In near mint condition and marked "US AFH 43". Made by "American Fork & Hoe Co.) Evansville, Indiana and dated 43'.

Great little pin back for the 1941 Army Maneuvers in North & South Carolina. Measures 1 3/4" in diameter. Excellent condition.

A well worn, Lucky Rabbit's foot, that was worn by a pilot / aircrew member during WW2. Fur is pretty much gone, just the bones left. You know how superstitious those flyers were... Neat little add-on for a jacket.

Very nice example of a German made patch for the 86th Equipment Maintenance Squadron that served in Germany since 1969. Made in the 1980's. Measures 3' by 3", embroidered on twill with cheesecloth backing.

A rear seam, swivel bale helmet with a "Firestone" liner. Part of the zero on the left side of the helmet is missing, but you can still make out that it was there. The 3rd Army and Captain bars are old decals, while the stripes and MP are either an old tape, or paint. The lettering on the liner is black tape. Great looking helmet.

A rear seam, swivel bale with a MSA liner. Looks to be the 169th Infantry Regiment Lion on both sides and a great looking camo design. They were part of the 43rd Infantry Division.

Super looking pinback wing that measures approx.. 1 3/4" and is marked "sterling" on the reverse.

Super condition pack of Military Tax Free Lucky Cigarettes. This is a full pack.

Have two Tax Free, full packs of cigarettes. Phillip Morris and Camel, both with the Tax Free seals. They are sold at $100 each, or take both for $195.

I have a number of WW2 cigarette packs and they are all FULL PACKS. Your choice, first come basis. When they are gone, they are gone. They are sold at $50 each, or will sell two at a time for $95.

Have seven of these advertising tins, NO CONTENTS, but all are in great condition. They are sold at $20 each, or take all seven of them for $100.

Have a number of FULL cigarette packs from the VN and Post VN era. They are sold at $12 each, or take three for $30. When they are gone, they are gone. Have 19 packs and an empty Velvet Tobacco tin, take all 20 for $175.

Have around 30 match packs, most are full at $4 each, or take all 30+ for $80. There are a few post war.

Have five of these cigars to include Amoritz Fina, Peyton Randolf, John Hay, Rose o Cuba and Henritta Populars. The one on the far right has been sold.

Neat looking Bronze lamp base with Italian Eagle and Fasces. It measures 6" X 5 1/2" X 6 1/4" high and is marked, "Pompeian Bronze" and underneath, someone scratched "Mussolini" on the base. Neat piece that I have never seen before. Weigh's in at 2 lbs, 11 ozs.

A porcelain coated metal sign, measuring approx. 5 inches square and taken from Carroza area of Rome. Possibly a address sign, reads "Carroza 77" in dark yellow with a red colored "PS" on the front, with "DEP ROMA" in red on the reverse. Neat little bring back from Italy.

A super looking pair of brown leather cap toe Jump Boots in size 7 D. Can't quite make out the date or other markings inside, but these look like they were hardly worn. The soles and heels are "BFG Goodrich" and look near mint.

Just a super looking example of a Scots Guards Officer's Cap with silver regimental badge. The insignia is the star of the Order of Thistle with the motto "Nemo Me Impagne Lacassit". It has the WW1 maker mark of "Herbert Johnson, New Bond Street, London". A great looking cap.

A beautiful example of a WW2 British Army Officers Khaki Service Cap for the Royal Signals. Has a great looking makers tag inside under plastic and overall in excellent condition.

Neat lantern housing in as found condition. Well marked, "Heinrich-Gille, Bergzabern" missing the glass panes, but still a fairly solid piece.

Nice theater made CXBI Theater made patch with metal sun and star insignia on the front and snaps on the reverse.

Never opened and will include a xerox copy of the instruction booklet which is packed inside. These were used in both Korea and in Vietnam for obtaining drinking water if shot down over salt water seas. Nice survival item for pilots and aircrews.

All in aluminum, no markings on the two long ones, medium size one is dated May 54 and the short one is marked, "Chemorgic Corporation, Richmond, California" and dated 12 - 43. Included are two flare parachutes. All for one money.

A Gas Mask filter with paper tag around the body, "Filtro Procedcedenie de Recuperacion' and in smaller print, "Fabrica n. 3". Not sure of which country it belongs to and it is in very good condition. Could be French or Italian.

Have seven cans of Aerosol Insecticide, Synergized Pyrethrin, Type II which all seem to be filled. They are sold at $15 each, or take all seven for $95 and I'll also include a full can without the spray unit.