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Olive green towel with the image of the 30th Inantry Division (Old Hickory) embroidered on the front.
Olive green towel with the image of the 3rd Inantry Division (Spearhead) embroidered on the front.
Olive green towel with the image of Betty Boop embroidered on the front.
Olive green towel with the logo of GMC embroidered on the front.
Olive green towel with the logo of Landrover embroidered on the front.
Olive green towel with the image of the Medical Department embroidered on the front.
Olive green towel with the letters US embroidered on the front.
Olive green towel with the logo of Willys Jeep embroidered on the front.
The M37 trousers were standard issue in 1938 and wear worn during the Normandy invasion. These trousers were often used by the infantry, rangers, air force, glider troops and armoured infantry.
Paratrooper pants with reinforcements on knees and cargo pouches on thighs. This type of pants wear worn at the D-Day landing in Normandy.
Waist sizes at the widest
Flight jackets were introduced during the early years of WW1, when many planes were not pressurized and so protection from the elements was required. The most famous was the jacket designed for the Army Air Force – the A2, otherwise known as the “bomber jacket.”
100% Leather!
| SIZE | S | M | L | XL | XXL | 3XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| chest circumference [cm] | 112 | 116 | 120 | 124 | 128 | 132 |
| sleeve lenght [cm] | 62 | 62 | 64 | 64 | 66 | 66 |
| back length [cm] | 62 | 64 | 66 | 68 | 70 | 72 |
Us Airforce gloves made out of warm and soft leather.
we recommend to take a size larger than your normal size.
The M43 double buckle boot replaced the roughout ankle boot to gave better ankle protection and they kept the dirt and wather out better.
Water bucket made of 100% canvas with US stamp.
This water bucket is based on the water bucket that was used by the US military during WW2. The water bucket often hung on vehicles when a mission was taking place.
This magazine pouch can be worn on the M-1936 belt using its press stud or on any type of strap thanks to its rear loop.
Reproduction of the military issue knife, fork, and spoon set used by GI’s and Marines during WWII.