Bullfrog Valley Militaria

Nice early aluminum enlisted Luftwaffe belt buckle with a diamond trademark (can't make out what is inside) and the leather tab is dated " 1939, LBA, Overhoff & ??, Ludenscheid". Both the buckle and the tab are in excellent condition.

A mis-matched pair of German Paratrooper gloves in used, but still great condition. Leather is still very supple, but a shade off of each other. These are right out of the woodwork and when do you see them? I can't find any marks on them and the one glove looks slightly bigger than the other. Who knows how they got that way, but they are real ones.

In neat mint condition, a bolt for the "Big Joe 5"Crossbow (BJ5) . This bold is made with an aluminum shaft and a steel head (point) and measures approx. 13 7/8 inches long. These never really saw service as the science and production of silencers became the way to go. These early OSS items are very hard to find nowadays.

Great looking pony fur backpack, well marked with all straps.

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.

Great looking POW tag from Stalag II E with serial number, plus 2 unused US PW Emergency Evacuation Tags with 1944 dates printed at bottom. Neat POW items and all for one money.

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.

Nice patch and medal set to "Cadet James V, Ryan" by the Department of Illinois V.F.W. Auxiliary. The patch is felt sewn on felt and measures approx. 3 inches in diameter. Neat looking set.

Have two pair of British cloth shorts, The tan pair is dated 1940 and has a 30 inch waist. The blue pair have a tag dated 1942 and marked "Gymnasium Shorts, A. B. Grant & Sons and is a size 36 waist. Both are in near mint condition and are sold $35 each, or take both for $65.

A full armband of linen with a red vertical stripe. The characters read, "Huifen Okibashi Huiren Junsouzai, Ban Jiucai, Group Three Talents". No rips or tears, just dirty from storage. Neat bring back item.

Neat little grouping of letters, orders and a collection of religious booklets and pamphlets, all WW2 dated material. All for one money.

A 1943 dated Combination Scorebook for the US Rifles, M1903, M1 and the Browning Automatic Rifle, M1918A2 named and in good condition.

A 1943 dated card on chemical warfare information and a 1944 booklet on the perils of VD. Both for one money.

Have a number of full unopened packs with series dates of late 1940;s to early 1950's (Korean War) for sale at $35 each.

Have a very rare RAF Monkey doll by "Farnell Doll Company, London" and is in near mint condition. The doll is 13 1/2" in length, glass eyes, mohair head and tail, with a blue felt RAF uniform and wing. These were made in the late 1930's into the 40's, but the factory was bombed during the blitz, was totally destroyed and had to be rebuilt. A fantastic souvenir from that time.

A 1949 First Edition of the 1st Marine Division in WW2. The book is over480 pages and measures approx. 9" by 11". The book is in very nice condition.

A 1st Edition of The Fourth Marine Division in WW2, with over 230 pages of photo's and list of those KIA. The cover has some sun fading, but the inside is excellent condition.

A 1st Edition - 1948 of the 6th Marine Division in WW2 with lists of Awards and Honor. Over 260 pages and measures approx., 9" by 11 1/4",

History of the 2nd Marine Division in WW2 and is a 1948 copy. This hard copy has over 300 pages and measures approx. 9" by 11 1/4". One title page has some scribble in it from a child, but the rest of the book is excellent.

This is a 1989 copy of the 4th Marines History. Over 450 pages and measures approx. 6 1/2" by 9 1/4".

A 1948 First Edition of The Third Marine Division in excellent condition. Measures approx. 6 1/2 by 9 1/2" and has over 400 pages.

Nice looking porcelain canteen with several chips in the porcelain, but does not detract from the overall look. This one does not have a makers mark or the 1942 date as most have.