U.S. M1923 Ammunition Belt

An M1923 ammunition belt in very good condition with all the poppers in working condition. This example has a clear markers name "Bulrington Mills Inc" and dated 1942.  read more

Code: 69306

U.S. M1917 Ammunition Belt

This is an M1917 ammunition belt which has been darkened possibly for use during WW2. The Marine Corps was still using WW1 vintage webbing in the early stages of the pacific war which i suspect is the case with this example which is in good condition.  read more

Code: 69305

U.S. M1936 Pistol Belt

This is an unissued M1936 pistol belt which is maker marked R.M.Co and dated 1942. The belt measures 40 inches.  read more

Code: 69304

U.S. ST-19A Equipment Strap

This is an ST-19A equipment strap which was also used to hand carry the RL-31 cable reel as well as other various bits of equipment.  read more

Code: 69303

U.S. M1928 Complete Haversack

This is a complete M1928 haversack consisting of the haversack, mess tin pouch and carrier. The haversack has a faint makers stamp and is dated 1942. The mess tin pouch has no visible markings and the carrier is maker marked J.A.Shoe and dated 1944.  read more

Code: 69302

U.S. M3 Mortar/MG Shoulder Pads

A pair of unissued M3 shoulder pads for use with machine gun and mortar crews. The pads are stamped L and R for left and right and retains their contract label, which gives the date of manufacture 13th February 1945 and the makers name, Woodhouse Company.  read more

Code: 69300

U.S. M4 Mortar Sight & Container

This is a very nice example of the M4 mortar sight for use with the 60mm and 81mm mortars. The sight comes with its metal carrying case which still retains its shoulder strap.  read more

Code: 69297

U.S. M120 Telescope Gun Sight

This is a near mint M120 telescope gun sight for use with the M139 20mm auto loading cannon. The optics are crystal clear.  read more

Code: 69296

U.S. hand Held AT339 Radio Signal Boaster

This is a hand held AT339 signal boaster designed for use with the PRC10 and the PRC6 radios. This example was manufactured by Phoenix Electronics Inc. I have used a PRC6 walkie talkie for illustration and is available to buy separately.  read more

Code: 69295

U.S. Army Frequency Meter BC-221-AH

This is a 1943 dated Signal Corps Frequency Meter BC-221-AH which is in excellent condition and comes with its calibration book and its manual which is dated 20th December 1943.  read more

Code: 69294