Here is a 1943 made Type K-20 Aircraft Camera, SN 43-4273 with it's original fitted case marked to the USS Shangri-La CV-38. It also has 3 rolls of film, two colored filters and a couple photo's of the ship. Everything looks to still be in working condition but have not been tested. The camera was made by, "The Folmer Graflez Corporation of Rochester, N.Y. There is a decal on the camera with a 1967 date as this would have also been used while the ship was deployed during the Vietnam War The Shangri-La was commissioned in 1944 and saw action in the Pacific towards the end of the war. It saw service during Korea and then into the Vietnam War, it was decommissioned in 1971 and was sold for scrap in 1988.

Near mint Officer's Low Quarter shoes in size 6A and have the QM stamp on the inside. They still have the original laces and do not look like they were ever issued to anyone.

A near mint pair of Spike protection boots made March 1967 and a size 12W. These boots look never issued and still have the original Instruction Tag on the boot laces.

Super looking metal box for holding Thompson Submachine Gun Magazines. Nicely marked on the hinged lid and measures approx. 4 5/8" by 5 5/8" by 6 1/4" high.

A 1943 dated Canadian Signal Lamp. "Admiralty Pattern 1038" and in excellent condition. Manufactured by "Thos. Pocklington LTD, Toronto.

A super neat looking artillery shell, measures 4 1/2" diameter at base and stands 6" high. Images of Wright Flyer 1 1903 and Curtis JN-4H. Super looking piece of trench art.

A complete rope drag set with all pieces and in near mint condition. The canvas is marked "Hodges Tent & Awning Co. 1943".

This is a full quart bottle with pyro design of "V War Bonds". Excellent condition and with cardboard cap.

Super looking souvenir bowl for the 787th Field Artillery and made in "Schumann, Bavaria". It measures approx. 6" in diameter and is in excellent condition.

A neat item brought back from Japan, this spoon measures approx. 5 1/4" long, has a Mum in the spoon, a dragon on the handle and is marked "Nagasaki" on the reverse. It is non-magnetic.

Just a neat brass trophy for "Winner, Zone D, Third War Loan Drive, Miss Agnes S. Wiley". It stands approx. 8" high by 2 5/8 diameter base. First one of these I've ever seen. Excellent condition.

Neat optical inserts with eyeglasses for the M-17 gas mask.

Super looking child's Blue USMC tunic in corduroy, with eagle buttons and still has the tag attached. The tag says it is a size 12.

A neat pocket souvenir, made onboard ship, consisting of a copper Pelican, measuring approx. 2 3/8" by 1 1/2".

A French spoon made by "Jacqueminet", having "Chateau Thierry" and the initials "VM" put into the reverse side.

Have two of these Battle Rattles in different sizes and obviously made by the same manufacturer. The small one is 5 3/4: by 6" by 3/4" thick and has 3 screws holding the metal plate. The larger one is 7" by 8" by 1" thick and has 5 screws hold the metal plate. Both are in working condition and great looking pieces. They are sold at $150 each, or take the pair for $285.

Fantastic looking copper spittoon with a white enamel bowl inside to catch the spit. It measures 8 inches in diameter and stands 3 3/4 inches high. The top lifts off and the enamel bowl can be removed for cleaning. Super looking piece.

Have a great looking homemade WW2 Jeep, measuring 17" long by 7 1/2" wide by 6 1/2" high. It is all wood construction, axels, 4 wheels and a spare and the only damage I see is the front bumper was broker long ago on the driver's side, but only gives it character. Still has the original paint and is a great looking homefront toy.

Found by family while cleaning out their grandfather's estate. Neat piece.

Neat nail clipper, "Gem Jr." H.C. Cook Co., Ansonia, Ct. found in WW1 veteran's estate by relatives. Still works fine.

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.