Original U.S. WWII K-Ration Crate by the American Chicle Company - Dated May 1943 U.S. Army had ever had any experience

had ever had any experience with such weapons

the the type of swords that later smiths treated as the goal they needed to achieve

A very nice 10” cut down M1 Garand bayonet by Springfield Armory

which has unfortunately degraded somewhat

complete with an original later war scabbard & belt hanger

Original U.S. WWII K-Ration Crate by the American Chicle Company - Dated May 1943 U.S. Army had ever had any experienceOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a good worn example of a rather rare wooden crate that would have contained 12 K Rations. The box is in wonderful condition and retains mostly legible stamping on the front and side. The box was manufactured by the American Chicle Company. The box measures approximately 12 x 22 x 7 and would make for a wonderful addition to any WWII G. I. collection! There is heavy cracking across the crate and some material