Consisting of both upper and lower bags, both in great shape and marked inside. Just can't quite make out what the marks say.

Near mint example of the M-7 grenade launcher, as used with the M-1 Garand rifle during WW2 and Korea.

Alaska Defense Command with silver border, no glow.

Inked or painted on felt, measures 4 1/2" diameter and has one small hole above bomb nose. The 651st BS was attached to the 411th Bomb Group of the 3rd AAF. They were responsible for training replacements and used A-20's.

Embroidered on felt and in near mint condition. Measures 3" by 3 3/4".

Embroidered on twill and measures 3 1/4" diameter.

Great looking patch, embroidered on felt and measures 3' by 4".

Embroidered on a tight weave cheesecloth and no glow. Named in 1943 after Brig. Gen, Augustine Warner Robins, AAF.

Super looking British Brass Stereoscopic Telescope No. 1B Mk 1 and dated 1969. It is mounted on a wood base and can be taken off very easily. It stands approx. 16 inches high and weigh's approx. 11.2 pounds. The optics are clear and in working condition. Great looking piece.

A great looking leather patch with tooled design, measures 4" diameter and 5 1/2" to end of feathers'. This squadron was attached to the 328th Fighter Group of the Fourth AAF and taught replacement pilots with the P-39 aircraft. Nice aged look!!

In near mint working condition and made by "Carl Zeiss - Jena" and serial numbered "101501". All original paint and the leather case looks new! The case measures 5 1/2' wide by 5" depth by 6" high and still has it's full length shoulder strap. Just a great looking piece.

Just a gorgeous looking patch, measures 3 3/4" by 4" and is embroidered on a wool background.

Excellent condition, measures approx. 5 3/4" by 2 1/8" and has several layers of colored felt sewn onto a wool background.

Embroidered on wool, measures 2 5/8" diameter and is in excellent shape.

Great set of engraved medal to Cadet James V. Ryan and a shoulder patch, felt on felt construction and in mint condition.

Have four of these hat, NOS in their original packs with instruction papers. One is made by "Strato Equipment Company" while the other three are made by "Winget Kickemick Company". The bags may have a few tears, but the masks are mint. Nice survival item for Naval Air Crews. Take two packs for $75, or all four for $280.

Just a super looking Camo Helmet, has three leather pads, but no chin strap. Has the correct chin strap hard wear and the helmet is marked "K64" "J&H Kerkmann, Ahlen/Westf". This helmet was brought back by Corporal Frederick W. Wright, HQ Co., 112th Supply Train, 37th Division, Ohio National Guard, as obtained during the Meuse-Argonne Operation from 21 Sept. - 11 Nov. 1918. It was obtained from his Grandson and is fresh to the market.

Nice bring back example of a Japanese Arisaka bayonet with Tokyo arsenal mark. Not mint and should clean up well.

What looks to be a Dental Kit, by the tools included, has 14 tools included, one of which is the head band with reflective mirror. It measures over 12 inches when opened.

A small surgical roll kit, with 15 surgical items and made in Phila., Pa. Measures 12 inches opened.

A neat pennant for a "Son in Service" with the 32nd Infantry Division. The pennant is of felt construction and measures 27 1/2 inches by 9 inches. Has a few moth nips, but still a great looking piece.

Canvas carrier marked under the flap "GM 60" and the tool is marked "Gouvy 1945". Overall length of carrier is 18.5". the blade is 13.5" X 6" and the handle is 13" long. In nice shape.

Have five unopened packs of "Peacock Rediwet" prophylactics by "Caribe Rubber Company" here in the USA. Mint packs with the original instruction paper. They are sold at $9 each, or take all five for $40.

Have two tins of Fuel tablets. They are $10 each, or take both for $18.

A full tin of Insecticide Powder for Louse.