Some new sharp pointy things: German, Japanese and US bayonets...

A group of mostly very rusty bandits game in today. I was able to salvage a few of them. Actually the German dress bayonet blade was in pretty good shape already. The other two had their fair share of rust but came out looking pretty good. Each piece is $100. Call or text me. Thanks

WWII field gear and accessories

I came across a very dusty, dirty pile of mostly WWII field gear and
accessories. It cleaned up pretty good. There's a 1942-dated M1
sling (on hold for a new M1 owner), a Model 1909 holster with
lanyard, a 1942 first aid kit with a red tin bandage container, and
more, including the Marines Vietnam era M1961 belt designed for M-14
ammo pouches.

If interested in anything, call or text me.
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WWII caps & Lt. General's West Point item

I found two WWII era caps at a recent estate sale: they are an HBT
utility cap and a wool so-called "Keep cap." The HBT hat has some
snags on the top and the Jeep cap has a moth nip or two but no holes.
Asking $30 plus shipping for the pair. They are very small but should
work for an exhibit.

The West Point cadet parade coat is missing the center row of buttons
and the bottom button on each of the outer two rows. It is named. The
bathrobe is missing the buttons but the patches on it are those
placed on it when the Lt. General was a cadet in 1963 (he told me his
previous three bath robes were lost to bets with Midshipmen during
the annual Army-Navy football game. Asking $275 plus shipping for
the pair. Always open to offers.
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The Oceanside booth is now officially closed