This is an authentic World War II-era military shipping ticket, Form 12-C, dated September 13, 1945, documenting the transfer of a single A-3 type parachute with harness. The document originates from Morrison Field in West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida, a critical U.S. Army Air Forces installation that served as a major embarkation and debarkation point for personnel and matériel throughout the war. The consignee is explicitly listed as the Embarkation and Debarkation Supply unit of the 1100th AAF Base Unit, indicating this form facilitated the logistical process of redeploying or demobilizing equipment in the immediate postwar period. The item is a quintessential example of mid-century military bureaucracy and quartermaster paperwork, capturing the precise administrative protocols required for asset accountability. The form features a mix of pre-printed fields and period-correct manual entries in ink and pencil, including a voucher number and the designation of the item. The document is signed by a first lieutenant serving as the Embarkation and Debarkation Supply Officer, whose typed name, rank, and branch are present, alongside the handwritten name and service details of the consignor. As a piece of wartime ephemera, it provides a tangible link to the vast logistical machinery of the U.S. Army Air Forces, representing the procedural tail end of the conflict as bases like Morrison Field managed the complex task of winding down operations. The paper shows expected signs of age and is noted as being somewhat brittle, consistent with its eight-decade history. This shipping ticket is a significant collectible for those focused on aviation militaria, WWII logistics, Florida's military history, or the study of standardized government forms and their role in documenting historical supply chains.