Have a number of M1 carbine magazine pouches, all with WW2 dates. They are sold at $30 each, or take two for $55.

Have a number of WW2 dated 1st aid pouches at $30 each. All in nice condition, take two for $55.

These were declared obsolete by July 1944 and were replaced by the combination tool M3A1. Only one I have.

Have two of these tools in near mint condition. They are sold at $30 each, or take both of them for $55.

Have two of these screw driver tools for rifle 1903, 1903 A3 & 1903 A4. They are sold at $15 each, or take both for $28.

Have four plastic and three metal cased M1 oilers at $18 each, or take a pair, one each type for $33.

A super looking leather wristwatch strap with padded watch protector. Inside the protector is marked "2 1/2" and the entire strap is in near excellent condition. The leather is still very supple.

Great looking tie in near mint condition, with "all Wool" tag'

Have two pair of leather utensil scabbards, fork & knife, at $18 a pair, or take both pair for $30.

Have a pair of AN-6530 flight goggles with the original box. The elastic strap is like new, the metal frame is perfect, but the foam padding is hard. Would be an easy fix to just get another foam padding for it. The box is in great shape and the label is perfect.

Great looking US Coast Guard patch that measures 5" diameter overall and does not glow.

A super looking Japanese field hat, nicely marked on the inside and overall condition is excellent. Came from the estate of a member of the 13th AAF veteran. Great looking hat and would be tough to upgrade.

Great looking British Army Machete, dated 1952 by "S&J Kitchin .LTD" Sheffield No. 2640, with broad arrow mark. The blade is lightly sharpened and the scabbard is in excellent shape. Nice looking set.

A small 48 star flag, approx. 4" X 5 3/4", possibly to be sewn onto a uniform sleeve? Excellent condition.

Here is a 24 inch, tan handle US Army Machete by "True Temper" and dated 1945. The blade has been sharpened and was used, but not abused. The sheath is in excellent plus condition and of a plastic material. It is made by, "Beckwith Manufacturing Co." of Dover N.H. and is dated 1945. A great looking set.

Very nice example of a EGW Knife as carried by "? Wise, U.S.M.M. during WW2. Overall length is approx.. 11 5/8" and still has the ring on the pommel. The scabbard has the name and USMM stenciled on the reverse and is in great shape. A great looking example of one that was there.

A used, but nice example of a utility knife as carried by a US Merchant Marine during WW2. His name was blotted out by family on the reverse of the scabbard. This knife came from the same household that the EGW came from. That knife was named. Very good condition.

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.

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.

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.

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.