REPRODUCTION WW2 U.S. AIRBORNE DEMOLITION BAG

This is a very nice reproduction WW2 U.S. Airborne demolition bag with its belt hook.  read more

Code: 1740

WW2 U.S. WIRE CUTTERS IN ITS POUCH

M1938 wire cutters which are maker marked "HKP" and dated 1944. One of the handles has suffered with some damage. However the cutters still work. The pouch has a very faint 1944 date.  read more

Code: 1637

WW2 U.S. OFFICER'S MARINE CORPS FIELD BAG

This is the 2nd pattern Marine Corps officer's field bag, which is maker marked "BOYT" and dated 1944.  read more

Code: 1625

U.S. LATE-WAR M1936 FIELD BAG & STRAP

This is a late-war M1936 field bag with the additional equipment tab on the front. The M1936 field bag is more commonly known as the musette bag and was issued to officers, paratroopers, armoured infantry and armoured vehicle crews. This example is maker marked "PUGG MANUFACTURING CO" and dated 1944.  read more

Code: 1622

WW2 U.S. SIGNALS SATCHEL

This is a signals satchel used by the Signal Corps. This example is in very good condition and comes with its shoulder strap.  read more

Code: 1621

1:1000 SCALE MODEL OF THE USS MASSACHUSETTS (BB-59) -1941

This is a nice 1:1000 scale model of the WW2 USS Massachusetts (BB-59), in its original box, some wear to the box. Please note this is not period made.  read more

Code: 1420

WW2 LATE WAR M1936 PISTOL BELT

This is a late-war M1936 pistol belt in OD No7 green shade with crimped alloy sliders. The belt measures 40 inches.  read more

Code: 1130

WW2 U.S. M1 AMMUNITION BAG

A M1 ammunition bag, which was designed to carry rifle and hand grenades. This example has had the 'D-Rings" cut away, it is maker marked "Amer Fabrics Co" and dated 1945.  read more

Code: 1118

WW2 U.S. M1936 PISTOL BELT

This is an olive/green pistol belt which has a faint U.S. stamp and what appears to be a faint contract marking. The belt measures 41 inches.  read more

Code: 1105

WW2 U.S. M1923 AMMUNITION BELT

A M1923 ammunition belt which has suffered with some slight fraying to some of the flaps. One of the press-dot fasteners has slightly torn away. Interesting one of the retaining charger clips straps has been attached wrongly and has to be twisted to be clipped. This example also retains its front 'U.S." stamp, maker marked "Boyt" and dated 1942.  read more

Code: 952