Bullfrog Valley Militaria

In near mint unused condition, size 6 1/2, original laces and a mint pair of "Jefferies" socks.

In near mint condition, a super looking pair of wool/felt flying boots as used in cold weather conditions. Not marked, but look like "Duratex" boots and in a medium size.

Just a minty pair of brown leather Officer's dress gloves in size 8 1/4. The snaps are named to "Fownes London" and there is a stamp in the inside, but can't make it out. Great looking gloves.

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. The inside of each shoe appears to have the following, Ink stamp, QMC, Inspector Number, Inspected, 258. On the sides are printed, 6A, D J Levanworth, W30-280-QM 6467. My eyes are shot, but this is what my wife says is printed.

Great looking tie in near mint condition, with "all Wool" tag'

Just a superb pair of near mint 2nd Cavalry Boots that were introduced in 1940. Legging top, lace bottom, marked 10 1/2 C and dated December 10, 1941. I can't quite make out the manufacturer, but the mark is strong inside the boot. The soles are also marked "U.S.A. NO85" and the heels are by "Portage". You won't find a nicer pair of these boots anywhere.

In near mint condition, a pair of wooden shower shoes/sandals. They measure 11" X 4" X 1" and look like they were never worn.

Consisting of named jumper and trousers, neckerchief and hat. All in excellent condition.

Super looking pair of wool, USMC dress blue trousers in a size 4-M. Waist approx.. 32 inches & inseam at 30 1/2". Near mint condition and named inside.

This grouping consists of 3 pair of wool pants and 3 jumpers, one with the Amphibious Patch sewn on. All seem to be in nice condition. All for one money as they are to the same veteran.

Fantastic looking WW2 Officer's Pink Overcoat, made by, "Season Skipper". The measurements are approx. armpit to armpit 21 inches, shoulder to cuff 25 1/2 inches and collar to bottom 49 inches. I found two very small moth bites on the reverse side, but they do not affect the overall look. The lining has a tear by the left armpit, but does not affect the look or wearing ability. There is a belt present, but it does not have a buckle. Just a super looking coat.

A super looking pair of brown leather cap toe Jump Boots in size 7 D. Can't quite make out the date or other markings inside, but these look like they were hardly worn. The soles and heels are "BFG Goodrich" and look near mint.

Fantastic looking pair of 2 Buckle Combat boots with rough out lowers. They are a size 8 C and made by the "International Shoe Co." and are dated May 15 1945. The soles and heels are "Light-Tread" and the boots look like they were never worn.

Super looking pair of Type B-2 Flight Trousers, Alpaca lined and complete with elastic suspenders, in a size 40 Medium. Some soiling around the cuffs, but a rare flight item to find. Super condition, I would rate excellent.

No tags, or labels and has wear on the inside at pockets and at the cuffs. Just an honest B-15 with the "I was there" look. In a Med. or Lg. size, has a Talon zipper and the waist band is good, just the cuff's have problems. To wear or will look great on a mannequin display.

Nice looking M-43 that has some honest wear on it. Has wear around the top of the collar and by the cuffs. A larger size, but there are no labels present. The jacket is named inside by the collar to a, "------ A. Grove" I just can't quite make out the first name. Nice looking WAC M-43 that was used.

Great looking "Ike" Jacket in size 36R with a Talon zipper front. Has the 508th wing oval sewn on left breast, but is missing the 82nd A/B patch and Staff Sgt's stripes. Looks to be tailor made because of the zipper and all pockets have been expertly sewn shut. A great looking jacket and has, "A 3548" inked on the inside lining.

Here is a large can of M1 Shoe Impregnite for mold and waterproofing of shoes and boots.

I have ten cans of shoe dubbing for water and mold proofing shoes and boots. They are sold at $5 each, or take all 10 for $45.

Have two larger 4oz cans of Dubbing at $8 each or both for $15.

In what appears to be near mint condition as I see no signs of wear. They are a size 6 1/2 AA and made by "Geo. R. Keith Company" The soles are marked U..SA. No55 and show no signs of being worn. They just don't get any nicer than this..

Nice looking brown leather cap boots, don't see any dates or size. Would think they are around a size 9. Soles are marked to "BFG". Overall great shape and condition.

Great looking match pair of Tan, size 3 leggings by "Gregory & Read Co." and dated 11/2/1942.

Have a decent pair of 2-buckle combat boots in size 9 C, marked GX but I can't find a date on them. They are in worn condition, but still have a great look to them and would look fantastic on a combat mannequin display. Both have BFG marked soles and have about the same wear on them.

Just a great looking pair of Australian made leather service boots, in around a size 8 to 10. Although Aussy made, a favorite of Marine and Army Soldiers. Soles and heels have some wear, but they are still in excellent condition.

Have three boxes of 24 shoe laces each, selling the laces at $3 each, or 4 for $10, or a box of 24 for $50. Once their gone, their gone.

Have five pair of brown cloth boot laces, 40 inches long, sold at $4 a pair.

Excellent condition in size 34R, with M-43 hood. The liner is nicely marked with jacket information, spec. tag in pocket is a little faded, but looks to be dated 1944. Just a nice jacket.

In just excellent condition, very supple and marked USN by "The Sunlite Mfg. Company". Harder to find than the one's marked to USMC.

I have two of these from the same GI, in size 15 X 32. AAF patch on the one shirt, both with Sgt. stripes. Yhe shirts are in great condition and both have the inside gas flap.

Very nice looking wool shirt for enlisted ranks. Has Sgt. stripes, but don't see a size on it, This shirt came with the two Gas Flap shirts, so I would think it is a size 15 X 32.

Nice OD wool shirt in 14 1/2 X 33.

Have two tan shirts, 15 1/2 X 33 and a 15 X 34. Both shirts in nice shape. They are $10, or take both for $18.

Nice uniform of top and pants to a Motor Machinist in the Seabees. Great shape.

A great looking shirt with 2nd Army patch and T Corporal stripes. It is a size 15 - 32. This shirt does not have the gas flap.

A nice example of a OD color linen shirt with 31st Division patch and Corporal stripes. It is a size 14 1/2 by 32 sleeves. Just a couple of small holes on left collar and left sleeve, but still a good looking shirt.

I have two sets of mint boxer shorts and tank tops. The boxers are size 36 and are dated 1945. They are being sold at $50 a set, or take both sets for $95. Fantastic condition.

Nice looking shirt in size 15 X 34, with AAF patch and Corporal stripes. Great condition.

Nice Khaki shirt, size 15 X 35, has one PFC strip and is missing the 45th Div. patch from the shoulder. Nice shape.

These shirts were issued, but are still folded and pinned as they were when they were given to the GI. They are size 15-35. They are being sold at $18 each, or take all three for $45.

Great looking OD wool shirt with the wool flap in size 14 X 33. It has a tag and it looks to be dated 1941.

Great looking tan officer's style shirt with epaulets in size 14 X 32.

A pair of bell bottoms and three jumpers (one is his training jumper), all marked with his name except for one jumper. Great shape for their age. All for one money.

A beautiful example of a Navy Blue Uniform with Aviation rank. It comes from Subway Tailors in San Diego, Calif. The owner had his name done in fancy embroidery both jacket and pants. Great condition. My picker just brought me photo's of the sailor that he just found.