The M1943 entrenching tool which officially replaced the M1910 entrenching tool in late 1944. This example is maker marked 'Woods" and dated 1944. It comes with a 2nd pattern carrier which is dated 1945.  read more

Code: 67884

75.00 GBP

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This is pre-war pup tent, which each soldier would have been issued one shelter half and three poles and five pegs and guy rope. This allowed for two soldiers to button together their tent halves to make a two men pup tent as shown in the listing. This example is in very good condition with nice clear 'U.S." stamp on each tent half. The green poles where introduced in 1944, but are 1970's date...  read more

Code: 67881

145.00 GBP

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This is BC-611-C radio receiver more commonly known as a Walkie Talkie. This example has actually been used by French military. The French would have changed the data plate and the internal information plates. The U.S, data plate is a modern reproduction. However it still retains its original U.S. WW2 era finish and its internals which all look to be in good order. However the unit has not be...  read more

Code: 67878

525.00 GBP

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The AN/PRC6 radio receiver, more commonly called the walkie talkie, was first introduced in the Korean War replacing the WW2 era BC-611 radio receiver. The PRC6 continued to be used especially by the U.S. Marine Corps as late as 1972. This example is in excellent condition dated 1952 and retains all its internals and hand strap. However it has not been tested and i can not confirm if it stil...  read more

Code: 67877

195.00 GBP

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This is a very nice M1 front seamed fixed bale helmet, which would have been manufactured between July 1941 to October 1943. The helmet has had period repaint with the rank of a Technical sergeant hand stencilled on the front. The webbing chinstrap has some very slight fraying where its attached to the fixed bale. The liner is in very good condition but is missing its neck band and leather chin...  read more

Code: 67876

525.00 GBP

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This is a front seamed swivel bale helmet which would have been produced from October 1943 to November 1944. This example retains its original smooth finish and has a faint heat number on the inside of the shell "6P". The shell has suffered with a stress fracture which was common on early M1 helmets. The webbing chinstrap is not standard and looks to be period modification. The liner is missi...  read more

Code: 67875

295.00 GBP

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This is a Vietnam era U.S. fighter pilots flight plan clip board which the proper designation is MXU-163/P. The clip board to be attached to the Pilots thigh and has built in light. However the battery compartment is missing its cap. This example was produced by Felsenthal Inster.Co. It comes with some original period flight plans, pencil and pen.  read more

Code: 67874

65.00 GBP

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This is a LPU-10/P life preserver which was designed to be worn under the parachute and not to cause movement restriction. The LPU-10/P was first introduced in the late 1960's and was worn by U.S. Air force and Navy pilots during the Vietnam War. This example is Post-Vietnam and is dated 1982. It retains its DLA ( Defence Logistics Agency ) contract label, which also gives the name of the manuf...  read more

Code: 67873

165.00 GBP

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This is a Vietnam era U.S. Air Forces pilots SRU-21/P survival vest, which is in very good condition and retaining its contract label which is DSA ( Defence Supply Agency ), which was the manufacturing code used between 1962 to 1977. This example is stamped large.  read more

Code: 67872

125.00 GBP

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