Original U.S. WWII Era Wind Up Phonograph with Wartime Pin-Ups Availability_Domestic New Made Item: Have you

New Made Item: Have you ever listened to those evocative combat sound effects on World War II documentaries and wondered about their origin

000 London pieces of all variations

44-caliber “Army" Model was the most widely used revolver of the Civil War

Peyton's Regiment of Foot (1688-1751)

Mounting: To mount the sling on the rifle

Original U.S. WWII Era Wind Up Phonograph with Wartime Pin-Ups Availability_Domestic New Made Item: Have youOriginal Item: Only One Available. Recently discovered at a Flea Market this is one of those compelling "must have" items that no one sets out to buy but somehow always seems to come home with. A wind up portable phonograph record player, very possibly from the 1930s, customized by a USGI with added pin up illustrations, worn on the exterior but with a cracker on the inside. Custom built compartment for record storage while being transported together