World War Two
US WW2 Section One
WW2 AN-J-3A Leather Flight Jacket
A very nice example of this flight jacket worn primarily by the Navy but also AAF personnel. Missing one pocket button and has a few scattered paint stains but the leather is solid and supple and the liner very good to excellent. No problems with the talon zipper and knitted cuffs and waist are very good as well. 1944 contract label. Size 40. Hard to find a nicer example. $495.00WW2 AAF C-1 Survival Vest
Nice example. No contents included. SoldWW2 AAF Silk Escape Map, ETO, Sheet C and D
Issued and shows some age but no damage and still in very good overall condition. $149.00WW2 40th Division Technical Sergeant Helmet Liner
Nice westinghouse liner that has been issued and seen use. The internal webbing shows wear and the chinstrap is broken. Nice honest piece from late WW2 or directly after from a unit that saw lots of service in the Pacific Theater. $49.00Silk CBI Scarf and Patches
Beautiful silk scarf embroidered with dragon, flags and insignia of the China, Burma, India theater. Come with theater made CBI patch and overseas stripes along with US made embroidered 14th AF patch. Minor repair to the tassles but otherwise very good to excellent. $125.00WW2 USAAF Silk Blood Chit
Nice original circa 1944 multi-language blood chits issued to flyers in the Pacific Theater. Unprefixed number indicates earlier issue. $145.00WW2 US Chemical Warfare Service M2 Decontaminating Apparatus
Interesting chemical warfare item often found mounted on jeeps. Comes complete with original mounting bracket. Shows wear to paint but in overall very good condition. $95.00WW2 US Navy Corpsman Uniform Group
Group consists of US Navy dress blue jumper with trousers, and USMC Green jacket and trousers, both named to US Navy Corpsman who was attached to the 9th MAW, FMF, MCAS Cherry Point, NC. Comes with man's complete service file including photo. Very nice condition. Getting hard to find the greens, even stateside groups. $225.00Model 1928 US Army Haversack
An interesting pack that shows use but is complete and in very good overall condition. I believe this is a pre-WW2 issue haversack but can not find any date or other stamps. However, it has marks indicating use by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the depression era. Since the CCC was a government, paramilitary organization for young men, they were issued quite a bit of military surplus. This pack has all the straps and the lower extension tail. $45.00WW2 US Army OD Wool Mitten Liners
Could be worn by themselves or with the outer mitten shells. Has the thumb and trigger finger. Thick OD wool. $20.00October 1944 "Flying" Magazine, Naval Aviation Edition
Excellent 328 page resource for Naval Aviation in WW2. Color and black & White photos, plus great aviation ads. Very hard to find edition of this magazine. $45.00WW2 US Vehicle First Aid Kit with Contents
A very nice example that appears to have all or most of the original contents. $100.00WW2 US M2 Jungle First Aid Pouch with Contents
1945 dated pouch with all the contents as pictured. $60.00WW2 US M1938 Wire Cutters with Pouch
Excellent condition 1944 dated cutters in near mint pouch 42 dated pouch. $85.00WW2 Landing Craft Production Certificate
20"x14" certificate depicting landing craft crashing through waves to the beach. Has name of shipfitter on the side of the landing craft. First of these I've seen. A little wrinkled but still very good and would frame nicely. $30.00WW2 Officer's Visor Cap, ID'd to 63rd Division KIA
Officer's private purchase Society Brand Airflow cap made of wool felt with a flexible visor. The officer's name was inked under the visor and a little researched revealed that he served in Co. C, 255th Infantry Regiment and was killed in action in Germany on March 15, 1945. A beautiful officer's cap with a very sad story. $145.00 WW2 Royal Canadian Air Force Side Cap Badge
Very nice strike with original prong. $20.00WW2 Shattuck ROTC Portrait and DUI Group.
Beautiful set of sterling marked DUIs for Shattuck-St. Mary's boarding school ROTC along with portrait of ROTC student wearing them. Has nice inscription on portrait folder indicating the year was 1944 and signed by the student. A quick google search shows this individual went on to serve with the 5th AAF during WW2. Interestingly enough actor Marlon Brando also went to Shattuck (class of 1944) and was expelled before he graduated. Nice little set. $45.00WW2 US Public Health Service Cap Device. Sterling by Blackington Marked
Nice patina throughout and in overall very good condition. $25.00