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.

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

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.

Nice piece from the French Indo-China War (Vietnam) dated 1950's with makers marks on inside. Tan hat with netting to cover face and head. The netting has a few holes, but overall it is still in excellent, unissued condition.

Nice shape, 15 X 31 and 15 X 33, one has 1953 date. Both for one money.

Great little manual of 156 pages on British Drill (All Arms}, reprinted 1958.

Neat booklet put out after WW2 on surviving an Atomic Attack.

Great looking hard cover book, many pages filled with text and photo rosters and Camp photo's. This is at Camp Gordon, Ga. The book measures 11 1/2" by 9" bu 1 1/4" and has some weight to it. The front cover has a couple wrinkles at the top, but they do not affect the book's integrity, as the pages are not affected.

A super looking Canadian Navy Officer Visor Cap, by "Hamilton Uniform, Hamilton, Canada" in near excellent condition, size 6 1/2.

Have three items from the 21st Army Corps shooting matches. Money clip marked "Marksmanship", a 1 5/8" square brass emblem for "Commanders Rifle and Pistol Championship Matches" and a shooting medal for Hi-team, marked on back, "MPTC BN, M 1 Match, Mar 55". All for one money.

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

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

Have one 1951 and two 1952 dated magazine pouches for the M=1 Carbine. They are all in near mint condition and are sold at $25 each, or take all three for $65.

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

Grouping of paper, wallet, bible, carnival dog tags and a bunch of paper to a Erwin W. Nace, Jr., BT2 on the LSD-13 Casa Grande (Landing Ship Dock). He tried to enlist in WW2, but his draft classification wasn't good enough. A neat little grouping and his photo with his 57' Chevy.

All clutch back and the two hangers are marked "sterling". These came from a Korean War vet that also saw service in Vietnam/ All for one money.

A neat looking folding brochure for reasons to re-enlist in the Army, with pay for enlisted ranks. Hated 1952.

A beautiful example of what some collector's call the "lower pack", this pack is in neat excellent condition, with all straps and a fantastic instruction tag on the inside. Mfg. by "W.L. Dumas".

Have 2 1953 knives by Ontario Mfg.Co. and 1 1952 by Oneido. They are sold at $6 each.

Have two 1952 dated pajama trousers, 1 medium and 1 large sizes, in mint condition. They are sold at $6 each, or take both for $10.

A nice example of a M-1950 white field parka with a 1953 date. Overall great shape, but with some discoloration towards the bottom. Getting harder to find.

I have 3 sets of M-1950 Winter Underwear. The tops are dated 1953 and the bottoms are dated 1952, they are in mint, unworn condition. The bottoms are Large, the tops are X Large. They are sold at $50 a set, or take all three sets for $125.

Right out of his foot locker, Mfg by "Duofold" and in unworn condition.

Nice complete two volume set, "Second to None" on the 2nd. Division in Korea. Near mint condition.

I'm selling these at two for one money, as you will then be able to frame them to see both sides at same time. I have three sets of two at $30 a set. Excellent condition and are actual period pieces. They state for UN Soldiers to give good treatment to Chinese or North Korean soldiers desiring to cease fighting, by Mark W. Clark.

Here are two sets of domed Quartermaster insignia, NOS stock, still in cellophane wrapper, 18K Gold Plated and the two Quartermaster insignia are different in size. Both for one money.

A harder to find naval rating for a Dental Technician.

I have a number of water slide decals for helmets and/or helmet liners. These are old stock and were used widely during WW2 occupation, through Vietnam. They are being sold at $3 each. I have a total of 53 decals and would sell all 53 for $82, which includes Priority postage.

Dated 3-51, here is a working Linsatic Compass by "Superior Magneto Corp, L I City, N Y" Nice working condition.

A 1950 dated AF Manual on "Fighter Gunnery, Rocket Firing Fighter Bombing" with approx. 100 pages. Just a neat book from the Korean War period.

A nice example of a M-1945 Cargo Field Pack with a 1950 date. Made by "Foster Co. Inc.", it has the rubber neck and full instruction tag on the inside.

A neat postcard, dated 1954, with the Marine's Hymn on it.

A 1952 dated Field Manual for the .30 Caliber M1 Carbine. Text and a lot of great photo's.

Nice example of a Korean War USMC Ammo Belt.

An embroidered 4 3/4" diameter squadron patch for either the Navy or Airforce that I have exhausted my sources in trying to ID. I know I've seen this patch before, now it is time to let someone else figure out what squadron it is. It does not glow under a black light.

Great looking badge and Hallmarked to "MEYER".

This is from either the Korean War or the Vietnam War and is a survival marker light marked "Delta" on the plastic body and "USA" on the metal pin base. It is an odd shape that you don't see that often.

Korean War or Vietnam War survival marker light "Life Saver" by Lennan Lights, Los Angeles. This is the Model 2 and is complete with the clip and cord. Don't see these that often.

I bought this little grouping at one of the local auctions. It is to a William D. Daniels of Sunbury, Pa. that trained at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation during 1952. Included in this grouping are his 1946 Sunbury HS yearbook and a large photo of him and a bunch of other young men leaving the Sunbury RR Station on their way into the military, A super looking book from Indiantown Gap that has him training with the 2nd Battalion, 10th Infantry Regiment of the 5th Division, plus a box of medals and a ring marked "Korea" that came with the books. This should be a nice research project for someone.

This is a decal on leather style squadron patch and it measures 3 3/4" by 4 3/4". It is in excellent condition and is a Korean War original.

A great little FM on "Survival at Sea" and dated 1950. It has 149 pages of information and drawings to survive if downed at sea. Great shape.

Nice hardback book on the 7617 USFA Support Command in Leghorn, Italy that supplies our forces in Austria during the Korean War. The book is dated 1953 and is filled with photos and some text.

A super looking bullion 5th AAF with Korea tab patch, Japanese made in excellent condition.

Super Field Manual on Pistols and Revolvers in near mint condition. Dated February 1953.

Here is a later Caterpillar Club grouping for 2LT William D. Lutgen of the 432nd FIS based out of Truax Field, Madison, Wisc. who had to jump from his F-86D after a mid-air collision with an F-89 type aircraft during simulated combat. Both pilots made successful jumps, but the Radar Observer in the F-89 hit the ground, still in his seat, and was killed. Included are copies of Lt Lutgen's application for the Caterpillar Club, a replacement Caterpillar Club certificate, wallet card and Caterpillar Club pin , his jump story and initial handwritten letter to Switlik. I even got a few of his rank insignia, a ribbon bar and a neat F-86 alum. coin from North American Aviation, Inc. I've also included a huge amount of research paper which consists of copies of the MACR for the incident and copies of photographs of the crash site. Lots of information.

Interesting 1 1/2" dia. coin that was made into a pendant with the addition of a screw-on bezel. Marked on obverse: "Second Infantry Division - Warrior" with likeness of 2nd Div. patch. Marked on reverse: "Second To None - WW1 WW2 Korea 1950-1954, DMZ 1965" with the likeness if a CIB. A challange coin or just a momento? It has some weight to it and is in excellent condition.