U.S. M1952A Fragmentation Jacket

This is a large size M1952A fragmentation jacket which is in good condition and with a working zipper. The epaulette buttons seems to have been replaced with British style buttons, which may indicate that the flak jacket may have been used by Australian forces. This example is produced by L.W Forster Sports Wear Co. Inc. It is dated 1954.  read more

Code: 67320

U.S. M1945 Sleeping Bag Cover

This is a unissued M1945 sleeping bag cover which was introduced in early 1945 and continued to be used to the end of the mid 1970's. This example is DSA marked (Defence Supply Agency ), which was the office supply code used between 1962 to 1977. This example is dated 1st October 1966.  read more

Code: 67317

U.S. M1945 Sleeping Bag Cover

This is a M1945 sleeping bag cover which is in good condition. The M1945 sleeping bag cover continued to be used during the Korean and Vietnam Wars.  read more

Code: 67316

U.S. M13 Weapon Spare Parts Pouch

This is a M13 weapon Spare parts pouch, which would have been used in a number of different weapon systems such as the M1919A1 30cal machine gun and the M1918A1 Browning automatic rifle.  read more

Code: 67309

U.S. M1956 Universal Ammunition Pouches

A set of early M1956 universal ammunition pouches which has the grommet on the quick release tab. Later examples did away with the grommet. The pouches are dated September 1959.  read more

Code: 67307

U.S. M1 Carbine/Rifle Ammunition Pouch

This is a dual purpose ammunition Pouch which was adopted in 1943 designed to accommodate two M1 carbine magazines or two M1 Rifle 8 round clips.  read more

Code: 67306

U.S. M1911 Holster

A nice example of a brown leather holster produced by by Enger-Kress for use with the M1911 and M1911A pistols. The flap is embossed with the letters "U.S." and retains its leather thigh tie. This example is not dated the colour of the holster changed to black after 1945.  read more

Code: 67300

U.S. M1911 Holster

This is a very nice example of a 1944 dated holster for use with the M1911 and M1911A1 pistols. This example is made by Bauer and retains its leather thigh tie.  read more

Code: 67299

U.S. Special Friction Tape

Special friction tape still in its original cardboard box, which is quite fragile. The box is dated August 1943. The tape would have been used to make up explosive charges, attaching and waterproofing fuses.  read more

Code: 67294

U.S. Army Ruler/Level

This is a army ruler/level. for use in working out terrain elevation of a slope and other such features.  read more

Code: 67290