Original U.S. Vietnam War M-1950 Rogers Squad Stove With Original Box and Manual Dated 1966 & 1968 Japanese Flare Guns Taken From the WreckOf theSpanishCruiser“Oquendo”OfCervera’s

Taken From the WreckOf theSpanishCruiser“Oquendo”OfCervera’s FleetDestroyed at the Battle of SantiagoJuly 3rd 1898

this example was converted in 1906 for presentation to South American countries

The items featured are the general survival items

on 23 October

Anthony McAuliffe’s 1944 Christmas "NUTS" letter to the 101st Airborne

Original U.S. Vietnam War M-1950 Rogers Squad Stove With Original Box and Manual Dated 1966 & 1968 Japanese Flare Guns Taken From the WreckOf theSpanishCruiser“Oquendo”OfCervera’sOriginal Item. Only One Available. The product of a joint effort between the Coleman & Rogers companies and the United States Army, the M 1950 was a rugged little gasoline fueled camp stove dubbed the "Squad Stove". The M 1950 served in the U. S. Army for 36 years and was designed to perform the task of quickly boiling water in the field. The M 1950 had an output of 5500 BTU. This example is in great unissued condition with all of its paint still