U.S. B-5 Life Preserver

The B-5 life preserver was introduced during WW2. This example was manufactured in November 1951 and stamped with a number of inspection dates, It is in very good condition still retaining both of its CO2 bottles,, rubber hose and whistle. It was produced by Willis & Geiger inc and has the original owners name and blood group written upon it.  read more

Code: 66775

U.S. Navy Whistle

This is as Navy issue whistle which is dated 1944.  read more

Code: 66770

U.S. Bottle Opener

A 1960's era bottle opener which is marked "Quick & Easy".  read more

Code: 66767

U.S. Bottle Opener

A 1940's era bottle opener, which is marked "Stroh".  read more

Code: 66766

U.S. Bottle Opener

A 1960's era bottle opener which is marked "Schaefer".  read more

Code: 66765

U.S. Bottle Opener

This is a 1960's era bottle opener, which is maker marked "Star".  read more

Code: 66764

U.S. Bottle Opener

This is a 1940's era bottle opener which is maker marker The William Simon Brewery promoting the Simon Pure Ale.  read more

Code: 66763

U.S. English-German Dictionary

This is a period pocket size English-German dictionary.  read more

Code: 66762

U.S. Army Runway Lantern

This is army runway lantern used for temporary runways allowing pilots to land at night. The lantern was also utilised by troops to give light for temporary accommodation.  read more

Code: 66755

U.S. Lantern

This is a paraffin lantern which would have been used in tents and other temporary accommodation. This example is in excellent condition maker marked "Dietz Vesta, New York". Which started to produce lanterns mainly for the railways from 1896.  read more

Code: 66754