Unis marked and named m41 pack value

[thecandyman0838]

I stumbled upon a named and unis marked m41 pack online for sale and I am wondering in general what a fair ballpark price is. I am fairly new to collecting world war 2 marine corps items so any assistance is appreciated. I found the vet on fold 3 so I am fairly certain it is legit.

Thanks

[Bellumbill]

Would it be possible to please post a photo?

 

Very best,

 

Bill K.

[thecandyman0838]

Here is a picture. The haversack itself is a 43 dated boyt.

 

[Peyton_Aukland41]

I found a Private Ted A Jarosz in the Muster rolls in October of 1945 apart of I/3/24 but i dont think he made it to Iwo Jima. Here's his obituary:

 

Tedaus "Ted" Jarosz, 66

September 19, 1921 ~ February 5, 1988


Ted was born September 19, 1921, in Cedar Rapids, Nebraska to Joseph F. and Anna (Schemick) Jarosz.

On October 30, 1943, he was united in marriage to Ethel Chrippen. They moved to Blair in 1945, after he had served in World War II in the Marine Corps.

He worked as a barber in Blair and owned Ted's Barber Shop since 1945.

He also served in the Korean War.

Ted was past commander of the Blair American Legion Post 154, past district commander, past area commander and presently was serving on the Boys State Committee.

He was also a member of the 40et8, Voiture 1018, member of the Blair VFW Post 1251, past president of the Blair Chamber of Commerce, Chairman of the Blair Housing Committee, and a member of St. Francis Borgia Parish Committee and he was the first Extraordinary Minister of Eucharist.

Funeral services for Ted Jarosz, 66, of Blair will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, February 5, 1988, at St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church with Father Dan Galas as the Celebrant.

He died February 2, 1988, at Methodist Hospital in Omaha.

Survivors include wife Ethel, two daughters, Mrs. Marvin (Pat) Jessen of Blair, Mrs. Phil (Mary) Kempcke of Blair, two sons, Tom of Blair and John of Omaha, nine grandchildren, two brothers, Casimir of Fullerton and Sigmund of Lakewood, Colorado, one sister, Mrs. Jim (Joan) Buelow of Phoenix, Arizona.

He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters and one brother.

Pallbearers will be Bob Frederick, Earl Stokes, Dar Soll, Jack Varley, Bob Macholan and Steve Tucker.

Honorary pallbearers are Chic Madsen, R.D. Zimmerman, Jr., Daryl Miller, Gus Nelson, Dr. Rudy Sievers and Don Kuhr.

Rosary will be held at 7 p.m., Thursday evening, at the Campbell Funeral Home, who handled the arrangements.

[thecandyman0838]

Thanks for the information

 

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