This military equipment is surplus to my needs.

MINOX RIGA SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA (11) — *VERY RARE “MINOX RIGA” SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA made about 1939-1941 so it would have likely have been used in WWII and the Cold War.*

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WWII American book of matches BUY WAR BONDS WWII American book of matches BUY WAR BONDS WWII American book of matches BUY WAR BONDS	$3 CAD WWII U.S. book of matches. KEEP 'EM FLYING - BUY WAR BONDS. Unused.
First Field Dressing June 1941 Canadian SMALL First Field Dressing June 1941 Canadian SMALL	$25 CDN First Field Dressing Canadian June 1941. This is SMALL. The shell dressing was much larger.
Come-along on wrist Come-along	$175 Police "Come-a-long" alternative to hand-cuffs. Wrapped around a prisoner or suspect's wrist. a little twist and they will come along quite happily.
MINOX RIGA SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA (7) MINOX RIGA SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA (10) MINOX RIGA SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA (9) MINOX RIGA SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA (8) MINOX RIGA SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA (6) MINOX RIGA SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA (5) MINOX RIGA SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA (4) MINOX RIGA SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA (3) MINOX RIGA SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA (1) MINOX RIGA SUB-MINIATURE CAMERA (11)	$3,500 CAD VERY RARE "MINOX RIGA" spy camera. Serial number 08798 dates this one to 1939-1940 production. These were used by the Allies (MI6, OSS etc.), as well as by the Nazis, Soviets (KGB, GRU) (who played on both sides) etc. This one is complete with the even more rare special Minox leather purse. Both camera and purse appear to be in excellent condition. The purse is not damaged and has been with the camera for a long time as the leather has moulded itself to the camera. The zipper is fine and the camera seems to operate normally though I have not tested it with film but I have no reason to doubt that it would work. I purchased this camera in Portland, Oregon some years ago. It is thus very possible that it was used by the OSS in WWII. It comes with one film cartridge. The Crypto Museum states that "Minox Riga cameras are extremely rare today and the ones that have survived are often in deteriorated condition. ...eBay ... cameras are often built from post-war spare part finds." My camera appears to be all original and in excellent condition.
Minox B camera znd Minox Copy Stand 1960s vintage. Minox B camera, open. Minox B camera, closed. Minox B camera, open to change film	$300 CAD MINOX B spy camera with Minox Copying Stand. Serial number 714 031 which dates it to 1961, the height of the First Cold War. A favourite of Worldwide Intelligence agencies such as MI-6, CIA, KGB, GRU etc. "James Bond 007", if he was real, would have used one. Both camera and stand are complete and in excellent condition. Camera appears to be functional. No film cartridge. Information on Minox B Cameras https://www.cryptomuseum.com/covert/camera/minox/b/index.htm Information on Copying Stand https://www.cryptomuseum.com/covert/camera/minox/copy/index.htm
	$75 CAD Petrol Oil Water (POW) can, 2-gallon. "PETROL" Canadian 1943 & 1944 dated with cap, missing securing chain. Now very hard to find in decent condition. Surplus dealers had a lot of these in the early 1970s, but Princess Auto for example crushed them as scrap metal. Often mistakenly called "Flimsies", these are before the Jerricans were copied from the Germans. The flimsies were even flimsier and larger. These fit in the under body racks of early CMPs before the Jerricans became standard. These were also used for water cindensing can for Vickers Machine Guns Mk. I. RARE now.
1944 Brit Jerrican 1944 Brit Jerrican 1944 Brit Jerrican 1944 Brit Jerrican 1944 Brit Jerrican	$80 CAD 1944 British Jerrican, original. Unserviceable - rust hole in bottom. Great for WWII jeep display etc. RARE in North America and shipping one from the UK would be very expensive. Very hard to find in North America. Perfect for a WWII Cnadaian Army jeep MB or GPW restoration. (My # CMS2325)
Jerrican QMC Jerrican QMC Jerrican QMC Jerrican QMC Jerrican QMC Jerrican QMC	$20 CAD Jerrican, Canadian Armed Forces. Ex-Seaforth Highlanders of Canada. Still marked with grease pencil the CFR of the M135CDN truck. (My # CMS2324)
SEAFORTH Jerrican SEAFORTH Jerrican SEAFORTH Jerrican SEAFORTH Jerrican SEAFORTH Jerrican	$40 CAD Jerrican ex-Seaforth Highlanders of Canada. Dated on bottom USMC (company not Marine Corps) 20-5-79 Bottom painted and has SEAFORTH stencilled on it to deter theft by other units. Given to me by LtCol E. Rod Vance of Seaforths. (My # CMS2323)
	$10 CAD Welbike fuel tank top plug, usually lost as operator removed it before starting it up. Brass REPLICA.
RS-6 radio (2 of the 4 modules) - tops RS-6 radio (2 of the 4 modules)- bottoms RS-6 radio (2 of the 4 modules) - open	$100 CAD Clandestine CIA / USAF "RS-6" radio. Designed circa 1951 and consisted of 4 modules and could fit in a .50 caliber ammunition box. ONLY TWO (2) of the 4 units are in this offering. Ammo box is NOT included.
	$400 CAD Clandestine Telescope, Special Operations Executive (S.O.E.) WWII for secret agents. (A) is scope, single draw, black crinkle coating. (B) Gold coloured tube case upper (C) Gold coloured tube case lower. WWII souvenir of John Burton of R.A.F. Demobilized 1946? Was given this miniature scope. MI-9 escape one had two draws, whereas this one has one. Was Burton in a Special Duties Squadron? VERY RARE
	$40 CAD Flashlight, PHILIPS as issued by SOE. Powered by pushing down lever on top to generate electcity. Bulb inside lens is broken, so although the generator spinds, I do not know if it works. Green painted but rusty exterior. (CMS 2689)
	$20 CAD Shoebrush Canadian issue marked C/\|\
	$200 CAD Hand cuffs Smith & Wesson with key. Marked "AUX. RCMP B.C." (Auxilliary Police, British Columbia". Comes with a well used black leather handcuff pouch. S/N 186658 My numbers CMS 2716A & B.