Set of US equipment including a non-homogeneous pair of leather gloves, no visible markings. A piece of camouflaged parachute canopy, used as a scarf. An incomplete helmet net. A pouch containing toilet paper. A rare empty box marked Corps of Engineers Luminous Markers Radioactive Type III, this box was used to carry the radioactive luminous discs of US paratroopers. A T17 microphone with its plug, but its cable is partially denuded. A US anti-gas mask, very dry, in its case. A USM1 rifle magazine pouch, with illegible laundry number and manufacture. An empty case marked Kit Gas Mask M1. Two aluminium cups, marked US Tacco 1943. A fancy letter opener. Two waterproof long gun covers, markings illegible. One OD canvas pouch, marked Bolt. One pair of wire cutters, markings illegible. A dented TL122A torch. An M44 bag dated 1944 with laundry number L5820. An M15 grenade launcher in its case, with instructions. An OD canvas bandoleer, with boxes for Garand clips. Some wear, marked patina and stains on all items. Condition II+. According to the seller's information, the Engineers box was found in a watchmaker's shop on the Grand Rue in Bastogne. Set of US equipment including a mismatched pair of leather gloves with no visible markings. A piece of camouflaged parachute canopy, used as a scarf. An incomplete helmet net. A pouch containing toilet paper. A rare empty box marked Corps of Engineers Luminous Markers Radioactive Type III this box was used to transport the radioactive luminous disks used by US paratroopers. A T17 microphone with its plug, but the cable is partially stripped. A very dry US gas mask in its pouch. A pouch for USM1 carbine magazines, with unreadable laundry number and manufacturer. An empty pouch marked Kit Gas Mask M1 . Two aluminium cups marked US Tacco 1943 . A novelty letter opener. Two waterproof pouches for long guns with unreadable markings. A canvas OD (olive drab) pouch marked Bolt . A pair of wire cutters with unreadable markings. A dented TL122A flashlight. An M44 bag dated 1944 with laundry number L5820. An M15 grenade launcher in its case, with instruction manual included. An OD bandolier containing its cardboard inserts for Garand clips. There is noticeable wear, a pronounced patina, and stains present across all pieces. Condition II+. According to the seller, the Engineers box was found at a watchmaker's on Grand Rue in Bastogne.