A U.S. Soldier has returned!!!!

[ModernMiner]

Hit the farm again briefly today (big suprise,huh), and found what I feel is one of my coolest finds so far. It is a small toy soldier (medic) and is in GREAT shape with all the body parts this time, no cracks, and original paint. This thing is so cool.
The only print I find on it is "Made in USA". (Boy is that rare today)
Can anyone ID this toy? Age? Company?

Also found:
*A pocketknife,
*A 1942 Wheat,
*Tootsietoy pieces,
*An old round decorative button looking thingy. CW era? Any idea what this is?

It was a very short hunt, but still a productive one.
Thanks for looking,
MM

 

[paul1410]

Nice find! You don't see too many die cast toys posted here. And he's in great shape too!!

 

[sixguns]

Nice find....and something you dont see on toys anymore, let alone anything else "MADE IN AMERICA"......

 

[Stormtrooper154]

Nice finds!!!! 10 bucks for lead....What a deal! Or is it the history they are buying

 

[bongo1962]

With the price of pre 1940 low emission lead as it is, It might be worth more as lead than history? I hope not though, I like the history. Bongo

 

[bogeymcq]

That toy soldier is truly incredible!!

And in what outstanding condition!

I see that someone was already to identify which is great. . but I have a silly question. . I noted his "medical cross" was blue? I always assumed ( I know I know, one should never assume! ) they were red. . were they? or does this tell you the branch? I also noted he has more of a cap rather then helmet. . does that mean anything? Just silly curious questions that run through my mind

I had to laugh at the condition (eg: head missing, limbs gone ) of the other soldiers you have found

Congrats on such a great find!!

Bogart

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Nice finds MM! I found one of those type soldiers in the US, think he is laying down in the prone position shooting a gun, one of my few US finds. HH, Mike

 

[BIG61AL]

That toy soldier is a keeper! Sweet find!