A super looking example of the Japanese Officer's Dress Sword. It has a 29 3/4" long, bright blade that has either a W or M mark by the hilt. The brass wire is present on the grip, but should and could be tightened up by someone that knows what their doing. Nice bright, undamaged nickel scabbard with Japanese marks on the drag. Great looking sword.

Bought this at a WW2 veteran's estate sale, but none of the family knew anything about it, or if he had used it during the war. Measures 11 1/2" long with a 3/4" tube, has two mounts on it and is marked, "Weaver, El Paso, Tex. Pat'd". The outer tube has wear, with very light oxidation (nothing too bad), but the scope still works great and it has fine cross-hairs.

A real neat looking piece of trench art with roses and a butterfly. The wood base is 9 inches in diameter and the overall height is 23 1/4 inches. The shell case is approx. 2 1/4" in diameter, I believe it is a 40 MM round and the warhead is 5 1/2" in height. Looks like it either was, or was going to be a lamp. Very nicely done.

I have 16 cans of "Harrison's Hotel Blend" coffee in 8.8 oz. cans. They are $8 each or two for $15. I also have 3 cans of "Schroeder Instant Coffee" in taller 8.8 oz. cans, they are $8 each, or take all three of them for $20, as one of them is dented on the bottom.

Fantastic looking shooting shirt/jacket in a large size. Metal USMC buttons and reinforced canvas pads for the right breast and both elbows. The pad on the right elbow has a small bit a fraying to the edge of the pad, 1 inch, but just gives it character. A nice addition to any USMC collection.

Just a super looking HBT shirt in around a large size. Silver colored 13 star buttons.

These are neat! Print blocks with swords a scabbards. Look to be brass or copper metal, non-magnetic, on wood blocks and in their original boxes. Used to illustrate a book, when?? They are sold at $20 each or all for $70.

Near mint knit long sleeve underwear top, around a large.

Nice black leather MP armband, 2nd Army patch, marked to "3rd Plt" and named to "Nicholson". Great condition.

Have one pair of winter weight socks by "Ballston" in size 10. Still have paper tag.

I have 6 pair of a tan/beige knee high knit socks, sizes 10/11 at $8 a pair, or $15 for two pair.

I have 4 pairs of like new OD wool socks. One pair, size 9, one pair size 10 and two pair size 10 1/2. They are sold at $8 a pair, or two pair for $15.

Got two different boy's Army uniforms from WW2. Both have coats, long leg pants with sewn in suspenders and small overseas hats. One is in brown wool and the other is in khaki. They are sold at $125 each, or take both for $225. Great period pieces.

Have four of these cigarette cases made from a heavy gauge aluminum, measuring approx. 6' by 3' by 1/2". All were made as souvenir type cases, by a local artisan, for the GI's to take home. The GI who purchased these was John J. Butala in January of 1953. One was for him, "Choguri, Korea Koje Do" "John J. Butala 22-1-53", another was "To Billie From Johnny 22-1-53" with a neat fighting scene on the one side with a tank, looks like they're breaking out of a prison camp. On the third one, "Memory of Korea" with what looks like a POW Camp, on the other side is a profile of three men on a globe, "The men who keep peace in the world". The forth and last one hae stag deer jumping over a log with a search light in the distance, on the other side is a wolf standing over a dead sheep. It would be a shame to break them up, so all four for one money.

Nice bright blade by "Alcoso" with scale logo. The pommel has a little chrome loss on the back side, the scabbard has some paint loss and surface rust. The leather frog is dry, but all there, just has some paint spots on the reverse, but it is original.

Nice example of the second pattern of the RLB cap insignia in aluminum. Little bit of enamel damage to the swastika, but it's real.

A near mint example of the M-1945 suspenders, as worn in the Korean War. Marked to the Jeffersonville Quartermaster Depot and dated 1952.

I have two sets of suspenders at $65 each. They are both in near mint condition, made by "Champion Canvas Suppliers" and both dated 1945. Take them both for $120.

An original, period cardboard sign, displayed in stores that were members of the National Recovery Act, started in 1930's by FDR to help with getting out of the depression. The corner of the lower right is missing, but doesn't take away from the overall look.

Fantastic 83rd Division patch in gold bullion on felt. Nicely aged.

3 inches long and pinback, with a black stone in the middle. Nice looking wings.

A nice 45 cal. pistol magazine pouch in leather, marked on reverse, "US JQMD, 1940 ENS". Very dark brown on the front, almost black, nice deep brown color on the reverse. Great shape.

Just a neat WW1 Homefront item from Harrisburg, Pa. The pencil measures 7 1/2" long.

Super condition, only have the one, measures 1 1/2" by 3/4" and is 3/16" thick.

Embroidered on twill with cheesecloth backing and measuring 4" by 2 3/4". They do NOT glow under black light. I have two patches and they are sold at $15 each.