A very rare fighting knife indeed!! This is the French Trench Dagger Poignard-Prime, by the French firm of "Brevete" at St. Etienne, mfg. of French Arms and cycles. First made for civilians, these were issued and used in WW1 thru and into WW2. The overall length with the scabbard is 14 1/2" and the Gras blade measures 8 7/8" long. In just beautiful condition.

This is the large, 6" folded up" survival knife as found in the C-1 survival vest. It has both the knife and saw blades and is in great condition. Makers name is almost all gone.

Neat leather like material wallet, measuring 11' by 5" folded and 11" by 13" opened. Has a winged V with "Keep'em Flying" above the Victory Wallet name. First time I've seen this one.

Neat little pocket bible, dated 1941 and in great condition.

A super looking private purchase razor kit by Schick Razor Co. This model came out in 1946 thru 1955 and was used during occupation and then the Korean War.

A full tube despencer of anti-chap, looks to be dated 1974 and by the "Gaby Company".

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

A P56 sateen shirt in around a size large. In very nice condition and not abused.

Have a neat looking sateen fatigue shirt to a 1st Lt. Bowman of the Military Police. It is around a size med. to Lg., but it has no tags inside the shirt. Sleeves have no buttons and all buttons are the metal 13 star type.

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.

Very nice examples of WW1 Cavalry spurs, both are marked "US - A.B" August Buermann and still have the leather straps.

I believe this iron bit to be a M1859 Artillery Horse bit. Has brass US emblems and looks to be complete. Great shape.

In near mint condition, a custom made Nurses Dress by "Hospital Clo Co. Philadelphia, Pa." The Nurse was stationed in Japan at a military hospital from 1968 to 1970.

A near excellent pair of 1968 dated OG-107, Type Mens Sateen Trousers in size 36 x 31.

A neat little bayonet letter opener with the blade marked to, "Capt. W. H. Davis" "Made at Holabird Ordnance Automotive School" located in Baltimore, Md. Camp Holabird served as a MTC Storage Depot, MT School and a repair and assembling shop for vehicles going into service overseas, from WW1 and WW2. The bayonet measures 8 1/2 inches overall.

Very nice pair a WW1 bridal rosettes for a horse, or mule. Excellent condition. This is just for the two on the left of the first picture.

Nice sterling aircrew wing with sterling clutches, no maker.

A neat little pin with a 1" pilot wing, within a 1 3/4" x 7/8' pin back broach. There are a couple stones missing from the broach, but does not take away from the overall look.

So when do these ever come up for sale? Here is an unopened carton of Lucky Strike cigarettes that still have the wax paper outer cover over the carton. The carton measures 11" by 3' by 2" and is in mint unopened condition with just the wax paper having a slit on the one side. These are fresh to the collecting market, as they were purchased right from the family.

A piece of propeller blade that is marked to "Lt. A. K. Schull. Pilot, Lt. Burns, Killed in the Line of Duty. January 6, 1944, Aberdeen, Maryland". The blade measures 13 1/2" by 7" and has two drilled in it for hanging in a display. 2nd. Lt. Albert K. Schull, born 3 May 1919, from Waterbury, Conn. was 24 years old when killed in the accident. 1st Lt. John E. Byrnes was also killed in the plane crash in Aberdeen, Maryland. They were with the 1st Prov. Gr. Sq AAF. A neat, but poignant souvenir. Included are a copy his photo, his grave marker and copy of the newspaper article He is buried at the Grove Cemetary in Naugatuck, Comm.

This WW2 patch is in near mint condition, embroidered on woll with cheesecloth backing and does not glow. Measures 4" by 3". Beautiful example.

Looks like it was never used and has characters on the wood handle. Measures 6 1/4 inches long.

A full pack that looks unopened and in near mint condition.

Have two of these tan canvas postal bags for mail going to relatives of US Japanese Americans still in Japan. One is marked "Japanese Mail" 93 on the front with the sign for Postal Service and is in near mint condition. The other bag was used, has some holes that were repaired, front says the same and on the back says, "Tokyo" 70. These bags measure 27" wide and 40" long. They are sold at $70 each, or take both for $125.

Really neat looking child / toddler size shirt by "Micky Brand" Trade Mark. Excellent condition.