Original
Thanksgiving Menu, 1942, Company E, 502nd PIR, 101st Airborne Division, Fort Bragg
Rare genuine Thanksgiving 1942 menu of Company E, 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. This amazing document also provides the roster of the above-mentioned unit -- NCOs and Enlisted Men. Complete and in good overall condition. Dimensions when folded: 5in x 7in.
The Army Field Note Book, 1918, AEF, Named
Rare genuine WWI US Army Field Note Book, published in 1918 and intended for officers, NCOs and soldiers deploying to France. Complete and in very good overall condition; all sheets are blank except the very last one, on which name Thomas H. Hall , rank 2nd Lt. and mention Camp Gordon, GA. have been written. Snap fastener is in working order. Dimensions when folded: 3.85in x 5.98in.
The Extraordinary Story of "First-Aid Packets & First-Aid Dressings" during World War II
" The Extraordinary Story of First-Aid Packets & First-Aid Dressings during World War II " tells the incredible life from the creation and development of the first First-Aid Packet and Dressing designed for each soldier to administer first aid in case of injury. Born in 1890, the “First Aid Packet: First Help for Wound” laid the foundations for the Medical Department's philosophy: SAVING LIVES. During World War I, the First-Aid Packet equipped every soldier and was produced in more than 10 million units. The interwar period allowed a continued development of the First-Aid Packet, laying the groundwork for its technical evolution , which continued throughout World War II to meet medical needs and evolving health challenges during this period. Intended for collective use, the First-Aid Dressing also benefited from technological advances and the development of the First-Aid Packet. First-Aid Packets and Dressings were still used during the Korean and Vietnam conflicts and are still part of the basic equipment of American soldiers today. With more than 300 referenced photos of First-Aid Packets & First-Aid Dressings, this book showcases all the models manufactured for the Medical Department of the U.S. ARMY and the U.S. NAVY. A valuable reference guide, this book will help you create or complete your collection and determine the significance and scarcity of the items you possess or search for. 160 pages, English version.
The New Testament, Protestant Version, US Army, 1942
Genuine WWII US Army New Testament intended for Protestant servicemen. 1942 edition. Complete and in quite good overall condition.
Thermometer, US Army, Medical, FAICHNEY INSTRUMENT CORP., Item 79320
Genuine WWII US Army oral thermometer, item #79320, used by all medics in hospital. Manufactured by Faichney Instrument Corp . Delivered with its original black bakelite case, with a screw-on top. See "Collector's guide", Tome 2, page 17.
Thread, Khaki, US Army
Genuine WWII US Army khaki thread. Manufactured by American Thread Co. .
Tie Pin, Blockade Breacher, Kriegsmarine
Nice genuine tie pin bearing the insignia of the blockade breacher ( Abzeichen für Blockadebrecher) of the Kriegsmarine. 4cm.
Tin, 100 Blasting Caps, No. 6, ATLAS POWDER CO., Demolition
Genuine WWII US tin box, intended for containing 100 blasting caps of the No. 6 type. Manufactured by Atlas Powder Co. in Wilmington, Delaware. Quite good overall condition; complete with original lid. Dimensions: 2.5in x 2.1in x 1.5in. Empty.
Tin, 12 Tablets, Aspirin, CERTIFIED ASPIRIN CO., INC. 1939
Genuine WWII US tin designed for twelve aspirin tablets, distributed by Certified Aspirin Co., Inc., New York City. Dated 1939. Very good overall condition; retains most of its original contents (nine tablets). Collectable item. Do not use for medical purposes.
Tin, 12 Tablets, Aspirin, CERTIFIED ASPIRIN CO., INC. 1939
Genuine WWII US tin designed for twelve aspirin tablets, distributed by Certified Aspirin Co., Inc., New York City. Dated 1939. Very good overall condition; retains most of its original contents (nine tablets). Collectable item. Do not use for medical purposes.
Tin, Anti-Gas Ointment, No. 2, 1940
Genuine WWII British tin, Anti-Gas Ointment No. 2, dated June 28, 1940. The cream contained in each tube could either be applied before or after exposure to mustard gas vapour, thus preventing or lessening the severity of burns. This type of tin was generally carried into the gas mask pouch. The present tin is in good overall condition and retains seven of its eight original tubes.
Tin, Anti-Gas Ointment, No. 2, Full
Genuine WWII British tin, Anti-Gas Ointment No. 2, generally carried in the gas mask pouch. The cream contained in each tube could either be applied before or after exposure to mustard gas vapour, thus preventing or lessening the severity of burns. Quite good overall condition; retains all original contents.
