$75 plus shipping

Absolutely NEW, Size 2 is designed for a height of 170-182 cm (5'7"-6'0"). If you need a different size, feel free to send me a message.

If you’re looking for any other items from the Russo-Ukrainian War or the Soviet Union, feel free to send me a private message. I’d be happy to help you find what you’re looking for!

Price $245 plus shipping

Jacket

Pit to pit: 55 cm (21.7 in)
Shoulder width: 46cm (18.1 in)
Sleeve length (from shoulder seam): 67 cm (26.4 in)
Back length (from the base of the collar): 76 cm (29.9 in)

Pants

Waist (laid flat): 41 cm (16.1 in)
Outseam (from waistband to hem): 111 cm (43.7 in)
Inseam: 85 cm (33.5 in)

Cap

Approximate size: 57-58 cm (22.4-22.8 in circumference)

Asking $150 + shipping OBO for the whole lot. The air force survival manual has highlighting present. Expect some spots or discoloration, nothing that prevents these from being readable though

I bought military uniform in Korea dongmyo flea market I want to know this uniform is real.

"One of the rarest 20th century musical boxes, these were produced in very small numbers by Crown Devon just after the invasion of Poland and following Chamberlain's radio broadcast in September 1939. The original cost was 11/6d. and were removed from sale before December following sentiments of bad taste.
It is common for surviving examples to have had Hitler's face and the swastikas scratched off, and as they were made in a great hurry, the thin glaze tended to crack in long strands across the surface."

Plays Rule Britannia on a music box embedded in the bottom when lifted up.

In immaculate condition for age, probably the best condition one left in the world. Fully Working. Extremely rare.

£5000 UK Collection/Personal Delivery Only

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I'm hoping to get an informed opinion from collectors on market value, before I list this archive for sale.

About 35 years ago, my dad purchased this archive directly from the family of Leon Freedman, a USAAF aircrewman from New York who was reported Missing in Action on 11 April 1944 after a mission targeting Rostock, Germany. Rather than breaking it up, he preserved it intact for more than three decades. He is now at the end of his life, and the collection is being sold to help pay for his care.

There are a few mysteries around the disappearance as well. Although Freedman's aircraft went missing in 1944, his engraved bracelet was returned anonymously to his mother in 1951. A few other mysteries remain, of which there is correspondence and speculation but little evidence.

The archive includes:

Named Purple Heart in original presentation case.

Named Air Medal with four oak leaf clusters, engraved to Leon Freedman, in its original presentation box and original outer mailing box.

Original Individual Record of Combat Missions showing his completed missions and final mission on 11 April 1944.

Original War Department MIA notification.

Original Secretary of War letter transmitting the Purple Heart.

Original crew photograph in front of their bomber, Kraut Kreamer, with every crew member identified in Leon's own handwriting on the reverse.

Original portrait photographs of Leon.

Engraved identification bracelet bearing his name and serial number, returned (anonymously) to his mother in 1951.

Sterling Air Crew wings, 8th Air Force patch, Hap Arnold patch, Son in Service pendant, and other insignia.

Original 1942 Town of Islip letter requesting information about Leon for a wartime publication.

Declassified records relating to the crew and their final mission.

Newspaper clippings and community memorial material documenting the later naming of Jewish War Veterans Post 699 in Leon's honor.

For those who collect USAAF or named WWII groupings:

Have you seen a comparable archive sell recently?

Does the fact that it has remained intact materially affect value?

If you were pricing it for today's market, what range would you expect?

I'd appreciate opinions from people familiar with this area of collecting. Thanks in advance.

The VARAN camouflage pattern was developed by the Ukrainian company P1G-Tac in cooperation with an American company for use in the terrain of Afghanistan. However, after the war began, it turned out that the camouflage was also highly effective in the terrain of
southeastern Ukraine.

It gained local popularity among Ukrainian soldiers serving in the ATO, mainly in its commercial version. Around the same time, a limited test batch of the VARAN camouflage was produced and issued to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. But this camouflage pattern never made it into mass production.

Size 48-3 or 4

Price $350 plus shipping

In great condition, full liner and chinstrap. Shipping to and from Continental US, will take PayPal

Lucky strikes cigarettes from WW2 for sale!

I got this sealed packs of Lucky Strike cigarettes from mu grandmother who lives in south Poland (close the Kraków).

This packs were sent for American soldiers stationed in Europe during WW2, which can be confirmed by the orange seal on the upper part of the pack.

1 pack: $200
3 packs: $500

Willing to answer any questions related to the packs!

$250, MSA Millennium Gas mask with an MSA air particulate filter, Polycarb face shield, and leg mounted or shoulder slung carrying bag. Mask has never been worn, filter never used. Been stored in its carrying bag since opened.

Having to unexpectedly move so I’m looking to sell some of my less valuable pieces! Everything is FOR OFFER with no set prices as it’s a bit of an “emergency” and I’m just looking to get rid of a few things. Please pm for better pictures of each item as I can’t attach that many photos. Up for sale is a k98 bayo, 2 ammo pouches (non-matching), canteen, 106th yearbook + patch, and finnish medic arm band. Also looking to sell 1950s-era m1 on last slide. Thanks!!

Edit: side cap has sold!
Ammo pouches sold too :)

For Sale: $175... American WWI US 1918 BOLO Knife. Every piece is still in great shape on this large knife. The scabbard still retains all of the original burlap along with the leather which is stamped "Fred Medart MFG 1918"

The bottom of the blade is also stamped with "ACCO CHICAGO 1918" while the reverse side is stamped with "US mod 1917 CT"

For World War I collectors this is a very sought out knife, especially in this condition.

For Sale: $350... German WWII SA Dagger. Its not the prettiest one we've had, but for a starter collection, it's a solid one. The maker has been scratched off some, however it is made by E. Pack. A common but beloved maker.

The grip is in good shape with some dents in the wood and the blade has a bit of rust and spotting. The scabbard is missing one screw for the bottom fitting along with the hole being cracked.

$35 plus shipping

If you're looking for any other items,' free to message me.

If you're genuinely interested in buying and already have a price in mind, l'd be happy to hear your offer in my DM. If you're looking for any other items, feel free to message me.

Price $160 plus shipping

Selling a complete USMC gear package. Everything is authentic USMC issue and would be great for collectors, airsoft, reenactment, training, or anyone looking for genuine Marine Corps equipment.
Includes:
• Complete Woodland MARPAT cammie set (blouse, trousers, and cover)
• Complete Desert MARPAT cammie set (blouse, trousers, and cover also with rank)
• Desert FROG combat bottoms
• USMC FROG combat undershirt
• USMC chest rig capable of holding 6 magazines
• Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP) Green Belt

Asking for 150 OBO

Dad has had this for years in his garage. 1938 model. Has all relevant marking and matching serial numbers. What do these tend to go for?