Just a fantastic pre-WW2 photo album belonging to George P. Foldvary, Btry. E, 55th C.A., Fort Ruger, Honolulu, T.H. (Territory of Hawaii). Approx. 200 photo's of Hawaii, landscapes, volcano's, Troops, Tank, Ship's and a Submarine (S-25), Airplanes, Movie Stars like Spencer Tracy and Warren Oland (Charlie Chan), then a section on San Francisco with approx 40 photo's, some of the building off the Bay Bridge. Just great stuff.

Here is a small, 4 1/4" diameter, souvenir plate of "Winston Churchill" by "Crown Devon" of England. Has some age crazing with a little discoloration, but does not distract from the overall appearance. This is a period piece from England.

Very well made and heavy, approx. 3 pounds. Overall length is 25 5/8", blade is 19" long by 1 7/8" at it's widest parts, the handle is 6 1/2" in length and the hand-guard is 4" wide by 7/8" thick. The blade has what looks to be a black paint on it and I don't see any maker's marks. Still a great looking piece for a collection filler or for a reenactor.

The mess tin is dated 1944, the knife is dated 1952 and the other utensils are WW2 vintage. All for one money.

This is to a Lt. C.W.Hutchinson, 336th Inf. Rgt, 84th Division. The coat and cap are by "Associated Military Stores" of Chicago. The visor cap is a size 7 1/8 and has just a couple of small moth nips, otherwise a beautiful cap. Don't see any moth damage to the tunic, has 336th insignia and 1st Lt. bars. The Sam Brown belt is still very supple and also has the chain sword hanger on it. A great looking set, all for one money.

A neat sailor's hat to the Z-Class Destroyer, "H.M.S. Zephyr". The hat is a size 6 5/8 and is named to "M. Sears". Still has the chin strap, it has some moth tracks on the top, but because of the dark blue color, it's not very discernible. A great looking hat that was there.

Here are two photo's of the same GI, with the one of him with his parachute and football style helmet.

Both for one money, 1942, No. 1 with MacArthur on the cover, the other copy is dated 1943 and is No.3. These comics were printed quarterly by Dell Comics in New York. Both are great shape, but No.3 is better.

A large magazine of about 40 pages, filled with drawings, color and B&W photographs and text. Neat excellent condition.

Neat 39 page magazine filled with photo's and text. Excellent condition.

Great book with super artwork and dated 1942. Excellent condition.

Neat 100 page magazine on Bob Hope's USO trip overseas, in his own words.Excellent condition.

This set has the mailer and 12 reproduction photographs of U.S. Naval Aircraft. A vintage set in excellent condition.

A beautiful wartime example of the "Pledge of Allegiance" from the B&O Railroad in Baltimore, Md. This would look great in a nice period looking frame. It comes with the mailer envelope.

A neat little hardcover book with 124 pages of pictures, text and drawings. I found one torn page, but its all there.

June 24, 1944 issue of Time Magazine with General Spaatz on the cover. Filled with photo's, stories and great ad's. Excellent condition.

From the Mechanicsburg, Pa. Naval Supply Depot, dated Oct. 24, 1945. A twelve page newsletter.

Nice cased WW2 Purple Heart, missing the lapel pin.

In used condition, size 10 spike protective combat boots.

The container and the stove are dated 1976.

No visible manufacturer, old marriage of two belt sections, left hardware pot metal, right side is brass. Decent condition and will still work.

M-1926 Cartridge belt, dated 1952 by Jeffersonville Quartermaster Depot in Indiana. Great condition.

Large size book, measuring 8 1/2" by 11", with 373 pages of text, drawings, photo's and diagrams of survival technics in various climates. Excellent condition.

AAF book on Jungle, Desert, Arctic Emergency Survival. Measures 4 1/4" by 5 1/2" with 149 pages. Neat book on survival tactics.

In near mint condition, tough to upgrade this one.