Original U.S. WWII Jeep Brand Cigarette Wrapper with Pennsylvania Tax Stamp - Filled for Display U.S. Badges The “Talibon” or “Talibong” sword

The “Talibon” or “Talibong” sword comes from Luzon and from Visayan areas in the Philippines

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We understand that fewer than 20 Lee Metfords were produced at Nakku for the Royal Guard

This is a very nice pair of German WWII Sports Awards

Original U.S. WWII Jeep Brand Cigarette Wrapper with Pennsylvania Tax Stamp - Filled for Display U.S. Badges The “Talibon” or “Talibong” swordOriginal Items. Very Few Available. The culture of wartime smoking became even more prominent during World War II. Cigarettes dangled ubiquitously from the lips of battle weary Soldiers, of cartoon characters in Stars & Stripes like Bill Mauldins Willy and Joe, and of American wounded laid out on stretchers in movie newsreels, newspapers, and Life magazine. One publication went as far as to describe wartime smoking as the last and only solace of the