Original WWII U.S. Anti-Japanese Propaganda Interwoven Sock Box- Dated 1942 U.S. Field Gear and the pommel latch is

and the pommel latch is still functional

The wing nut that tightens around the lead pipe for pitch adjustment is not present

and all fittings have their original dome headed screws

This is early type flag armband was initially used for the invasion of North Africa or Operation TORCH

these display guns have solid steel receivers and are non-firing

Original WWII U.S. Anti-Japanese Propaganda Interwoven Sock Box- Dated 1942 U.S. Field Gear and the pommel latch isOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a rather unique piece, and one which we are sure many of which did not survive the ages! This is a box which was the original packaging for a half dozen pairs of socks by the Interwoven Stocking Company. The box features a colorful representation of a confident GI with a rifle with fixed bayonet running down a ragged Japanese Soldier (Wearing worn out socks, of course!). One of the more unique pieces of WWII