Nice used set of Mark III goggles in very nice condition. The leather and padding are still supple, with some wear to the elastic on the strap, but still has elasticity.

Nice looking pair of Officers Trench boots, have pull straps on the inside and laces. (upper laces on right boot are missing) Somewhere around a size 8 or 9, heel to tow measures 11 5/8" and they stand 16 1/2" tall. Great shape and color.

Very nice pair of leather Cavalry boots, somewhere around a size 8 to 9, measures 11 5/8" heel to toe and stand 18 1/2" high. Both have the pull straps inside and also laces. Great condition.

Worn, but not abused, these are size 9 1/2 A and are dated by the former owners serial number, 52457193. No manufacture date, but probable left over from WW2. Nice looking boots.

In a size 8 N, with felt inserts and leather laces. Looks never used, just storage wear and comes with an original tag from the manufacture on care and use.

Neat metal can, with canvas carrying strap and embossed with. ""FSCO II 1942" Measures 10 3/4" by 5 1/2" by 16 3/4" and is painted black. It had a band around the middle and the two halves slide together. It was ID'd as a British Ammo Can, but I can't find anything on it.

Great looking black leather British Type B flight helmet with Gosport tubes. No tags and the ear cover on the left side needs re-stitched on one side. Nice early example.

Nice early example of a British Type B Flight Helmet with Gosport Tubes. No tags and both ear cover zippers need some repair work. Still a neat early, brown leather helmet.

In near mint condition, handle has some light wear, but the blade and carrier don't look used at all. The carrier is dated 1943, the blade has a maker mark, just can't quite make it out. It is also marked "England" in a white paint, as it was sold as surplus after the war. Nice complete set, just need to add a spike bayonet to totally complete it. The bayonets were not issued with the tool, but were used on the bottom end of the handle to aid in searching for mines.

Possibly Police or French Foreign Legion, as they both carried this model.

Neat wood ammo case for British 303 cal. Ball ammo, dated 1954, just after Korean War.

No lid, but great graphics and a good looking box.

Nice unopened box of .30 cal. blanks.

I have 5 boxes of 1909 .30 Cal. blanks. Three are unopened, 2 have been opened, but are all full. They are sold at $12 each, or take all five for $55.

In near mint condition, both bag and gas mask, bag has dimming cannister inside with a tag for the Faceform that is still inside the gas mask. Rubber parts are like new and very supple, mask is dated "4-44", would be very hard to upgrade this one.

Have two of the same style carriers, but two different style gas masks. They are sold at $140 each, or take both for $265. Both are in very nice, usable shape.

In used, but very nice condition with full strap and greenish lenses.

Nice example of an AAF Type B-6 leather flight helmet, with tag and dated 1942.

In near mint condition, with tag, looks like never worn.

In excellent to mint condition, I have four different styles of rayon Blood Chits, for use during the Korean War and into Vietnam. They are marked XM-51-1 (European), XM-51-2 (Far East), XM-51-3 (USSR and Satellites) and XM-60-1 (Latin America). They are sold at $30 each, or take 4 different ones for $100. I have a number of each to make several sets of four.

Looks to be unused, but has storage wear. No contents, but has the holster. Tag is present and was made by "Lite Manufacturing Company" and looks to be 1945 dated. Has a nice salty look to it that would be great for a static display.

In near mint condition, Size Medium 38, AN-6550 by "The Paul Reed Company" and dated 1944. Super looking flying suit.

In near mint condition, set of combat suspenders, dated 1942 by "Varient".

Near mint Jungle Medical Pouch, dated 1945 by "H.M. Co.". Super nice, no contents.

Very nice First Aid Pouch by "Victory 1943" with a near mint Carlisle Model, First Aid Packet, Sulfanilamide in box and sleeve.