Have a group of 50 photos from a GI that served in Europe during the war. There is mostly battle damage, civilians, some weaponry , a crashed German aircraft and four photo's of the camp. Most of the photo's have a description written on the reverse. There are even several postcards. All for one money.

Have four wooden toys from the WW2 era. A small ship, two tanks and an artillery piece. The cannon is missing one of the elevation supports, but should be easy to replace. All four toys for one money.

Set of three USMC Marksman badges. The two hanging medals are marked sterling, the three bars are not. They are all clutch back.

A neat re-enlistment pamphlet dated 1952, in the shape of an arm. It measures approx. 10 1/2" in length and when opened approx. 12". Great graphics.

A money clip and small brass plaque from the XXI Army Corps Commanders Rifle and Pistol Match, plus a Hi-Team medal to MPTC Bn M1 Match, March 55. All for one money.

A "Rare" 1944 dated Signal Corps M 315 B Hydrogen Generator in unopened condition with the original cardboard tag still in place. These were used to fill signal and weather balloons. Overall condition of the can is excellent.

In near mint unused condition, size 6 1/2, original laces and a mint pair of "Jefferies" socks.

A nice M4 Carbine bayonet, no maker and a M8 scabbard by "B.M.Co." Do not see any maker mark on the bayonet and it is in excellent used condition.

A neat little German soldier's single blade pocket knife that measures 7" overall length with the blade out. The blade measures approx. 3 1/4" long and I can't make out the maker because of surface rust and dirt. On the handle is the number 65. I do not try to clean them up, but would rather the new owner do that. This was found inside of a pony fur backpack, along with the tobacco and the flashlight.

A neat battery powered flashlight by "Damon Contact" that measures 4" X 2 1/2" X 1". It is in non operating condition.

Looks to be a pack of "Ruth-Handle" fine cut tobacco. The pack has a tear in it and some of the tobacco is coming out, but was never opened to be used. The back pf the pack says, "Paper is a valuable raw material, return Letro packs to the tobacconist". The tax strip says, "Taxpayer". A neat find.

1941 Infantry Drill Regulations and 1942 Basic Fiels Manual Interior Guard Duty, both in good readable condition.

Made by "Colonial, Prov. R.I." this folding survival has both the knife blade and the saw blade. It has been used and has that salty look of being there.

In excellent condition and working order. As issued to US Paratroops during the Vietnam War. Made by Schrade Walden Company.

A brass ID plate, dated 1944, to a 40MM.Machine Gun Mech. Mark 2. The plate measures approx. 3" by 6 3/8 and is from York, Pa.

Great looking pair of fur gloves with leather palms. Could be WW1 or after.

Both FM's are dated 1941 and in great condition.

Nice early aluminum enlisted Luftwaffe belt buckle with a diamond trademark (can't make out what is inside) and the leather tab is dated " 1939, LBA, Overhoff & ??, Ludenscheid". Both the buckle and the tab are in excellent condition.

Great looking pony fur backpack, well marked with all straps.

In near mint condition, a super looking pair of wool/felt flying boots as used in cold weather conditions. Not marked, but look like "Duratex" boots and in a medium size.

Great looking POW tag from Stalag II E with serial number, plus 2 unused US PW Emergency Evacuation Tags with 1944 dates printed at bottom. Neat POW items and all for one money.

Just a minty pair of brown leather Officer's dress gloves in size 8 1/4. The snaps are named to "Fownes London" and there is a stamp in the inside, but can't make it out. Great looking gloves.

Nice patch and medal set to "Cadet James V, Ryan" by the Department of Illinois V.F.W. Auxiliary. The patch is felt sewn on felt and measures approx. 3 inches in diameter. Neat looking set.

Have two pair of British cloth shorts, The tan pair is dated 1940 and has a 30 inch waist. The blue pair have a tag dated 1942 and marked "Gymnasium Shorts, A. B. Grant & Sons and is a size 36 waist. Both are in near mint condition and are sold $35 each, or take both for $65.

A full armband of linen with a red vertical stripe. The characters read, "Huifen Okibashi Huiren Junsouzai, Ban Jiucai, Group Three Talents". No rips or tears, just dirty from storage. Neat bring back item.