Here are some items from the Western Cartridge Company.  My wife's grandmother worked in that plant during WW II.  They made small arms ammunition (.45 ACP and shotgun amongst other calibers).  

Gotcha man thanks for the input!

The US made period M1944 nets always have stiff bands, I have 4 of them and 3 loose WWII neoprene bands, they are all stiff and hard to stretch. The post war M1944 style nets seem to always have very elastic bands, the nets themselves are usually much softer as well and usually a pea color green, while US M1944 nets are very dull almost grayish green.    Nice net!

You're welcome.  Here is a few more related items  

The short lived 1930s Rate of Song and Dance Man was inspired by Fred Astaire, Song and Dance Man Sailors were associated with the  Navy Fleet bands, the insignia was a Top Hat upright with Cane at the diagonal superimposed  

Nope.  Not a typo.  There is/has always been a debate about the origins of the name "Jeep" (which Willis copywrote in1943) as to whether it evolved from "Peep" which a number of GI's called it based on the small vehicle size or from the FORD GPW designation.  GPWs were sometimes referred to as "GPs" and "Jeep" could have evolved from that.  It was just great to see it in print!     OD

We all need to discuss the sewing machine cam/computerized stitching on both the front and back. It's quite obvious but, for some reason, often unrecognized. I'm no period patch pro but that is a tell that would put me off.