U.S. M1942 FIELD DRESS POUCH & CARLISLE PACKET

This is a late war M1942 field dressing pouch in OD 7 green. This example comes with waxed cardboard variation of the Carlisle field dressing which was introduced as a war saving measure in 1943 due to the metals being used for canned foods stuffs and lubricated containers. This example of the Carlisle bandage was produce by Acme Cotton Products Inc.  read more

Code: 949

WW2 U.S. M1937 BAR BELT

This is a M1937 Browning Automatic Rifle ammunition belt, which could accommodate 12 BAR magazines. Both pouches are maker marked "D.M.Shoe" and dated 1942. Some of the belt hook grommets are missing otherwise it is in very good condition. The missing grommets does not prevent the pouches being attached to the M1936 suspender or M1928 haversacks.  read more

Code: 953

U.S. M1924 FIELD DRESSING POUCH & CARlLISLE TIN

This is a M1924 field dressing pouch, which contains a red Carlisle field dressing maker marked "Bauer & Black".  read more

Code: 945

THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN MAGAZINE POUCH

This is a mint un-issued five cell 20 round magazine pouch for the Thompson submachine gun. Cant see any dates on this one.  read more

Code: 897

WW2 U.S. COLT 1911 MAGAZINE POUCH

This is a very nice un-issued WW2 Colt 1911 magazine pouch which is V.B Co marked and dated 1942.  read more

Code: 855

WW2 U.S. MARINES NAVY WOOL SIDE CAP

This is a nice U.S. Marines Navy Garrison side cap, there is a marking inside which looks like 61, perhaps thats the size.  read more

Code: 778

WW2 U.S. M13 SPARE PARTS ROLL

This is a nice U.S. M13 spare parts roll, has 9 pouches inside to fit various gunners tools, I cant see any markings apart from the numbers on the pouches.  read more

Code: 710

WW2 U.S. IDENTITY DISC CHAIN

This is a unissued identity disc chain still in its original packet, which is dated 1945. The chain was original part of box chaining 100 packets. (ONE PACKET ONLY) We only have 2 packets in stock which are the 2 you can see in the pictures.  read more

Code: 381

WW2 U.S. ARMY AIRFORCE EAR DEFENDERS

A set of un-issued Army Airforce ear defenders, which come with their original instruction manual and plastic case. The ear defenders where produced in Pittsburgh and patented in Canada 1941. (ONE SET ONLY)  read more

Code: 382

WW2 U.S. WRIST COMPASS

A very good example of Wrist compass, which retains its original leather strap. The wrist compass was issued to airborne and aircrew.  read more

Code: 383