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.

In used condition, armpit to armpit 22", sleeve length shoulder to cuff 21", it has the 13 star metal buttons and a beautiful looking emblem to the left pocket. There is fraying at the cuff's and the hem of the shirt, just gives it character..

Here is a first edition 1948, hardcover book on the History of the 33rd Infantry Division in WW2. Has over 400 pages of text, photo's and medal winners. Excellent condition.

Large hardcover book of over 575 pages of text, charts, maps and lists of Destroyers that operated during WW2. Super research book copyright 1953.

A large hardcover book of over 575 pages of text, charts, maps and photo's. Lists all submarines active during WW2 with name and ships they sank. Fantastic research book. Third printing 1950.

Hardcover book of the 88th Infantry Division in WW2, printed in 1988 by "The Battery Press" with over 350 pages of text, photo', plus full roster and list of casualties'. Great research book.

Small hardcover book of over 98 pages of text, photo's and a pull out map. Lists those killed from 15 May 43 to 14 May 45. Neat little book.

Large hardcover book of over 225 pages of text. drawings and photo's. Printed in Japan by "Toppan Print Co., Tokyo.

History of the 23rd Infantry Division in WW2, hardcover with over 430 pages of text and photo's. This is a third edition 1981 by "Combat Forces Press - Washington, DC.

Hard cover copy of, "History of the 99th Infantry Division in WW2". Reprinted in 1985 of a 1950 printed book, by The Battery Press. Has over 350 pages of text and photo's, excellent condition.

Pocket patch for Free World Military Forces Vietnam. An original patch printed on vinal w/ plastic pocket button holder. Mint condition.

A beautiful example of a WW2 DSC Medal' No markings.

A beautiful example of the Air Force Cross medal, instituted in 1960 for Extraordinary Heroism in action against the enemy. Marked "H.L.R." on the edge of the left arm.

New in box, a mint belt buckle for the "U.S.N. Lowry DD170" made by "ZIPPO". Sorry about the reflection!!!

Pot Holder, measures 6 1/4" X 6 1/2", with "Victory" and "Remember Pearl Harbor. Looks like a chenille type cloth and just one sided."

Neat pin-back badge, 2 inches in diameter, for a civilian worker.

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

Great looking handle for the 1918 fighting knife. It looks like good to me, but it is what it is. If you have one with a bad handle, this one is for you.

Great looking toy's that are still in working condition. All wood construction with metal barrels and ammo feeder wires, the smaller one has a sheet metal base. The larger one measures approx. 10 1/2"L X 3 1/2" wide X 9" high (top of feeder wire). The smaller one is 5" long X 1 1/2" wide X 6" high. The wooden ammo goes in from the top and you turn the crank in the rear to shoot the ammo out of the barrel. The price is for both guns.

Great looking porcelain piece, made in Germany (Bavaria) during the occupation. Has the 9th Armor Division patch depicted, along with the three regimental insignia. Excellent condition, measures 6 inches in diameter and dual makers marks on the underside.

The box measures approx. 3 1/3" by 5 1/2" and holds a New Testament by Holman of Philadelphia. This book was given to Albert H. Shirk of Grantville, Pa. by his mother on April 9th, 1945 as he was ready to be sent to the Pacific Theater while serving in the Signal Corps. Following the end of the war, he stayed in Japan with the occupation forces helping to reestablish communication lines, Included are two pieces of Japanese paper money he brought back.

Nice looking Australian Commonwealth Military Forces cap/hat insignia with keeper pins. Great condition.

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.

Neat looking buckle for the Fascist Italian "Public Security Police", missing a couple of spots of red enamel in the center shield, but still a great looking buckle for a hard to find unit.

A great looking brass buckle for the enlisted men serving at the Haitian Constabulary from 1916 to 1920. These men were protecting US interests in Haiti during this period. It is marked with an "HB" on the reverse. A rather tough USMC item to find and in excellent condition.