World War II Dog Tags Catalog Products

WWII Dog Tag 2nd Type

$8.99

November 1941- July 1943

First line: First name of soldier, second initial, surname	JOHN Q PUBLIC
Army Serial Number (8 spaces) space 9 vacant tetanus immunization (spaces 10 – 12)(space 13 vacant) tetanus toxoid (spaces 14 – 15)(space 16 vacant) blood type (space 17 or 18)	37337566 T43 44 O
Third line: Name next of kin	FRED PUBLIC
Fourth line: Address, number, street, next of kin	2843 FEDERAL BL
Fifth line: Address,city, state + religion (space 18)	DENVER COLO P

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WWII Dog Tag 3rd Type

$8.99

World War II Notched Dog 3rd type July 1943 – March 1944

First line: First name of soldier, second initial, surname	JOHN Q PUBLIC
Second Line: Army Serial Number, Tetanus Immunization, Tetanus Toxoid, Blood Type	37337566 T42 43 O


Fifth line: Religion (space 18)	P

Note: The Address of next-of-kin eliminated July 20, 1943

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WWII Dog Tag 1st Type

$8.99

December 1940 – November 1941

First line: First name of soldier, second initial, surname	JOHN Q PUBLIC
Second line: Army Serial Number + blood type (space 17 or 18)	37337566 O
Third line: Name next of kin	FRED PUBLIC
Fourth line: Address, number, street, next of kin	2843 FEDERAL BL
Fifth line: Address, city, state	DENVER COLO

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Airborne Cricket - Paratrooper Clicker

$20.99

For the first time since 1944 the ACME cricket is available again. Manufactured in the same Birmingham factory, on the same presses and using the same dies. For authenticity you will not find better, these are exactly the same as the originals taken into Normandy by the 101st Airborne Division on D-Day, June 6th 1944. For more on the history of the Airborne Cricket click here.

In order to minimize reproduced clickers being passed off as originals the manufacturers stamped an additional discreet pressing into the body which can only be seen by looking inside the cavity. This doesn’t detract from the original appearance of the clicker, it is just used for authenticity, and the clickers retain a look that is entirely authentic externally. These genuine J Hudson and Co. clickers are the best available and are sure to please any true airborne aficionado or re-enactor.

WWII Dog Tag 4th Type

$8.99

World War II Notched Dog 4th type March 1944 – April 1946

First Line: Surname of soldier,First name, middle initial	PUBLIC, JOHN Q
Second Line: Army Serial Number, Tetanus Immunization, Tetanus Toxoid, Blood Type	37337566 T42 43 O


Fifth line: Religion (space 18)	P

Note: The Address of next-of-kin eliminated July 20, 1943

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Custom World War II Dog Tags

$8.99

Customized World War II Notched Dog Tags

Blank Notched Dog Tags customized the way you want them.

Dog Tags are used for all kinds of things such as ID, contact info, parties, travel, business promotions, school trips, teams.

Feel free to put anything you want on the tags up to 17 characters per line including spaces.

Set of Current Issue Dog Tags includes:
2 Stamped, Notched Stainless Steel Dog Tags
1 Stainless Steel 27″ chain
1 Stainless Steel 5.5″ chain

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M1940 Dog Tag Chain - WWII Dog Tag Chain

$11.50

M1940 Dog Tag Chain Reproductions. Each chain is hand-made to exacting wartime standards. Prior to 1940, a mono-filament chord was issued to hold the tags, from 1940 to 1943 this was the chain issued to the troops. The beaded chain was available at the PX for purchase and was very popular. After 1944, the beaded chain was issued.

It features a stainless steel curb link chain with the proper sister hooks to secure the tags in place. Perfect for the World War II reenactor or veteran. Compare to our original m1940 Dog Tag Chain

Custom Personalized Dog Tags

$8.99

Real military dog tags just like our Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard wear. Dog tags made of stainless steel with rolled edge and indented lettering that is easy to read.

Dog Tags are used for all kinds of things such as ID, contact info, parties, travel, business promotions, school trips, teams.

Feel free to put anything you want on the tags up to 18 characters per line including spaces.

Set of Current Issue Dog Tags includes:
2 Stamped, Stainless Steel Dog Tags
1 Stainless Steel 27″ chain
1 Stainless Steel 5.5″ chain

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Original WWII M1940 Dog Tag Chain

$39.99

Original M1940 Dog Tag Chain. This is an Original M1940 Dog Tag Chain as issued to troops from 1940 to 1943. The beaded chain was available at the PX for purchase and was very popular. After 1944, the beaded chain was issued.

It features a two sterling silver chains, one long and one short with stainless steel sister hooks to secure the tags in place. These chains are slightly lighter than the reproduction M1940 Dog Tag Chains we sell. Chains may vary in color slightly due to age. Each of our original m1940 Dog Tag Chains has been thoroughly inspected and cleaned.

Audie Murphy Dog Tag Reproductions

$10.00

The dog tags pictured were worn by Audie Murphy during combat in Europe. These dog tags reside in the Smithsonian in Washington DC. We will create an exact replica of these tags you. These are his enlisted man’s dog tags.

The information on the dog tags include:

His name (Audie L. Murphy)
Army Service Number: 18083707
Next of kin: Corrine Burns (married sister)
Home-of-record: Farmersville, Texas

Audie Murphy may have actually had two different identification numbers. When Audie Murphy was given a battlefield commission in 1945, he was first honorably discharged as an enlisted soldier and then sworn in as a commissioned officer of the United States Army by his battalion commander.

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Early WWII Red Carslile Bandage

$14.99

Original Red Tin Carlisle Bandage. The red tins were used pre/early war. The tins are unopened and contain all the original contents.

Taken from the orginal box, these are the original bandages that were packed in the same box over 65 years ago! These may have some paint that has flaked and/or rubbed off due to age .

You will receive a red colored Carlisle Bandages.

Band of Brothers Trading Cards - WWII America at War

$5.00

America at War: D-Day / Band of Brothers Collectors Cards

June 6, 1944, 160,000 Allied troops landed on the beaches of Normandy, France to fight Nazi Germany. Many soldiers were lost that day, but this was the day that more than 100,000 soldiers began the march across Europe to defeat Hitler. Easy Company’s mission was to clear any obstacles for the arriving troops in a mission called Operation Overlord.

The Band of Brothers Collector Cards detail out the events of the Invasion of Normandy with eye-catching hand colored photos and illustrations, plus information that goes over the battles and valor that came in the wake of Operation Overlord.

There are 192 full-color cards total to collect in total and 49 of those cards highlight the Band of Brothers. The Band of Brothers cards include hand-autographed cards (rare, limited supply) by Lynn “Buck” Compton, William “Wild Bill” Guarnere, Edward “Babe” Heffron, Clancy Lyall, Donald Malarkey, Amos “Buck” Taylor, and Earl McClung.

One pack of cards includes:

8 full-color America at War D-Day Cards
A chance at receiving:

One of 7 Band of Brothers Autograph Cards (roughly 1 out of 144 packs contain an autograph card)
Sketch card by artist Ingrid Hardy (very limited supplies)
Instant Win Cards for WWII memorabilia
Promo Cards

You are buying one pack of 8 Cards

LT Thomas Meehan Dog Tag Reproduction

$10.00

1LT Thomas Meehan III E Company, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment,
101st Airborne Division
KIA 6 June 44 over Ste. Mere-Eglise, Normandy

Born in Philadelphia on July 8, 1921, Tom was an artist from the start. He later trained at the Philadelphia School of Industrial Art to become a commercial artist, but the war intervened. Always a fine horseman, he joined the Cavalry while it was still mounted, but found himself in a tank, not so much to his liking.

His plane, with 21 men aboard, was loaded with Bangalore torpedoes and blew up when hit by enemy fire in the first hours of D-Day, the remains crashing to the ground southeast of Ste. Mere-Eglise.

The dog tags pictured were worn by Lt Thomas Meehan the Company Commander of Easy Company 506th PIR (Band of Brothers) on D-day. They were recovered from the crash site of the C-47 that he along with 21 men aboard, was loaded with Bangalore torpedoes and blew up when hit by enemy fire in the first hours of D-Day, the remains crashing to the ground southeast of Ste. Mere-Eglise.

The information on the dog tags include:

His name (THOMAS MEEHAN)
Army Service Number: 18083707 Tetnus: T42 43 Blood Type O

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