Have a number of these pole sets with their storage / issue bags. They are sold at $8 a set, or 2 sets for $15.

Have a number of canned items, also boxed and bagged food stuff. Some of these are VN dated, with most dated after 1975. Only have a limited quantity, so 1st come, 1st served. Some items I have multiple cans, some only one, so call or email for availability. Have these available at $5 each. B-1 cans (4), B-2 cans (7), B-3 cans, (2), Peanut Butter (5), B-2 Fruit Cake (2), Nut Roll (12) and a box of Cherry Cake. Makes for a nice looking display accessory.

Have five vintage chewing gum packs (may or may not have gum inside) as found in many of the survival and life raft kits. Chewing gum would keep your mouth moist so to not need to drink large amounts of water. The hard candies were used for the same effect. They are sold at $10 a pack, or take all five for $45.

Great little utility knife, as carried by many of the GI's for everyday chores.

Have two cans of Emergency / Survival Water. One can is very nice, the other has dents, but still has the water in it. Both for one money.

What looks to be a complete meal kit, with the cracker/candy tin dated "1 71". has the plastic spoon and the accessory pack with cigarettes. All unopened and in excellent condition.

Just a near mint example of a MIVA1 Gas Mask Carrier for the M2A2 Service Gas Mask. It is marked inside on the flap cover, "MIVA1 Lot J1-17, Malcolm". Just a super clean piece.

A super looking example of a Hungarian M-70 combat helmet in excellent condition.

A super looking Blue Officer's Visor Cap by "The MC Navigator" and named to "Lt(jg) A.F.Woodbury, Jr. Oneida, New York".Excellent condition, but for a mark on the visor. Great looking hat.

Metal tube style construction that opens up to place a spare barrel in. It measures 2 inch diameter by 23 inches overall length and has a cloth type carry strap.

A veteran's bring back, what looks to be a Japanese soldier's private purchase with a Chrysanthemum tooled into the leather. Have no idea as to what pistol it would hold and it appears to be pre-war.

I have a small number of recovered Lucky Cigarette packs in both green and white. The green packs were pre-1942 and the white packs came out in 1942 and were available for years. These packs have NO Cigarette's in them, just the pack, as it makes a great visual at a fraction of the cost of a full pack. I have three packs that were torn open at the top and will sell all three of them for $10. All other packs are $35 each , or two for $65.

I have a number of vintage cigarette packs that have been recovered and contain NO Cigarettes. It is just the pack and they look fantastic in a static, or foot locker display. They are priced at $15 each, or two for $25. A lot cheaper than spending $80 plus dollars on a single full pack. Email for brand availability, as I only have a limited number of these packs.

As found in escape and evasion kits, but this is the first one I've seen with a 1944 date on it. The packaging is slightly different with the colors than the 1940 dated ones. These Charms have Vitamin C added to them.

I have a number of these Lucky packs in both Green and White. The White packs came out in 1942, the Green one's were before. These are just packs, NO CIGARETTES, that is why they are priced at $35 and not $100. A cheaper way to do a display than using $100+ packs. They are sold at $35 each, or take two for $65.

Don't see that many Marine pieces showing up any more. It measures 9 3/4" by 6" and is made of some type man made material (not linen, cotton or wool). The colors are still very bright and overall condition is excellent.

Just need some polish, but a great looking pair of children's size combat boots that were worn. One of the laces was broke, but was tied together and still works. Great look with the toe cap.

Super looking condition and in working order, with matching leather case, eye guards and all straps. Marked "7 X 50, BU.AERO. U.S.Navy, Mark 21, Product of Squared Company, SARD". Excellent condition, has filters in lenses and rubber eye guards.

In near mint, never worn condition with original laces. They are made by "Thorogood Shoes" and have Thorogood heels and Biltrite soles. They are size 7 E and in just super condition.

Have two pair of boots from the same veteran. They are dated 1988 and are a size 14. One pair is mint, never worn and still has the tag. The other pair has been worn, but are in excellent condition. The unworn pair is $75, the worn pair is $55, or buy both for $120.

Great little half pint milk bottle with Eagle and "For Victory - Buy United States Savings Bonds" on one side and "Sunrise Farms" on the reverse. Excellent condition. Have six of these at $65 each, or take two for $110. Great looking Homefront item.

In like new condition, blade marked "R.F.I.68 (Rifle Factory Ishapore) this is for the L1A1 Rifle (SLR) self loading rifle.

The blade is marked with the motto and RZM M7/14. Like new condition.

Have two Hitler Youth knives in new condition. Each has RZM and maker's code and both blades marked with "Blut und Ehre!". They are sold at $50 each.

I have never seen this variation before and was very excited to have been able to purchase these patches. They all measure approx. 3 1/4" by 3 3/4" and are all theater made. Never saw this patch with the "475" embroidered on it. Patch #1 and patch #3 were worn, as evident by the thread and needle holes, while #2 was never worn. They are sold at $650 each. I have other patches from the same veteran also listed.