Original U.S. WWII Homefront War Effort Replacement Material License Plate Lot of 7 - Illinois, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania British Awards Medals Badges Insignia The RCAF existed as an

The RCAF existed as an independent service until 1968

A very good example of a Burnside Carbine

This is a very nice and hard to find example of a German WWII TENO overseas cap (Schiffchen)

particularly around the wrist and under the lower barrel band

This genuine WW2 issue BC-611 hand-held radio is offered in very good condition

Original U.S. WWII Homefront War Effort Replacement Material License Plate Lot of 7 - Illinois, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania British Awards Medals Badges Insignia The RCAF existed as anOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. During WWII there was a metal shortage, and the iron used in making license plates was needed to make the necessary tools for war. Scrap metal drives were a common sight in America during the war and many old license plates hanging on barn walls and garages went to the scrap heap to be recycled into jeeps, helmets, C Ration cans and so on. The individual states themselves looked for ways to help conserve the