Original U.S. WWII Era Wind Up Phonograph with Wartime Pin-Ups Availability_Domestic an oiler and a cleaning

an oiler and a cleaning tool or spoon for the receiver

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

the leather liner which shows age and wear

they have been in storage and moved around multiple times

delayed blowback mechanism which contained only a single spring

Original U.S. WWII Era Wind Up Phonograph with Wartime Pin-Ups Availability_Domestic an oiler and a cleaningOriginal 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