U.S. M1956 Pistol Belt

This is the vertical weave M1956 pistol belt, which can be adjusted from 32" waist to a 46" waist. There are no visible markings.  read more

Code: 61097

M1956 Suspenders

M1956 suspenders, which are approximately a size regular. All clips are in good order.  read more

Code: 61087

M1956 Suspenders

A M1956 suspenders which are DSA marked and are size stamped "R" for regular. The left clip is damage, however it will still attach to the belt and is ok for display.  read more

Code: 61086

U.S. M1956 Suspenders

M1956 suspenders, which are in good condition with faint markings.  read more

Code: 61085

U.S. M1942 Mess Tins

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

Code: 61062

U.S. M1942 Mess Tins

A set of 1965 dated M1942 mess tins, which are maker marked "S/L MFG".  read more

Code: 61061

Head Wounds Casualty Gas Mask

This is an extremely rare gas mask designed to protect the entire head, face and respiratory organs of casualties with bandaged head wounds against gas attacks. This example does have a split in it's rubber on top of the hood and one rear securing loop is missing. Otherwise it is in good condition, and comes in it's original container with the securing strap still attached. It also has it's sp...  read more

Code: 61023

No36 Carbide Lantern

This is a post-war Bundeswehr No36 Carbide latern, which is identical to the WW2 version. This example comes it's transit box, complete with all it's accessories including it's instruction manual.  read more

Code: 61020

Kriegsmarine Tropical Tunic

A Kriegsmarine tropical tunic, which is in good condition, except for the breast eagle which has been re-applied by hand. However the original stitching outline of the breast eagle to the tunic is still clearly visible.  read more

Code: 60995

U.S. Army High Neck Sweater

The high neck sweater was designed as part of the M1943 uniform. This example is in mint unissued condition. However it is post-war made and the date of manufacture is 1st December 1950. The contract label gives the name of the maker as "Max Lowenthal & Son". It is size marked "Small", however it is still quite large and will fit someone of a medium build. The sweater is identical to the wartim...  read more

Code: 60991