Have the following items, 4 cans of Rifle Bore Cleaner (3 small, 1 large), 1 can of PL-Special Lubricating Oil and 1 can Preservative Special. They are sold at $5 each, or take all 6 cans for $25.

Excellent condition box of Grenade Cartridges.

A nice looking brown leather holster, made by "Graton & Knight Co." 1943 and has been altered on the flap to accept a revolver handgun. The wire bales are missing, so the owner would wear with his belt going through the slots. Nice condition and a rather neat item.

This is a full size metal constructed model of a German P-08 Luger and is considered a Non-gun as it cannot be fired. Perfect for reenactors, or for a static/mannequin display where you don't want to place a $1500 Luger in the holster. It looks real, clip comes out and the toggle will cycle, but it does NOT fire.

I have two bags of 1942 brass and five bags of 1943 brass, each has 50 rounds per bag. They are sold at $25 per bag. Will sell all seven bags $165.

I have five of these plastic Pistol, or Personal Effects waterproof bags. Two are 1944 and three are dated 1945. These are in near mint condition and are sold at $6 each, or take all five of them for $25.

Just what you need for reenacting, or for that static display that you don't want to put a $1500 pistol on the mannequin. The action works, magazine comes out just like a real one, it has the weight, but cannot fire a shot.

Have a neat looking Grenade Launcher, or Discharger for firing a "Mills Bomb" from a Lee-Enfield rifle. Great condition and marked on the attaching device to, "S&E, H.W.W.& Co. LTD". Just found another one by "S & R JMP". It is in good looking condition and is priced at $150.

Have two of these cases in near mint condition. Tan with OG trim and one in OG and dated 1944. They are sold at $15 each, or both for $28.

In near mint condition, a 1944 dated Carbine Magazine pouch by "Boyt".

Have two very nice condition Cal. 30 M-1 Ammunition Boxes, one by "Crown" and the other by "Reeves". They are sold at $35 each, or take both for $65.

Have several of these canvas rifle slings available. They were used from WW2 through Vietnam on M1 Garands and also M-16's. They are sold at $15 each, or two for $25. They are in very good to excellent used condition.

In near mint condition, dated 1945 by "Redwine & Strain" out of Dalton, Ga.

Near mint condition pouch "Jaclin Mfg. Co. 1945" Type !, Fungus Proofed.

The "Boyt 44" Holster is in great shape, but has been dyed black on just the flap side, so the owner may have been a MP. Have another brown leather holster, no markings that I can see and that one is sold at $90, or you may take both for $195. The black dyed "Boyt" is the one on the right of the pictures.

Have one unopened box of .45 cal. M1911 Pistol Ball Ammo from the Frankford Arsenal. Boxes are marked with ammunition let F.A. 707 and F.A. Lot 687. Have one left.

In near mint condition, dated 1943 by "Protection Products Co." the experimental hip case/holster for the M1 Carbine. Overall length is approx. 29 inches

Can't quite make out the markings on the belt, but looks to be in great shape.

Very nice example of a cast, one piece practice grenade with pull ring.

Possibly Police or French Foreign Legion, as they both carried this model.

Complete with handle and two rods. Case marked, "Case Cleaning Rod, M1, C6573". Excellent condition.

Have two of these, both in near mint condition and marked the same. They are $65 each, or take both for $125.

Have one that is also marked with US, have three that are marked and two with no markings at all. They are priced as follows, with US - $10, the 3 that are marked at $8 each and the two unmarked at $5 each.

Have two of these thongs at $8 each, or take both for $15.

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.

I have only two of them and they are in great shape. Both for one money. I was informed by a friend that these were used by the AAF in the training of aerial gunners. The trainees using 12ga. shotguns and clay targets, became quite efficient in learning how to lead a target.