Toiletries
Toiletries were usually among a GI’s only personal items that he could carry with him into battle. The simplicities of life often involved a bar of soap, a toothbrush, and a comb. Despite the fact that toiletries were sold by the Post Exchange and Ship Stores and distributed by the Red Cross and other charity organizations, there were still reported problems with shortages of basic personal items. On the homefront, stores and catalogs advertised an assortment of pouches, bags, cases, and gift sets to keep your favorite soldier clean and tidy. Interestingly, these were often available without the use of ration points, as long as they were sent to military personnel.
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Dapper Dan Matt Paste Hair Styling Pomade
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Dapper Dan Ultra Matte Clay Hair Styling Pomade
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Dapper Dan Pomade Hair Dressing
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WWII Ivory Soap, Late War Reproduction
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Sale!WWII Craig Martin Toothpaste Tube & Box Reproduction
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WWII Craig Martin Toothpaste Box Reproduction
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WWII Craig Martin Toothpaste Tube Reproduction
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Q-Tips Swabs Box, WWII Reproduction
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USN Double-sided Signal or Shaving Mirror with Bag, WWII Reproduction
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WWII Colgate Toothpaste, Ribbon Dental Cream
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Lea Classic Shaving Cream, Sensitive Skin
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Solid Cologne, 1932 Shanghai Mr. Gladstone Cathay
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Nail Brush
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Marvis Whitening Mint Toothpaste
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CO Bigalow Shave Cream
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Brylcreem Hair Cream, 4.5 Fl Oz
$12.00