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Post by AG1944 on Sept 15, 2009 20:14:20 GMT -8
Today I received a 1943 dated footlocker with inner tray chocked full of some neat stuff. Once I get the chance to inventory and get photos of all the stuff, I'll post some pics.
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Post by AG1944 on Sept 27, 2009 19:18:49 GMT -8
Here is a list of the stuff that was in the footlocker: 1943 Footlocker, Bettinger Trunk Mfg Co. Delta Powerlite Lantern March and May 1944 National Geographic Magazines Picture of Company E 508 PIR, Camp McKall, NC 1943 Copy of “The All American” Paraglider newspaper dated October 17, 1944 45 German stamps Reprint of Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph V-E Day newspaper (May 8, 1945) 48 star flag 3’x5’ Metal soap container, dated 1945 Immunization record for Major Taylor Box of V-mail forms MP armband Checker/chess board game American Red Cross map of Paris 1944 Military button polishing kit Green Lucky Strike Carton box Pall Mall cigarette box 1943 Royal Esquire Shoe Shine Kit 2 – Reproduction K-ration boxes (1-complete, 1-partial) 2-D-rations (reproduction) 1944 Chemical, cover, protection American Red Cross map of London July 17, 1944 Nottingham Empire Program Multiple patches Three reproduction matches August 10, 1944 Army Life Pamphlet 21-13 April 7, 1943 Basic Field Manual, First Aid for Soldiers FM 21-11 July 30, 1943 Basic Field Manual, U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, M1 FM 23-5 July 23, 1941 Basic Field Manual, Soldier’s Handbook FM21-100 Info pamphlet about Nottingham Neck tie New Testament, Psalms, Given to Philip MacLachlan from the 3rd Presbyterian Church, 1942 Spool of No8 Khaki thread, contract # W669qm7320 Reproduction enlisted man belt with buckle Tin of talcum powder Bottle of halazone tablets Bottle of insect repellant Shaving cup and razor Reproduction box of Gillette razors (five pack) Original Gem razor blade box with 4 razors blades Reproduction Chesterfield K-ration and Camel cigarettes Reproduction boxes: Shaving brush, Craig Martin toothpaste, Contra Angle toothbrush, Craig Martin Shaving cream, Milk-i-Dent dental cream British First Aid Field Dressing 1942 Cascade medium fountain pen and pencil Reproduction Aviator playing cards Personal sewing kit Ditty bag Mirror Post War K98 cleaning kit “At Ease” 1943 Fun and Entertainment book 1944 – A Short Guide to Great Britain 1941 – Army Song Book TM30-602, September 28, 1943 French Phrase Book TM30-306, June 24, 1943, German Language Guide 1944 Pocket guide to: ‘The Cities of Belgium and Luxembourg’ 1944 Pocket guide to: ‘Paris and cities of Northern France’ 10 pack of military comic postcards from Camp Davis Reproduction box of friction tape Tourniquet Target playing cards Esbit stove (post war) Metal canteen lid 2 pin ups (one is post war) Foldable sunglass goggles U.S. Army Tennessee Maneuvers 1943 Pennant U.S Army Indiantown Gap Military Reservation, PA Pillow Case Reproduction GI towel Handkerchief Wool mittens M1943 Hood Sweet Heart Handkerchief 1943 GI undershorts GI long john pants Green Lucky Strikes Tin Box Catholic Rosary Ribbons Can opener P38 can opener Enlisted mans collar brass, US – INF 4 – 1941 Nickels 1 – 1940 Penny 3 – 1944 Pennies 1 – 1945 Penny 1 – British coin 30 cal ammo can Inflatable sleeping mat, June 27, 1952 4 buckle overshoes (reproduction) 2 – Reproduction C-rations Menu #3, 1st half of 5 rations (Box) White Parka Enlisted wool/flannel shirt Reproduction wool sweater Khaki cotton shirt Army Service Patch Mattress cover Reproduction German leather belt
I'll post some pictures later.
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Post by Klaus Schüßler on Sept 27, 2009 19:40:45 GMT -8
My fricken goodness. Interested in moving the German items to the German? In particular the k98 cleaning kit and the chess/checker board (come with pieces?).
Klaus
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Post by AG1944 on Sept 27, 2009 20:42:30 GMT -8
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Post by mrsparkle on Sept 28, 2009 6:32:17 GMT -8
You could have saved some time and posted what wasn't in there.
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nolareenactor
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Post by nolareenactor on Sept 28, 2009 16:10:15 GMT -8
. How did you get this??? There is more stuff in the footlocker then my entire collection of WWII stuff. YOU ARE SO LUCKY
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Post by AG1944 on Sept 28, 2009 17:17:09 GMT -8
Oh, don't worry, it cost me a few pertty pennies to get it. I think it was worth it.
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Post by Redeye on Sept 28, 2009 20:48:49 GMT -8
HOOOLLLYYYY crap, Batman!
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Post by nolareenactor on Sept 29, 2009 13:18:40 GMT -8
Where did you hear about this being for sale?
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Post by AG1944 on Sept 29, 2009 16:06:16 GMT -8
I found it on one of the other reenacting forums.
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Post by nolareenactor on Sept 29, 2009 17:34:53 GMT -8
Sweet. good find.
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