U.S. Marine Corps White Service Dress Belt

This is a Marine Corps white service dress belt worn with the Blue service dress tunic. The belt measures 28 inches.  read more

Code: 63677

U.S. M1937 Officers Trouser Belt

This is a U.S. officers trouser belt which the buckle is marked "Sold Brass". The measures 32 inches. This example has the original owners name "William Bailey" and his personal military service number.  read more

Code: 63676

U.S. M1911 Campaign Hat

This is a good example of an enlisted man's M1911 campaign hat. This example has a leather cap cord, which would normally have the branch of service colour It also has a "U.S." cipher on the front which was not standard issue. The hat would normally have a hatband around the base of the crown, however this is missing, but the outline is clearly visible.  read more

Code: 63668

U.S. Marine Corps Four Pocket Dress Blue Tunic

This is a very nice example of the four pocket dress blue tunic which was officially adopted in 1946. However this example appears to be dated 1942-43. It has two medal ribbons for service during WW2. The Asiatic-Pacific and the American Campaign medals. It is a small tunic approximately 36" chest.  read more

Code: 63667

U.S. Marine Corps Dress Blue Trousers

This is a nice example of an enlisted man's dress blue trousers without the red stripe. The red stripe was by NCO's from the rank of Corporal. The trousers measure 28" waist with a 34" inside leg.  read more

Code: 63666

U.S. Marine Corps Winter Service Dress Trousers

1944 dated Marine Corps winter dress trousers which measure 28" waist and 29" inside leg. The trousers have suffered with some minor moth damage to the inside of the left leg.  read more

Code: 63665

U.S. M1917 Breeches

A good example of M1917 breeches which are approximately a 34" waist with a 24" leg. The breeches retain their makers label "Fifth Avenue Uniform Co" and dated 12th April 1918. This example is also named to the original owner "C.Strab". Which we also have his M1917 tunic. ( see Listing number 63663).  read more

Code: 63662

U.S. M1943 Field Jacket

The M1943 field uniform was first evaluated by units of the 3rd Infantry Division on the Anzio beach head in the summer of 1943. It was first issued in quantity to airborne units in late 1944, with it finally being issued to the rest of the army in January 1945. This example is in very good condition and is size marked 36 regular. The contract label is still attached, however all the details ha...  read more

Code: 63660

U.S. .30 Cal Ammunition Tin

This is an ammunition tin for the. 30 ammunition originally designed for use with the 30 calibre machine gun. This example differs from the WW2 made examples by having a release catch designed to fight in fighting vehicles. The ammunition box has be re-purposed for use with M73 Green signal cartridges. The ammunition is is maker marked "United" stamped with the ordnance proof mark and dated 1973.  read more

Code: 63647