1UE-2.A very interesting find! WW2 military, #104, AC spark plugs in their original master box of ten plugs. Each spark plug has been, individually, hand sealed and persevered, in standard WW2 military fashion, using a wax impregnated fabric, then further protected, with a thick exterior layer of olive green wax-like material and placed in its individual box, where they have remained for the past 62 years, or so, and with the ww2 military type sealing process, they may last for another 62 years without concern. The sealed plugs appear to be in perfect condition; the individual boxes are in about excellent condition, with very minor and insignificant surface scuffs to the paper surface; the master box has some lightly bumped corners and some very minor surface scuffs to the paper surface, as well. The individual boxes are marked similarly as the master box, which is marked, “AC Spark Plug Flint Michigan, U.S.A., 10mm Thread, 104, 58” Hex., 17-P-5335, (which is the federal stock #); A-311992,” as well as other informational markings. The U.S. patent numbers, listed on the box, are in the approximate issue range of 1927 to 1944. I have no idea what the spark plugs fit, however, they are definitely of a military nature and did come with a quantity of White halftrack parts we obtained many years ago. Box of Ten sparkplugs. Unused. Excellent. $35.00

1UE-4. Steel can, with push on lid, approx. 3-inch diameter x 1-inch thick, sealed in original red cellophane wrapping. Original identification label, under the cellophane, is marked, “Quantity-1, Item, -Can, Dwg. No.-C64158, Stock No.-B006-02-0010, Procured for -Kit, Cleaning, Pistol, M1912, Mfg. By -Stern Can Co., "Date packed -March 1944." The can may be carried in a pack or pouch, and it fits into the special .45 squad cleaning kit. Moderate storage age to the cellophane. A super accessory to go with your WW1 or WW2 Colt .45 auto. Unused. Near excellent.  $24.00 SOLD OUT

1UE-6. 4-1/2-inch x 5-inch olive green cotton pouch with a blackened snap containing Scotch acetate fiber tape to cover seams on the canister, an adhesive sheet to cover canister inlet valve and two blackened metal clips to crimp gas mask hose. The kit was used to waterproof the mask and it s components prior to wading into deep water. The unit was carried inside the gas mask bag. Front of pouch us stamped, “U.S.” above a Chemical Unit insignia, as well as, “Kit, Gas Mask, Waterproofing, M1.” Very light age. Unused. Excellent.  $8.00   

1UE-7. Original, hardwood tent pegs. Five pegs are needed for one side of the U.S. GI “Pup Tent.” Light to moderate signs of age and use. Used. About Vg.  $15.00 for set of 5-pegs

1UE-9. Primarily issued to armored vehicle personnel but had some Army Air Force use, as well. Constructed of 1/16-inch thick steel that’s painted dark, matte, olive drab and has six thin, horizontal, slits to provide vision; the slits are narrow enough to provide some protection from flak splinters. This example has retained approximately 98% of its original paint, on the front, with one moderate area of wear to the painted surface on the slits on the right side, as well as, moderate areas of surface rust showing on the bottom edge, below each eye, (the rust is not too bad looking). The backside retains approximately 99% of its original paint; it has a thick, off-white, corduroy pad at the forehead and nose & cheekbone area; the pads are stitched onto the goggle through several small holes, in the steel, for that purpose; the pads have acquired moderate signs of soil form handling and storage. There is a simple black stretch material headband with a thin hook and D-ring attachment, sewn onto each side of the goggle. A SCARCE piece of equipment that does not often turn up. Vg. $225.00 

1UE-10. Drop forged steel head, which is 14-1/4-inches long, from its 2-1/2-inch wide chisel blade, to its pointed pick. The blade is embossed, “U.S. Diamond Calk Co. 1944;” (the markings are not entirely legible, which is a normal occurrence for this particular item). The tool retains its original WW2 OD painted finish, just as it came from the factory. The factory has put a very thin coat of paint on the heads giving them a lightly painted, watery, appearance, (all of the Diamond Calk Co. Pick Mattocks, that we handled in the past, had the same lightly painted finish). The 17-inch long tapered oak handle retains its factory OD painted finish and is stamped. “U.S.,” on one side, near the wide end. The handle can be attached to the pick by sliding it through the opening in the steel head and taping the wide end, firmly, on a hard surface. Tapping the bottom, (narrow), end of the handle will dislodge the head from the handle. The metal heads retain much of their original factory painted finish, which exhibits paint flaking, surface scuffs, scratches and nicks, as well as, some surface rust consistent with 60-years of storage, (nothing serious). The oak handles also retain approximately most of their original factory painted finish, which exhibits scuffs, scratches, nicks and wear from rubbing against the metal heads, and/or other handles during storage; there may be light to moderate chips, and or nicks, in the wood but nothing of a serious nature. Basically the unit is in, Vg+ unused condition; I don’t think you’ll be disappointed. We will send out the best condition and clearest markings first. $35.00 each

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