Nice looking porcelain canteen with several chips in the porcelain, but does not detract from the overall look. This one does not have a makers mark or the 1942 date as most have.

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

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

Unopened waxed bot in near mint condition.

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

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.

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.

Have two pair of leather utensil scabbards, fork & knife, at $18 a pair, or take both pair for $30.

Have a pair of AN-6530 flight goggles with the original box. The elastic strap is like new, the metal frame is perfect, but the foam padding is hard. Would be an easy fix to just get another foam padding for it. The box is in great shape and the label is perfect.

Have four P-38 can openers still in their original envelopes. Two by "Washburn Co." and two by "Speaker Corp.". They are sold at $8 each or two for $15. These are the only ones I have.

An excellent example of a metal cased TL-122-A flashlight by "National Carbon Company" (Eveready) of Cleveland, Ohio and in working condition.

A near mint example of a TL-122-B made by "Bright Star" and using a Cellulose Acetate Butyrate (CAB) housing. The proprietary name is "Tenite". It is in working condition. Would be hard to upgrade.

Great example of a Brass Cased TL-122-A flashlight by "USA Lite" and in working condition.

In near mint condition, manufactured by "Russell Manu. Co." (R.M.Co.) Middletown, Conn. Would be hard to upgrade this one.

A great looking set of 1942 dated shovel and carrier in excellent condition. The shover is dated 1942 by "Ames", while the carrier is dated 1942 by "Berkeley Bags, Inc.". A beautiful set.

Super looking wrist compass by "Taylor Instrument Co." Rochester, N.Y. Good working order.

Excellent set of M-2 Fuze/Fuse cutter/crimpers made by "William Schollhornm" of New Haven, Conn.

Great looking set in near mint condition. Looks all there.

In excellent condition, the pick is marked "US, Diamond Calk, 1944", carrier marked to "Hamlin Canvas Goods, 1945" and the handle is unmarked. Great looking set.

Great looking aviator goggles marked "Polaroid Aviation Goggles, No. 1065, T.M. Reg. U.S. Pat. Off." with a hard case marked "Polaroid Aviation Goggle Kit No. 1068" with instruction booklet and many extra lenses. Goggles in great shape, strap is still elastic and very lightly worn. Great set.

A near mint condition Pick-Mattock intrenching tool with cover. All are dated 1944, the handle and the tool are marked "Plumb". while the cover is dated 1944 by "W.L. Dumas Mfg. Co.". Won't find a better example.

In near mint condition, a mountain troop cook set, dated 1944 by "The Republic Stamping and Enameling Co." of Canton, Ohio. Is complete with all three pieces, all in excellent condition.

Nice pair of Army Mess Hall forks by "SILCO" American Silver Company. Both for one money.

Neat looking tin metal oiler can, marked "Air Corps H S Army" and measures 4' X 2 1/2" X 1" wide. Excellent condition.

Great looking un-opened pack of wound tablets by "The Union Company" of Kalamazoo, Mich. Super hard to find.

In unused condition with the original box.

Have eleven of these wood rope tensioners, all for one money. They measure approx. 1" diameter by 5" long.

In near mint condition, a Transportation Corps Brassard, used during maneuvers and also worn by Beach Masters during the D-Day landings.

Have two M-1938 wire cutters and both are in excellent condition. One is dated 1944 by, "H.K. Porter, Inc." and the other is dated 1945 by, "William Schollhorn Co.". They are sold at $135 each, or take both for $260.

Have a great looking wrist compass by, "Superior Magneto Corp." and has a canvas strap.

Nice example of a M-1932 meat can and dated 1941.

Have two munt, unopened Carlisle First Aid packets with the sulfa shaker envelope added. They are sold at $22 each, or take both for $40.

Have two of these rubber at $8, or take both of them for $15.

In near mint condition and working order. It uses one D cell battery and the body is marked, "United States Electric Manufacturing Corp." ("USALITE") New York. You don't see many of these floating around anymore and this one works. Measures 1 3/4" diameter and 4 1/4" long.

Have two 1945 dated 3-Pocket Grenade Carriers in mint condition. One is made by "Kaypey Manufacturing Co., New York, NY" and the other is by "Meyers and Son Manufacturing Company, Madison, Indiana". These were also used as Medical carriers by some GI's and both are in mint condition. They are $65 each, or buy both for $120.

I have one tube of Red wax, which is for speed. They are made by "American Grease Stick Co., Muskegon, Michigan".

I have 11 tubes of Orange wax for climbing, or wet snow and 8 tubes of Blue wax for dry, or powder snow. There are several different looking tubes that are made by "F.H. Wiessner" and also have 3 tubes of Blue by "Chemurgic Corporation, Richmond, Calif." with 1 Orange tube by "American Grease Stick, Co., Muskegon, Michigan". They are sold at $10 each, or two for $18.

In near mint condition and marked "US AFH 43". Made by "American Fork & Hoe Co.) Evansville, Indiana and dated 43'.

Super looking condition and in working order, with matching leather case, eye guards and all straps. Marked "7 X 50, BU.AERO. U.S.Navy, Mark 21, Product of Squared Company, SARD". Excellent condition, has filters in lenses and rubber eye guards.

In a bath towel size and in great shape.

A nickel silver spoon by "O.C.", 8 1/2" overall length with "US" on handle. Possibly from an Officer's Mess and possibly pre-WW2.

A beautiful set of Amber colored Aviator Sunglasses for someone that wore glasses. Comes with it's own issue case and both are in near mint condition.

I have two of these kits available. The upper kit has it's original box from the manufacturer, "Military Kit by Belding - Corticelli" it is full, made of a leatherette material and near mint condition, priced at $45. The lower kit is a hard canvas kit with all of it's contents and in near mint condition. It is priced at $35.

These are the outer boxes for the K Rations issued during WW2. These are probably reproductions, but by the same Manu. that made them during the war. I have ten sets of the three boxes that are a set, Breakfast, Dinner & Supper. If you take all ten sets, $95.

First time I've seen this one. Anti-Dimming Composition cloth for glasses, goggles and gas masks.

This is for just the cardboard box the matches were issued in.

A 2oz tin of Insect Powder.

Have two boxes of these bug bombs, they are sold at $40 each, or take both for $75.

In near mint condition with both the container and the stove dated 1945. Looks to be in excellent working condition and has the wrench. Don't get any nicer than this one.

Nice looking First Aid Kit by "J.A. Shoe" and dated 1945. It looks to be filled with medical contents. Excellent condition.

Have two of these bags, each measuring 29" by 23" with draw ropes. Both in great shape and one is named. They are sold at $8 each, or both for $15.

In it's original box, a T-30-5 throat mike in like new condition with paperwork. The box has some storage wear, but overall presents very well.

Very nice example of the field bag and in great shape. Made by, "The Langdon Tent & Awning Co., Manufactured in 1942" which is inside the flap and in very strong print. This bag also has the carrying strap.

Nice condition bag by, "Ward Manufacturing Co. 1942". and named to a soldier "Ploss". No carrying strap with this one.

Have three rolled sewing kits, 1 at 6" long, 2 at 3 1/4" long and one in a tin that is 2 3/4" long including the thimble. The rolled kits are sold at $15 each, the tin kit is $8. Take all 4 kits for $45. The top 6" long kit has been sold

Have three different hard side, canvas covered sewing kits and all are full. One of the kits is named. They are sold at $35 each.

Neat cloth roll sewing kit and filled.

Super looking US Army sewing kit by Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

Nice looking sewing kit and named to a PFC Marino with the 36th Sig. Co A and dated 1944 and filled.

Have two 1945 dated pouches with different makers. One is minty, while the other one has some issues. Both for one money.

In near mint condition and with both dates.

Nice all leather flag carrier in excellent condition.

Have five M-1938 Wire Cutter Pouches, four with 1944 date and one with possibly 1943 date. All in excellent condition, various makers and they are sold at $15 each, or take all five for $65.

Have two mint Jungle Food Bags with WW2 dates. They are sold at $12 each, or take both for $22.

Found a box from General Electric for the AAF Electric Shoe Inserts, with three mint pairs of the Type Q-1 inserts. The box is also in excellent condition and was meant to hold five pairs, but there are only three pairs when I found it. Will look good in a static display.

Have three dated carrying straps at $25 each. Have two different 1942 and one 1944. Update, the 1944 strap has been sold. All are in excellent condition.

Have two straps with no discernable dates showing. The plain one has some rust on the snaps, but they still work, it is $15 The other one has 8 rows of sewn reinforcing and that one is $20. The one on the right has been sold.

In near mint condition, these were used circa 1942-43.

Nice looking white denim like material bag in nice condition.

Have two of these mess hall trays marked to "US Army MD - 1945" and are made of Melamine. They are sold at $22 each, or take both for $40.

A mint, unopened metal Carlisle bandage by, "Handy Pad Supply Co." Worchester, Mass.

In near mint condition a 1945 dated Duffle Bag by, "The John Igelstroem Co." Massillon, Ohio.

Just a great looking pack board, dated 1944 by, "Artek-Pascoe Imc." and in excellent plus condition.

Have 3 of these with their original paper directions, dated 1944, as well as the attachments themselves. They are all in near mint condition. They are sold at $30 each, or take all three for $80.

Have 3 of these metal shelve attachments, all in mint condition. They are sold at $20 each, or take all 3 for $55.

1945 dated shoulder pads for use with the Pack Board shoulder straps. Near mint condition. They are sold at $12 each pair, or both pair for $22.

What looks to be a Dental Kit, by the tools included, has 14 tools included, one of which is the head band with reflective mirror. It measures over 12 inches when opened.

Have three unopened packs of "Peacock Rediwet" prophylactics by "Caribe Rubber Company" here in the USA. Mint packs with the original instruction paper. They are sold at $9 each, or take all three for $25.

A full tin of Insecticide Powder for Louse.

Used for purifying water. Full bottle.

Great looking 1945 dated Jungle Medical pouch with contents. Includes bandage Insect Repellant, Athlete's Foot Bottle, Iodine, Boric Acid Ointment and Water Purification Tablets.

In used condition, has some stains, but overall great shape. This is the Marine Corps Philadelphia Depot of Supply design of March 1943. Great looking piece.

In near mint condition, a 1945 dated grenade carrier, by "Kaypey Manu., Co." with both leg tie straps.

Great looking flashlight, nice patina to the brass case, not sure if it is operational, but so hard to find in this condition. Marked "Eveready" A National Carbon Company Product.

In near mint condition, a 6-16-44 dated Type II floatation bladder, which could also be used as an auxiliary canteen. Very nice.

Marked size 4 and in near mint condition.

In excellent condition with original cord and plug.

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.

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

Have tw0 TL-122 flashlights. The TL-122B & TL-122D do not light up, so they are sold at $75 each, or take both of them for $140. The brass cased TL-22A has been sold.

Have two M-1910 Intrenching Axe's, 1944 & 1945 dates, both by "Plumb". Each one has a same date canvas carrier. They are sold at $95 each, or take both for $180.

Mountain troop, ridged frame rucksack, by "Avery", dated 1943. It also has the "Avery 1943" winter white camouflage cover with it and has the ID (D1555) marked on the rucksack. Research concludes this belonged to John J. Duffy, 32011555, HQ 2nd Bat., 86th Inf. 10th Mountain Division and the paperwork is included with the rucksack.

Brass fittings, first aid pouch with small Carlisle first aid dressing, all marked to same GI. Excellent condition.

Made by "Pond's Extract Co., Clinton, Conn. Have four of these full metal tubes of paint sticks, plus I have two original, "Fact and How To Use Sheets" that were packed into each case of the tubes. The tubes are $15 each and the paperwork is $10, you may take two tubes and a paper for $35. Once their gone, they're gone.

In near mint condition and marked on the outside of the flap, with nice tag on the inside. Just need to fill with contents. I've sold several of these filled at $500 each.

Near mint example of this nice WW2 extension strap.

Nice aluminum case by, "B&L" with clear lenses and hinged at the nose to fit better. Overall nice shape.

AAF sunglasses and AAF marked leatherette case. The case has a small tear by the snap and the glasses brow support is apart on the right eye lens. Should be an easy fix on the glasses and don't try to open and close the case.

Here are plastic, waterproof bags for a pistol, or personal effects, that were going to be used in the invasion of Japan in 1945. Have five of them at $5 each, or take all five for $20.

Nice set of Aviator sunglasses with leather case. The glasses are missing the plastic ear guards, which can be replaced. Nice old set.

Have six muzzle covers, all in excellent condition. Three by Tweedie 1944, two by E.A. Brown 1944 and one by Dave Mfg. Co. 1944. They are sold at $18 each.

Working condition with original wrist strap, by "The Kalabt Co. Inc."

Have two metal mirrors at $20 each, the smaller one has a hole in the middle, to be used for emergency signaling.

Buck Sgt. stripes on blue denim armband. When do you see these pop up. Great piece. The picture of the back is the true color (dark blue), the front was lit up by my flash, sorry.

Near mint condition wool armband with felt letters and a single elastic expansion strap. Hard to upgrade.

Excellent condition with some storage wear. Still very supple.

Have two pair of these gloves at $15 a pair, or both pair for $25.

Fantastic looking tourniquet with sewn on label by "Gustave Altmar Co., New York".

Beautiful condition, marked Coast Guard Ensign No. 4, by "Annin". Measures 2 1/2 feet by 4 feet and in excellent condition.

A canvas pouch, measuring 4 1/2" by 5" and marked with the Chemical Insignia. "Kit, Gas Mask Waterproofing M1" on the front and "Lot 12 L.K.Mo." under the flap on the inside.

I have a full case of Muslin Bandages, 12 to a case, by the "Seamless Rubber Company". The outer box has a couple of tears, but it's all there. The inner boxes are excellent.

Great looking dust respirator in near mint condition and dated 1942. Has all straps and marked "Gilmer Lot 20". These were used by armor crews and were introduced in 1941.

I have one OD belt dated 1944 that is priced at $30, the other three have no dates and are priced at $20 each.

Here are four period razor blades, in their packs, with a copy of an ad for the "Marlin Blades. These go well with a footlocker display. All for one money.

A great looking M-1945 Combat Field Pack and dated 1945 under the flap. It has the rubber neck on the inside with a super looking set of instructions. The button on the small pocket is a 13 star button. All straps appear to be there.

Great looking filter for USN binoculars.

Nice early tin equipment buttons. Nice to have them laying around if you ever need some.

Here is a great looking pair of Ski goggles with case and extra lenses. Near excellent condition.