Original U.S. WWII American Homefront “Direct Hit” Eagle Bombsight Boardgame by Northwestern Products Company Russian Machine Guns and the C (later MC)-130

and the C (later MC)-130 beginning in 1972

Stamped brass and maker marked REICHSVERBAND PFORZHEIM on the back

This is a genuine Civil War example of the Model 1858 ‘Bullseye’ pattern tin canteen in very good condition

All in all an excellent example of a very rare WW2 Japanese cap

On the back are a pair of stamps

Original U.S. WWII American Homefront “Direct Hit” Eagle Bombsight Boardgame by Northwestern Products Company Russian Machine Guns and the C (later MC)-130Original Item: Only One Available. During WWII, images of war permeated almost every aspect of childrens lives, through toys, puzzles, comic books, cartoons, film, and radio. While government propaganda campaigns targeted adults to foster patriotism and elicit support for the war effort, toys and other items ensured the war stayed present in the lives of children. By playing with a toy that reflected the war effort, children participated in something