I have four of these launchers and all are manufactured by "S&B" and in working order. They are sold at $150 each or take two for $290.

Super looking Gunners Quadrant MI No. 48976, dated 1943 by "Minneapolis Honeywell Reg. Co." and in good working condition. Has the original leather carry case which is also marked and in great shape.

Neat looking replica of a German P-38 pistol, the action works, but cannot fire a live round. Metal construction with plastic grips.

Not military and not from Germany, but a large glass bottle for Swastika Brand Grain Alcohol which has a thin brass tag on the front and the name "Swastika" embossed on the lower front of the bottle. It is one gallon and measures 11" high by 6 1/2" in diameter. There are embossed pint measurements on the one side that total 8 pints. Just a neat looking bottle.

Neat looking machete that was made on the Penna Class, Armored Cruiser, the USS Huntington in WW1. The Huntington did convoy escort and troop transport. The machete has a brass handle and measures 23 inches overall length.

Have three of these orange cased bandages. They are sold at $55 each or take all three for $150.

In near mint condition, an unopened plastic cased Carlisle Bandage with sulfa.

Large bandage measuring approx. 7' by 8" in unused condition.

Unopened waxed bot in near mint condition.

Have 12 of them for one money and all are unopened.

OD colored rubber helmet band.

Neat plastic case for a toothbrush. Has a little crack on the lit.

Perfect for reenactors, or that static display. This pistol is plugged and fires a 9mm blank. Great looking pistol in working condition and looks the part.

A full size metal replica of a Bolo Mauser, perfect for reenactors, or in a static display, rather than putting a real one in a holster. The sight is a little loose, as it flops up when handled.

A full size, working metal replica of a German P-08 Lugar. It cannot fire ammo. Perfect for reenactors, or for that static display, rather than putting an actual Lugar in a holster.

A super neat looking armband measuring approx. 4 1/2" wide by 10" long, embroidered on cloth with a cheesecloth backing and what appears to be a place to put ID, or papers on the reverse. It is missing the elastic strap and has a couple of small pieces of Velcro sewn on. Obviously done after the war. The POGY had a pretty good war history with 16 Japanese ships sunk between April 1, 1943 and August 5, 1945. First one of these armbands I've ever seen. Overall in great shape.

In near mint condition, a cloth bandolier for 8 clips of "30 Ball M2". The blackened safety was used to adjust the strap length and then pin to uniform.

A beautiful, near mint grenade carrier by "Boyt" and dated 44'.

Have three M-1932 Meat Cans, all in used, but great shape. Have two dated 1941 and one dated 1942. They are sold at $20 each.

This patch came off of a uniform and looks foreign made. Light blue background, cheese cloth backing and the patch is very supple. Thinking possibly European manufactured.

Large 6" diameter patch, possibly Japanese made for Radio man Operations specialist. This is what information is on a piece of tape on the back of the patch. Nice looking patch.

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. The top two pouches have been sold. Still have the other three, 2 - 1943's and 1 - 1945.

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.