I realize that this thread is quite a few years old but since I have something to add, I will! I found my Wollensack 6X30 monocular scope  with the zippered olive-drab pouch. I'm a sewing hobbyist so when I held the pouch in my hand it looked really chintzy, especially the belt loop.    Doing some research on the Web showed me that it was a genuine pouch and more research led me to the Bat-21 story, although the USAF museum doesn't have the pouch to go with the monocular, just barely visible in the photo below. It would appear that the Air Force purchased the civilian scope "off the shelf" and had the pouches specially made, probably by a contractor already providing sewn pouches and vests for the military.   If anybody wants to purchase my scope, it's for sale: https://www.bonanza.com/listings/USAF-US-Air-Force-survival-monocular-prism-6X30-Bat-21-connection-Wollensak-NY/1808196274    

the only ones I see remotely close to those lower prices are masks not in the can. I see sold listings for ONLY the bag for that price tho

Oh, well you asked. $80 price doesn't appear ballpark to me. Asking price, yes. BTW, items marked "sold" with a BIN price continues to show the original asking price - not what it actually sold for. Only one of those you show actually sold with bids for $59. That's pretty good considering what they can be bought for. You could also show those that sold with bids for $14 or $24. Didn't I also see one asking for a couple hundred dollars? eBay sales is the true market indicator. I'm not digging on you as we all have interest in our collection's value increasing.  Got no dog in the fight. Keep us informed for sure. Dave  

Man. I would have to pull out the books on this one. It could be good. Paul

You’ve done nothing wrong and now you know.

Congrats on your quest, it’s paying off.

I've known of this medal for a long time. I don't care for it. However, looking at it through a magnifying glass with these images...it actually might be okay. But that's maybe a 30% _might_ be okay rather than anything I'd be comfortable buying. 

Looks like a nice WW2 "vintage" Bronze Star. 

Price seems to be in around that ballpark for can. Either way, other collectors have said $500 is around what I can expect

Hello What are your thoughts on this canteen? It is 6.5 inches across Less than 2.25 inches thick Small hole in front from age It looks good but could be a very old repo? No markings anywhere Thank you Tony