Original U.S. WWII Army 10-in-1 Ration Cardboard Crate Dated June 1944 Lock Assembly Our example is in service

Our example is in service worn condition

One should always be careful trying to date items based on their condition because the condition is often more indicative of storage conditions than actual age

and it has the correct "vaulted" style and catch designs

Helmet is complete with headphones

Well this is something truly interesting

Original U.S. WWII Army 10-in-1 Ration Cardboard Crate Dated June 1944 Lock Assembly Our example is in serviceOriginal Item: Only One Available. One type of ration that was issued to U. S. Service Members in the field during World War Two was the 10 in 1 Ration. This ration was broken up between four smaller boxes, with the intention of feeding 10 Service Members for one day. Contents may be eaten hot or cold. Each master box contained four smaller boxes marked: HALF OF 5 RATIONS, and contained half of the rations to be combined to feed 5 Service Members.