Neat aluminum tank for "Breathing Oxygen" measuring approx. 22 inches long and 12 inches in diameter. Stenciled on one end with specs. which are a little faded and has air vents on each end. Great looking piece of AAF history.

This is a full size, operating non-firing pistol with magazine. Made of metal and even feels like the real thing. The are perfect for reenactors, or for some doing a mannequin display and doesn't want to put a plastic, or real Luger in the holster.

Neat chalkware plaque with Uncle Sam and "Remember Pearl Harbor". The plaque measures approx. 10 inches in diameter and has a couple chips and paint loss, but no cracks or repairs. Has a metal loop in the reverse side for hanging on a wall.

Have two fighting knives from the same GI. One marked "PIC Solingen Germany" and the other marked "Western USA". They are sold at $75 each ,or take both for $140. The scabbards are leather and are the one's that were found on each knife.

A neat wood toy sub-machine gun, No. 156, by "American Marksman" that measures 30 inches overall length, with graphics on both sides and the clacker still works. These were also sold during the Korean War. Neat homefront toy in used condition.

A super looking hardcover "Welcome Home" book for Red Lion, Pa. This book is over 200 pages of photo's and bio's of all those men and women who served in WW2. A great source of reference for your WW2 library.

Nice looking visor hat by "The Wolbro" and named to "William Alva Griffin". Just a little storage wear, but a great looking USN Visor Hat.

Mint in box with instruction sheet and all the original packing. The headset is on pristine condition.

Neat framed photograph of the Troopship USS Matsonia. The frame measures 12' by 20" and I would be able to get a lower shipping price if I sent it without the frame, your choice. It was used as a troopship during WW1 and completed six trips to Europe. It was renamed Etulain in 1937 and in WW2 became a US Army Transport ship with extensive service.

Have some hat and collar insignia at $12 each, or take all five for $55.

Great looking "Dexter" fighting knife with a USM8 scabbard. The knife measures 10" overall with a 5 1/2" blade and has a neat leather covered handle. First one of these that I've had. In used, but not abused condition.

This is a neat frame with four WW2 era Squadron Insignia that have been nicely presented. These insignia are painted onto a linen type cardboard ,material and were made for the people at home to collect and display. Makes for a great looking display in your collection room and these were made during WW2. The frame measures 17" by 20".

Have two chalkware banks by "Novelty Mfg. Co., New York". They look like they have been touched up paint wise, but all there and still have the paperwork underneath. One is a Destroyer and the other is a Carrier, but both have Destroyed paperwork underneath. Both measure approx. 12 inches in length. They are sold at $100 each, or take both for $190.

A neat wood First Aid Box, American Red Cross, Motor Corps painted on both sides. The box measures approx. 9" by 7" by 3" and has all original paint on it. Good condition for its age.

Have two of these chest rigs in mint condition. Each has ten pockets and all straps.

I have eleven 20 round magazine by these makers. Have one Colt AR-15 .223, have two by "Adventure Line Mfg. Co and have eight by "Simmons, M16/M16A1 .556". They are sold at $20 each, or take two for $35.

Have three radio headsets by the following, "Tram Commercial", "Brandes Navy Type" and "Cannon-Ball Diode" They are sold at $30 each, or take all three for $80.

In near mint condition, a bring back souvenir rug/tapestry for "Operation Enduring Freedom". It measures approx. 42" long by 26" wide and was made in Turkey. Neat piece.

In excellent condition with original paint and leather hand strap. It has three cartridges stenciled on the bottom inside, with the maker's name "Moline Furniture Works" below. Just a great looking piece.

Neat looking Victory pin with original ribbon and airplane hanger.

A nice example of an M5 bayonet by "Aerial" in a "P.W.H." scabbard (Pennsylvania Working House for the Blind). The M 5 was adopted for the M1 rifle in 1953 and they were used right up into Vietnam.

In excellent condition, with extra lenses, instructions and its metal box. These goggles were to enable a pilot, or gunner to track a target in the vicinity and across the face of the sun. The rubber parts are still supple and the strap is still elastic. Nice looking aviation item.

Neat little grouping to a female war worker for the "Raytheon Mfg. Co." Waltham, Mass. It consists of Badge and ID card, employee credit union card and photograph. The badge measures approx. 1 1/2" at its longest and is a pinback. Neat grouping.

Have a set of hand paddles for use in a life raft or with a life vest. Painted blue with reflective tape on one side. They measure approx. 3 1/4" wide by 14" in length, both still have wrist straps and have matching serial numbers.

Have five rolls of Malted Milk Tablets as found in life raft and survival kits. To be used to flavor water, or other liquids, to make it more drinkable. They are sold at $30 per roll, or take 2 for $55.