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.

Super looking souvenir bowl for the 787th Field Artillery and made in "Schumann, Bavaria". It measures approx. 6" in diameter and is in excellent condition.

A neat pocket souvenir, made onboard ship, consisting of a copper Pelican, measuring approx. 2 3/8" by 1 1/2".

First one of these I've ever seen and in excellent condition. It measures approx. 80 " by 76", and is marked to the "4th Ferrying Group, Memphis" in one corner. Would make a great addition to any ATC collection. Just a couple storage marks that do nothing to the overall look.

Neat pillow sham from "Keesler Field in Biloxi, Miss. which was established in 1941 and trained aviation mechanics plus Army recruits. Neat to see the "Remember Pearl Harbor" slogan on this item. It measures approx. 20" by 20" and is in excellent condition.

New in box, a mint belt buckle for the "U.S.N. Lowry DD170" made by "ZIPPO". Sorry about the reflection!!!

Great looking porcelain piece, made in Germany (Bavaria) during the occupation. Has the 9th Armor Division patch depicted, along with the three regimental insignia. Excellent condition, measures 6 inches in diameter and dual makers marks on the underside.

A great looking pair of marble bookends from the 456th Service Squadron. Each one is marked to the squadron, Africa 1943, Sicily 1944 and is named to a John N. Folkhomer. One is to Mother and the other to Dad. They measure 5' high X 1 5/8" depth X 4" wide at base.

Great looking Italian made aluminum ring with Military Police crossed pistols. First one I have seen.

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.

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.

Overall length is 15", with a 7 1/2" blade. A brass scabbard and ebony wood handle with silver color trim. The blade has some rust, but looks great in the scabbard.

Printed on linen and measures approx. 10 1/2" by 15 1/2". Great condition.

Nice looking hanky that measures approx. 11 1/2" square of a silk like material. Excellent condition.

Looks to be a dresser scarf, measures 7" X 9" overall. Excellent condition.

This is a neat retirement dinner souvenir for Lt. General Brehon Burke Somervell from when he retired in 1946. He commanded the Army Services Forces from 1942 to 1945. He retired 30 April 1946. It measures approx. 3 1/2" by 3 3/4". Neat little souvenir.

Have a bag of thirty coins, mostly European, none have dates past 1945. All for one money.

From the middle east during WW2, a small size ring with 1944 on one side and IRAN on the other. The front shield has a palm tree and a sailing ship. Neat piece.

Great looking pillow sham for "Orlando Air Base, Fla." in near mint condition.

A neat little bayonet letter opener with the blade marked to, "Capt. W. H. Davis" "Made at Holabird Ordnance Automotive School" located in Baltimore, Md. Camp Holabird served as a MTC Storage Depot, MT School and a repair and assembling shop for vehicles going into service overseas, from WW1 and WW2. The bayonet measures 8 1/2 inches overall.

Neat looking wood and brass swagger stick, measures 17 3/4" long with .50 cal. shell on one end.

These are metal, cast models of the following vehicles. British - Camden Lloyd Carrier, 4 1/4' X 2 3/8" X 1 5/8", US - T-17 Armored Car, 5 3/8" X 2 3/4" X 2 3/8" with movable turret and a US - General Sherman Tank, 6 1/4" X 3" X 2 3/4" with 4 movable wheels underneath. The cannon barrel was replaced with a wooden dowel, but it looks like the original. These vehicles are sold at $65 each, or take all three for $180. Very hard to find, especially in this condition.

Just a great looking pillow sham for the 69th Division.

Here is another variation of the Lucky Capri Bell Charm, as worn by 12th & 15th AAF Pilots for good luck on their flight jackets. Non-magnetic, so either sterling, or silver plate over brass.

Have three different brass belt buckles with Infantry Rgt. DI's. From top down, 31st Inf. Rgt (Philippine Div.), 32nd Inf. Rgt. (7th Division) and 19th Inf. Rgt. (24th Div.). They are sold at $10 each or take all three for $25.

Here are three period sweetheart items for a GI's wife or girlfriend. "I Love You" bracelet, Army insignia pin and an Army heart locket with photo enclosed. All for one money.

Here is another Good Luck Charm for an AAF Rest Camp in Rome, for the Christmas and New Year period, 1944/1945. Excellent condition.

Three USN souvenir hankies, as found in a sea bag. All for one money.

This is the first one of these I've ever encountered. It is 1" in diameter and has a horse shoe for good luck at the other end of the chain.. One side says, "Merry Christmas - USAAF Rest Camp - 1944" and the other side says, "Happy New Year - Capri - 1945". Another great good luck charm for those men of the 12th and 15th AAF.

These were worn and coveted by aircrew members of the 12th and 15th AAF, flying out of the Med. area. Made and bought in Capri and this one also has the mule on it. Hey, Good Luck is where ever you can find it!

A really neat looking RPH wallet, that has been used, but not abused. One side has Eagle, V for Victory and US. The other side has Eagle and shield, reads "Remember Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941". The lettering is a little flat, but just a great looking piece.

A nice little set of Navy Sweetheart Hankies with the holder to keep them in. The hankies are near mint, the folder has just a little wear, but still decent condition.

This is one super looking piece that I had never seen before. It is a disc about the diameter of a penny with the AAF winged star and the number 12 on one side and an image of Capri with "Capri 1945" on the other side and in color. This is a very rare, souvenir piece that was made for our flyboys to wear for good luck.