U.S. Impregnite M1 Boot/Shoe Leather Protector

This is a sealed tin of Impregnite M1 shoe protector which consists of a solvent, oil, waxy paste which makes the boot or shoe waterproof.  read more

Code: 69673

U.S. Army 6x30 Binoculars

A nice example of U.S. Army 6x30 Binoculars manufactured by Wollensak in Rochester in New York state. This example is marked with the Inspector of ordnance initials FJA ( Frank Jarvis Atwooed ), who was the Chief Inspector of Ordnance in the Rochester district from 1942 to 1945.The optics in very good condition.  read more

Code: 69672

U.S. M1936 Field Bag & Shoulder Strap

The M1936 field bag, more commonly referred to as the Musette bag, was issued in lieu of the M1928 haversack to officers and other personal such as paratroopers and armoured crews. This example is dated 1942 and is maker marked "Des Moines Glove & MFG.Co". The shoulder straps is also dated 1942 and has a faint maker's stamp. The bag and shoulder strap both have a personal service number.  read more

Code: 69671

U.S. M1 Ammunition Bag

A unissued example of a M1 ammunition bag with shoulder strap. The M1 ammunition bag could be used to carry 11 rifle grenades or 28 hand grenades. This example is maker marked "Litchfield MFG.Co and dated 1944. The shoulder strap is maker marked "Colnet & MacDermott MFG" and dated 1945  read more

Code: 69670

U.S. M1938 Map Case & Grid Insert

This is a very nice example of M1938 map case, which is maker marked "Leather Products Corp" and dated 1942. This example retains its plastic grid map insert and comes with a number of U.S, made period pencils. It is also stencilled with the original owner's rank, name and personal service number.  read more

Code: 69669

U.S. M1943 Folding Entrenching Tool & Carrier

This is a M1943 folding entrenching tool, which comes with the 2nd pattern carrier is maker marked Tulsa Canvas Products Co and dated 1944. It is also marked with the original owners personal service number.  read more

Code: 69668

U.S. M1910 Entrenching Tool & Carrier

This is a M1910 intrenching tool which comes with a mint example of a M1928 carrier, which is maker marked W.L.DUMAS MFG.Co and dated 1943  read more

Code: 69667

U.S. M1911 Holster

A very good example of a M1911 holster which is maker marked Enger-Kress, which retains its leather hip tie.  read more

Code: 69666

U.S. M3 Shoulder Holster

A good example of a M3 shoulder holster, which was introduced in 1942 for airforce pilots. However it soon became popular item amongst armoured crews and paratroopers. This example is maker marked Enger-Kress.  read more

Code: 69665

U.S. M1936 Suspenders

A set of M1936 suspenders which are maker marked Hanson MFG and dated 1942. This example is in good condition with all clips intact. They are also marked with the original owners personal service number.  read more

Code: 69662