OK, this isn't WW2 but I don't have another category. It's dated 1967 by Camillus of New York.

Officially it is the 1963 pattern survival / fighting knife issued to jet pilots.

Only one I've ever seen.

This 480 page hardback book was published in May 1942 by the Military Service Publishing Co. of Pennsylvania.

It is a publication to advise new officers on the customs and traditions of service in the U.S. armed forces.

The most interesting areas for the collector are those dealing with uniforms, insignia and equipment. There is a fold out colour chart with officers' badges. Also info on how to wear different types of insignia, mess dress and Service/Combat uniforms, diff. types of headgear and boots.

Also medals and USAAF silver wings. There's so much in here!

If you re-enact and want to be absolutely spot on, grab this book!!!!!!!

This superbly made patch is suitable for wear on a WW2 flying jacket. Impressive piece.

Not dated but came out of a US military crate which was dated 1944. It is a jock-strap type thing for injuries in that region!

Part of the medical kit no doubt. This one mint unused.

Headstamped G.M.S. 1943 20mm M21A1. These are fired, empty brass shell cases. Vgc/exc. Each: