Beautiful condition, marked Coast Guard Ensign No. 4, by "Annin". Measures 2 1/2 feet by 4 feet and in excellent condition.

In a small to Medium size, the tag is washed out and partially gone. The color is very strong and the denim is still crisp. It was issued and has the sailor's name inside. There are no buttons, or metal ring backings with this jacket, as it looks like it was laundered and put away. Getting harder to find in this condition.

Beautiful and very hard to find enlisted man's buckle for the USMC serving at the Haitian Constabulary from 1916 to 1920.

Beautiful buckle worn from Indian War period through Span-Am war. Super condition.

A stunning near mint French Bayonet/Sword with scabbard and matching numbers. You won't find a nicer one anywhere else!!

A used, Collins made Mark 2 machete, dated 1944, with a Mark 2 canvas scabbard.

Nice rubberized, USN Foul Weather Jacket in a size Medium.

Like near mint hard cover with dust jacket and 224 pages of text and photos. Lots of color nose art photos.

A large, heavy book with dust cover and filled with 512 pages of text and photos.

Complete two volume set of "Airwar" by Edward Jablonski, excellent condition with dust covers.

Two hard cover books on General Eisenhower. Both for one money. Dwight D. Eisenhower, "A Gauge of Greatness" and "Eisenhower, American Hero"

Have two full packs of survival kit Malaria pills, "Chloroquine Phosphate Tablets", each pack has all six tablets. They are sold at $15 each, or take both for $25.

Nice tan canvas Frog for a British Lee-Enfield spike bayonet. Marked on the reverse, but can't quite make it out. Excellent condition.

Neat Geisha doll from 1st Cav. Division veteran who was there during occupation. She stands 14 1/2 inches and the base is 4 3/4" by 6'. Excellent condition from a smoke free home.

Large size book with 288 pages of text and great photographs.

Like new, soft cover with 244 pages of text and photographs.

I have two sets of 11 pins each, at $12 a set.

A great looking pair of size 10 Cloth Top Overshoes. These are the second pattern overshoes, with rubber enclosing sole and water resistant canvas top. Owing to the difficulties in the mass-production of the new Shoe Pac boots, these were issued as a substitute until the end of the war. Tough to find in this condition.

Neat wood souvenir bookends of a "Hooch", each measuring 8" high, by 4 7/8" long, by 3 5/8" wide. There is a corner of one of the hut roofs missing, but still a neat Vietnam souvenir item.

Nicely marked "Regulation U.S. Army Solid Brass" with the chain and hook. Great for an MP uniform.

The aluminum can measures 3 1/4" in diameter by 4" high, with the lid marked "1918 H.E.Cook". The folding drinking cup is aluminum, 2 5/8" in diameter at the lid and 2 1/2" high when unfolded.

Nice condition front and rear cover, measures 10 1/4" by 13". Great for a photo album, or scrapbook. Still has the original tie string.

This is as complete as you can get. On March 30, 1944, Miss Martha Jane Heist of Penbrook, Penna. sent a postcard to the Division of Public Inquires in Washington D.C. asking for some war posters. They sent her her postcard back with three posters in a mailer envelope. Two of them, the flag posters, are dated 1942, while the Sullivan Brothers is dated 1943. Everything is in like near new condition, just incrediable and all for one money.

A great little book of over 120 pages, measuring 3" by 4 3/4", filled with meat recipes for during WW2. First time I've ever seen this booklet. Great condition.