U.S. Officers Visor Cap

A very nice example of an officers visor cap with gold guilt eagle and buttons. The cap is maker marked 'Maurice L.Rothschild.Co and is size stamped 7.3/8.  read more

Code: 67637

U.S. Officers Visor Cap

A army officers visor cap with blackened bronze eagle and buttons. The cap's leather band has torn however a single stitch keeps it together and does not distract the cap's appearance. The silk lining is quite worn and with two splits. The underneath of the leather sweat band has the original owner's name O'Leary. There is also some slight fraying to the edge of the leather peak.  read more

Code: 67636

U.S. Marine Corps M1941 Utility Jacket

A very nice example of the M1941utility jacket, which has the Marine Corps emblem on the breast pocket. The copper buttons are also marked Marine Corps. Later examples have blackened steel buttons. The original owners name stencilled just above the breast pocket "E.J.Jakwinski. The jacket is size stamped 38.  read more

Code: 67631

U.S. M1941 Field Jacket

This is the 2nd pattern M1942 field jacket, which has suffered with fraying to the collar and wear to the cuffs. The flannel lining has suffered with some moth nips. The Talon zipper is in good working condition. The actual body of the jacket is in very good condition and will still make a good display piece.  read more

Code: 67630

U.S. Military Advisors Beo-Gam/Duck Hunter Suit

This is an early one piece Beo-Gam camouflage suit, which would have been worn by members of the Military Assistance Advisory Group ( MAAG ). The camouflage pattern is more commonly called Duck Hunter. This example is in excellent condition with its silk lining, retaining its tailor and size labels. All the zippers are in working condition. The right leg has a special pocket a fighting knife. ...  read more

Code: 67629

U.S. 3rd Pattern Tropical Jacket ( Air Assault )

This is a very nice example of a 3rd pattern tropical jacket which which retains its contract and size labels. The contract label is dated 1970 and has the manufacturers name Henderson MFG.Co. The jacket retains all of its insignia which has the rank of 2nd Lieutenant, and the unit patches of the 1st Aviation Bridge, 7th Cavalry. The jacket has the branch of service collar insignia of cross sw...  read more

Code: 67627

U.S.BC-611-C Radio Receiver

This is a very good example of a BC-611-C radio receiver and transmitter, ( Walkie-Talkie ) The side of the walkie-talkie is unit marked 82AB 307-I ( 82nd Airborne Division, 307th Engineer Battalion. However i can not confirm if the unit mark is genuine. The unit looks complete however it has not been tested and can not confirm if it is in working condition. The data plate gives the name of th...  read more

Code: 67624

U.S. M2 Jungle Medical Survival Kit & Contents

This M2 jungle medical survival kit complete with contents which consists of a Snake bite kit in a small orange rubber container, Lodine tablets, insect repellent bottle, a brown empty bakelite container which would have contained Atabrine tablets Sealed First aid dressing, tourniquet for snake bites sulfadiazine tablet container, ointment, plus a Carlisle field dressing in pouch attached to...  read more

Code: 67623

U.S. .38 Smith & Wesson Service Revolver Holster

This is a holster for the .38 Smith & Wesson service revolver.  read more

Code: 67621

U.S. M1936 Rubberised Field Bag

This is a the rubberised version of the M1936 field bag, which was issued in lieu of the M1928 haversack to officers paratroopers and armoured crews. This example has some oil staining and ware especially to the corner edges. It has a faint makers stamp and a 1941 date.  read more

Code: 67618