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Vietnam War Ear Original US Camillus “1969” Pilots / Aircrew Survival Knife – Rare
$295.00A really nicely marked Camillus Pilots Survival Knife, sharpening stone is still inside the correct pouch. Made in 1969 by Camillus New York. Price is Shipped
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WWII German Civil Luftschutz Draeger Gas Mask – Filter : BWZ Forced Labour from KZ -Sachsenhausen
An interesting mask inside a civilian style tin made by BWZ in the Auer-Gesellschaft AG, Werk Oranienburg. Sachsenhausen concentration camp prisoners were used for gas mask production at Oranienburg after 1944.
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WWII Original German Civil Gas Mask – Luftschutz – RLM – Tin Maker Marked – Rare Tin
An interesting Gas mask tin with this civil style gas mask (which has pr0of marks). This tin is seen in use by Luftschutz Units also. This configuration with the tin is a much harder to find version. On the base of the tin it seems to have a name etched into it.
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WWII Original German Civil / Army Style Gas Mask – Assembled by Auer – Red Filter
An Odd but obscure set for the Gas Mask Collector. This seems to be a mix of military and civil contacted items from Auer.
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WWII US 82nd Airborne Division Military Papers Grouping – Pfc CHARLES W. MAIN – Hq Co 82nd Abn Div – Purple Heart – Normandy 1944 – Berlin 1945 – Pocket Litter – Original Rare
An incredible pocket litter of a Paratrooper… All items photographed belonged to pfc Charles W. Main who was in the Headquarters Company of the 82nd Airborne Division. Interestingly, he was in Berlin in 1945 and was issued a multilingual pass for free movement in Berlin. It comes with his original Parachute Infantry Side Cap Insignia as pictured. I have not seen many WWII US Pocket Litter Groupings like this come up often. He is listed on find a grave: He was born June 9, 1921, in Tipton, Indiana, to Arthur D. & Theresa (Landseadel) Main. On August 31, 1941, he married Elizabeth Ann Nicholson and she died January 31, 2006. He worked as a tool engineer at General Motors, retiring in 1972. Charles was a past member of the Masons in Anderson and the Tipton Elks. He was a member of the first golf team at Tipton High School. He served in the U.S. Army 82nd Airborne during WWII and received the Purple Heart. According to research main was enlisted in 1943. See below for his details from his enlistment. Name Charles W Main Race White Marital Status Married Rank Private Birth Year 1921 Nativity State or Country Indiana Citizenship Citizen Education 4 years of high school Civil Occupation Semiskilled filers, grinders, buffers, and polishers (metal) Enlistment Date 9 Dec 1943 Enlistment Place Indianapolis, Indiana Service Number 35900568
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WWII German Tank Optic for MG 34 – Pz.Z.F.1 – Panzer 1 Zielfernrohr – Bunker Optic – dpw -Zeiss-Ikon, Goerz plant, Berlin-Zehlendorf – Original Rare
A Great Optic in the original box, retaining all the original period markings on the transport case. Maker is dpw -Zeiss-Ikon, Goerz plant, Berlin-Zehlendorf P.Z.F.1 or Panzer Ziel Fernrohr Model 1, 2.5 with 28° vision made by Zeiss Ikon. This optic is specially designed to be mounted on the Sockellafette or Kugellafette of the MG34 installed inside the Bunkers/Armoured Cupolas – as seen in Normandy and in Jersey. These were designed initially for the MG34 inside the Panzer 1 , but as the war went on these pop up in many different MG34 set ups including the Bunker set up. (Last four photos are for reference only. ). Notice the only real good video online shows a Panzer 1 without the optic. (See Below YT Video) The Optic is in the USA in our storage and shipping is FREE inside the USA. If you are not in the USA please contact us.
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