British Mess Tins

A set of post-war made British army mess tins. Ideal for WW2 living history.  read more

Code: 64231

German Pre-War Cavalry Y-Straps

A set of pre-war brown leather Cavalry Y-straps dating from Reichswehr era ( Pre-1933 ) and are also the style used by the Kreigsmarine and later the Fallschirmjager. The leather has rather dried and is somewhat brittle.  read more

Code: 64216

German A-Frame Pouch

This pouch was used in conjunction with the A-frame assault pack and would have contained various personal items, such as spare socks, underpants, esbit stove, butter dish, wash kit etc. It also has a separate compartment on the inside of the flap for the rifle cleaning kit. This example appears to have had a minor repair to securing strap. Otherwise it is in excellent condition.  read more

Code: 64214

German WW1 Water Bottle

This is an Imperial German army water bottle, which retains its original stopper and cordrouy cover, which is heavily stained. The leather is extremely dry and fragile.  read more

Code: 64209

U.S. M1943 Field Jacket

This is a good example of a M1943 field jacket, which was part of the M1943 uniform which consisted of a jacket, separate hood and trousers. The uniform was first evaluated by units of the 3rd Infantry Division on the Anzio beachhead. However the M43 uniform was first issued in quantity in late 1944. This example retains its contract label, however the details are very faint but you can make th...  read more

Code: 64142

U.S. M1943 Field Jacket

This M1943 field jacket, which is part of the M1943 uniform consisting of the jacket, separate hood and trousers. The M1943 field uniform was first evaluated by units of the 3rd Infantry Division on the Anzio Beachhead in the summer 1943. However the M43 field uniform was first issued in quantity to airborne units in the European theatre of operations in late 1944. This example is in good condi...  read more

Code: 64141

U.S. Army Airforce Class A Service Tunic

This is a extremely nice example of a army airforce class A service tunic, retaining all of its insignia. The lower right sleeve patch is for Air Engineering. The also has a 3 year service stripe. The tunic also retains its contract label, which gives the makers name "D.R.Clothing Co.Inc", pattern date 7th February 1940, with a production date of 1st April 1941. The tunic is size stamped 38. I...  read more

Code: 64137