Great looking .45 cal. pistol and a holster by "Textam". The pistol has the weight, the look and operates perfectly. Clip slides out and there is also a de-milled 45 round included. If your doing a static display, or if your a reenactor, this is perfect for you. Beats having a $1500 piston in a holster on a mannequin where it won't be appreciated.

Nice example of a souvenir doll sold to returning GI's. Measures 16 inches in height and in excellent condition.

Consisting of named jumper and trousers, neckerchief and hat. All in excellent condition.

Beautiful theater made patch with 3 snaps on the reverse.

I bought a nice selection of WW2 period books on the US Military, with planes, ships, Civil Defense, Insignia, etc. There are 9 books left and they are in used , but not abused condition and are sold at $8 each, or take all 9 of them for $65.

In mint condition, a greeting type card with the World's Smallest Bible, dated 1943 from, "Sorin Bible & Gard Co." With a message from President FDR and the mailing envelope.

Masonite board with painted instructions. Measures 6" by 9" with a hole for hanging. Near mint condition.

Have three near mint Greeting Cards with envelopes to persons in the service. Sold at $7 each, or take all three for $20.

Neat 24 page booklet titled, "It's Your Head - KEEP IT!".

Measures 2" long x 1" wide and made in the USA by "Alert". Excellent condition and still works.

A beautiful embroidered 32nd Division patch on wool, but as you can see, the moth's have eaten most of the wool. The patch is still perfect.

I have 20 of these magazines for sale at #15 each, or take 2 for $25. I believe they are 18 round capacity, they measure 4 1/2 inches in length and are all in excellent used condition.

Great looking Westinghouse liner with WW2 headband and named on the inside. Has Post WW2 / Korean War period decals for the Armor School, Armor Force and the 131st Armor Tank Bn.

A scabbard for the USN Mk.2 Machete. It is in used condition, but still does the job.

Super looking pair of wool, USMC dress blue trousers in a size 4-M. Waist approx.. 32 inches & inseam at 30 1/2". Near mint condition and named inside.

Have eleven of these wood rope tensioners, all for one money. They measure approx. 1" diameter by 5" long.

Nice looking blanket in used condition with a great tag, "V30 Made in Australia 1943".

Neat multi piece patch with just a couple of nips. Still a good looking patch.

Great looking M1A1 style helmet and marked, "T M W" with a blue stripe. This was for the security guards at the Textile Mill Works in Allentown, Pa.

A near mint example of Soviet Model PO-1M flight goggles with amber lenses and elastic strap.

A near mint example of a 1944 dated Irving Drogue Chute (Pilot Chute) which is the small chute which is mounted on a small metal spring frame, so when the parachute is engaged, this chute pops out of the pack first, catches the air and drags the main chute out of the pack. Dated October 16, 1944 , has all the riser cords and is in near mint condition. Great looking display item.

Have two different Plastic/Bakelite match holders, both filled with matches. Both are marked "Bryant & May & Ships Lifeboat Matches", just two different size and shaped cases. They are sold at $43 each, or both for $80.

In excellent condition in a size K 44 (med to large) from the 1960's thru 1990's.

The mustard yellow camo paint is maybe 75% intact and shows expected wear, with the more heavily worn portions exhibiting a dark patina to the shell. The Luftwaffe eagle decal is covered but discernable underneath the camo paint. All three liner pins are tight and untouched, leather is dry and darkened as can be expected. Shell is maker/size marked NS64 with lot number of D164. Chinstrap is gone to time. This is a fantastic original example of a German camo helmet as used in various hot weather theaters including Africa, Italy and the Mediterranean areas. Super piece!!

This grouping consists of 3 pair of wool pants and 3 jumpers, one with the Amphibious Patch sewn on. All seem to be in nice condition. All for one money as they are to the same veteran.