Original U.S. WWII 48 Star Flag Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot- 5’ x 9.5’ Swords and as an armored vehicle

and as an armored vehicle weapon

IMA was fortunate to recover just a handful of unissued NOS Pertrix Model 685-21960 “lampen” flashlights

Please note that this example has been cleaned with a wire wheel to show the copper studs

which made the weapon comparatively inexpensive to manufacture

All measure approximately 25-27 inches in length

Original U.S. WWII 48 Star Flag Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot- 5’ x 9.5’ Swords and as an armored vehicleOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an internment flag made by The Quartermaster Depot in Philadelphia. These were issued by The US Military for the burial of our soldiers who had fallen in battle. This would have draped across the coffin before burial. The flag is large and measures 5 X 9. 5 It is a sturdy cotton and has been stitched together. There are 48 stars on this flag. Cotton flags were issued during WWII and a nylon flag was issued