U.S. British Made M1928 Complete Haversack

This is a British made M1928 haversack with a British made mess tin pouch and the lower pack carrier. The haversack was produced by Mills Equipment Company ( MECo ), dated 1944. Mess tin pouch is maker marked MW&S.LTD for Martin Wright & Sons dated 1943. The lower pack carrier is maker marked A.N.H & Co and dated 1944. The securing strap on the lower carrier has lost its metal tab and has st...  read more

Code: 68840

U.S. Marine Corps Officers Field Bag

This is the 2nd pattern Marine Corps officers field bag which is more commonly referred to as a musette bag. This example is dated 1943 and maker marked S.Forehlich.Co. The outside side pocket flap has a hole, otherwise the bag is in very good condition. When examining the inside of the bag i found a name tag and and a period travel instruction sheet which i believed belonged to the original o...  read more

Code: 68839

U.S. Marine Corps M1938 Leggings

A set of unissued Marine Corps issued leggings which are size stamped 4.  read more

Code: 68838

U.S. Ice Creepers

A set of Ice creepers which would have been issued to mountain and Alpine troops. I believe the set are missing some securing straps.  read more

Code: 68837

U.S. BC-746 Radio Tuning Unit

This is the BC-746 tuning unit which was used to fine tunic radio receivers. This example is in extremely good condition, maker marked Galvin Manufacturing Corporation and dated 1943.  read more

Code: 68834

U.S. RM-52 Remote Control Unit

The RM-52 remote control unit was introduced in 1944 to replace the more bulky RM-29 remote control unit. It was more compact then RM-29 . It allowed for a radio to be connected to the phone net by attaching EE8-Field phone. This example is in extremely good condition and maker marked 'Silman Manufacturing Corporation and dated 1945.  read more

Code: 68833

U.S. RM-29 Remote Control Unit

The RM-29 remote control unit was for connecting a radio to a telephone net and would have been used for reporting observation data from a safe distance. This example is in excellent condition and was manufactured by The Crosley Corporation and is dated 1943. It comes in in canvas case with a leather bottom and shoulder strap. A TS-15 hand set is also included with the unit.  read more

Code: 68832

U.S. ANPRC-10 Radio Reciever

The AN/PRC-10 VHF radio receiver which was introduced in 1951 replacing the wartime SCR-300 radio receiver. The AN/PRC-10 remained in service to the mid 1960's when it was replaced with the AN/PRC-25 Radio receiver. This example is in very good condition and comes with it's harness and handset antenna pouch with sort and long wave antennas. However the the top of the long wave antenna has sna...  read more

Code: 68831

U.S. Carlisle Field Dressing & British Made Pouch

This is a green Carlisle field dressing which the tin is still sealed. The field dressing comes with a mint British made pouch which is maker marked "Finningans LTD" and dated 1944.  read more

Code: 68829

U.S. M1924 Field Dress Pouch & Carlisle Tin

This is an M1924 field dressing pouch, which is maker marked J.S.& S.co and dated 1942. The pouch comes with a still sealed Orange Carlisle field dressing.  read more

Code: 68828