U.S. M1942 Mess Tins

A set of 1966 dated M1942 mess tins, which are maker marked "Regal".  read more

Code: 65439

Reproduction U.S. M1956 Universal Ammunition Pouches

A pair of brand new reproduction 2nd pattern M1956 universal Ammunition Pouches. Both pouches have been given a 1960 date.  read more

Code: 65432

U.S. 2nd Pattern M1956 Suspenders

A set of 2nd pattern M1956 suspenders which the rear straps have the WW2 pattern hook, which replaced the open hook in 1961. This example is dated 1966 (66C).  read more

Code: 65429

U.S. 1st Pattern M1956 Suspenders

A set of 1st pattern M1956 suspenders which has the rear open hooks, which proved to be insecure and was replaced in 1961 with the WW2 pattern hook. This example is dated 18th September 1959.  read more

Code: 65427

U.S. 1st Pattern M1956 Suspenders

A set of 1st pattern M1956 suspenders which has the rear open rear hooks, which proved to be insecure and where replaced in 1961 to the WW2 pattern hook. This example is dated 25th September 1959.  read more

Code: 65426

U.S. M1945 Suspenders

A set of M1945 suspenders which was used to carry the M1945 field & cargo pack. The M1945 suspenders where also used to carry various field radios such as the PRC-10 and PRC-25 units.  read more

Code: 65424

U.S. M1910 Pick-Mattock & Carrier

This is an M1910 pick-mattlock used for entrenching fox holes and other fighting positions. This example comes with a 1951 dated carrier.  read more

Code: 65423

U.S. Army Blanket

A green army blanket.  read more

Code: 65420

U.S. Acoustic Seismic Intrusion Detector

This is an air dropped acoustic seismic intrusion detector ( ACOUSID ) which reported its data by radio frequency. This style of detector was first used during the Battle of KHE in 1967 dropped by helicopters. It was also one of the systems used during operation igloo White which was a convert U.S. joint military electronic warfare operation conducted form late January 1968 to February 1973. T...  read more

Code: 65413

U.S. TA-312/PT Field Phone

The TA-312/PT field phone was introduced in the 1950's and continued to be used with the U.S. army to the 1980's. This example is dated 1956 and was produced by Kellog Switchboard & Supply Company. This example has not been tested and can not confirm if it is in working condition. It comes with its carrier with shoulder strap, however the zipper is broken.  read more

Code: 65412