Original U.S. WWII Homefront War Effort Replacement Material License Plate Lot of 7 - Illinois, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania British Awards Medals Badges Insignia with some areas of very

with some areas of very light wear

A very good example of a Burnside Carbine

The steel shell is stamped 380A S indicating Schlueter manufactured this helmet in 1944

particularly around the wrist and under the lower barrel band

The RCAF existed as an independent service until 1968

Original U.S. WWII Homefront War Effort Replacement Material License Plate Lot of 7 - Illinois, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania British Awards Medals Badges Insignia with some areas of veryOriginal 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