular leather strap.

Have five TL-29 knives, 3 black and 2 brown plastic handles, various makers at $35 each, or take two for $65. Have another one with a broken plastic handle at $20.

Profusely marked, can't quite make it out. In near mint condition.

Still rolled up, never opened.

Have three Sten Gun Canvas slings. One is marked MELco, 1943 with broad arrow mark, another marked D & M LTD, 1944 and the third one maker marked (can't quite make it out} and dated 1945. They are sold at $35 each. All are in near mint condition.

In near mint condition, dated 1944 by M & S and has all straps.

1941 dated, with broad arrow and by M.E. Co. Overall length is approx 46 inches and is in near excellent condition.

Nice example of a MK-4 flare projector and this one has a spent flare casing still inside the barrel.

Just a great looking tan Officer's Visor Hat in a large size, 7 1/8 or larger, with a bendable leather bill. This was a private purchase hat by the Officer

Found five of these 5 Cent tokens in the bottom of a veteran's foot locker. I have two left. They are sold at $15 each.

Great little tool from British SAS CRIM ration packs, as used by Australian troops in Vietnam. Nicknamed "FRED" by troops...."Fucking Ridiculous Eating Device". Bottle and Can opener and spoon combined. Similar to our P-38.

Have two different silk hankies from Royal Artillery and Royal Air Force, both for one money.

Have 12 issues from years 1939, 40 & 41, all different and in good shape. Filled with news stories, photos and ads from the British perspective in the beginning of WW2. Fascinating reading. All for one money.

Have several WW2 era 101st A/B patches, all no glow at $45 each. No rockers. Sorry, the no eye error has been sold.

Both books for one money. The 1947 book is excellent, the 1957 has some water damage to some of the pages, but is still a great reference book om who's who in the Officer Corps in the time period before the Korean War and then Vietnam.

Have two covers at $18 each, or take both for $32. Both dated 1944, one by Tweedie and one by Dave Mfg. Co.

Neat ID tag, Masonite type material, marked S & W, P.O.W. 11606.

A single tag to Walter B. Rice, 57151, Sgt. Co. A, 28th Inf, USA

Two tags to Ian Gheim, 6836070, with cord.

Set of two tags to Pvt, Harold R. Pyle, Med. Dept., No.1396268. Only one tag is marked with this information, the other one is blank.

Marked USA P-40, made 4-44 and in excellent condition.

Neat set of used German binoculars, makers name on center knob, each eye piece adjustable, small chip on left eyepiece in Bakelite, but clear and work. Can't quite make out the maker's mark on the center know, but its there.

In mint condition, RAF, double ammo pouch for the Webley & Scott .38 Revolver and looks to be dated 1943. They are sold at $35 each, or take two at $65. Have four total, all in the same condition.