A very nice example of a M-8 Flare Gun in working condition, these were the type flare gun carried in the Bombers to let the ground and field crews know they had wounded or have a ship in some type of distress. This gun comes with two near mint double star tracer flares, dated 1943 and one damaged flare with its wrapper. The flare has split, but makes a neat display as you can see the inside workings of the flare. All for one money.

A beautiful example of a 10gauge Mark 4 Flare Projector, as used in many of the survival kits and vests.

I have two of these hard to find WW2 Shark Repellent Pouches in near mint condition. They are sold at $65 each, or take both for $125.

These are the distress flares that are shot form Aircraft (Bombers) with wounded on board or the aircraft is in distress. These are shot from an M8 Flare Gun. They are priced at $35 each or take all three for $95. They are all dated December 1943.

Great looking kit from WW2, complete and unopened. Ink stamp dated 1962 on the bottom, as it was reissued for Vietnam.

This is for just the can, no contents. It has the neck cord and the packet with the extension tabs for the back pad kit, dated 1944. When empty, were used for many things, such as collecting rainwater, bailing, holding bait, etc.

These are M73 1" Red Star Distress Flares and are all dated 1945. They are sold at $20 each, or all three for $50.

Nice sterling silver AC ID bracelet to: "George G. Chapman" with porcelain emblems on the front.

Nice condition and still bright.

N.S.Meyer matched set of DI's for the 33td Fighter Group. Pin backs with matching maker's marks. Sorry, but the photo's don't do them justice, as they are excellent condition.

Metal badge measuring 1 1/4" by 1 7/8", pin back. Worn by veteran after being wounded and shipped back home in 1943.

US Army Air Corps Identification Card holder in used condition.

All seven bills for one money. Veteran bring back.

Two packs of razor blades to complete your footlocker display.

Helmet, liner and chinstrap are all there. The liner is loose and the chinstrap has broken in a couple of spots, but is still all there. Remnants of the paper tag remains too. The shell is marked, ZC216

Just a great looking piece of cloth. It measures 10 1/2" by 5 5/8" and is in excellent condition.

Metal whistle, measures 2" by 1", marked "Scout Whistle" and "Germany" under lip end. There is a compass in the one side of it, I've never seen this before. Was among items a veteran brought back.

Dated 1945 and made by, "J. A. Shoe", as nice as they come, near mint condition.

Real nice 1942 dated Canteen Cover, by "Shane MFG, Co", marked with initials, "MH" (same as pistol belt) It comes with a 1944 dated canteen and a 1953 dated cup.

Very nice tan canvas pistol belt, marked with initials, "MK", came with the 1942 Canteen cover, which is marked the same.

Nice brown Officers shirt, with epaulets and a felt AAF patch on left sleeve. Size is 14 1/2 by 32 and there is fraying over the right breast pocket. It is named to "E. A. Stanley" and still has a laundry tag on it.

Have two brown wool enlisted shirts in around 15 1/2 by 35. Came from same vet, no readable tags, one marked in collar, other is about the same size. They are sold at $15 each, or take both for $25.

Mfg. by "E.A. Brown" and dated 1943. Faint US on front flap.

Used condition, but dated 1974 and still has instructions printed on the bag.

For the Hi Standard 22cal pistol.