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The M3 Trench Knives with M6 Scabbards were introduced in early 1943 and were intended to for issue to all soldiers equipped with the M1 Carbine.
This scabbard can be used for the M3 trench knife or M4 bayonet
Reproduction of the WWII US Army issue dispatch case used by officers and NCO’s to carry maps and documents in the field.
US mess kit made out of stainless steel.
First issued in 1943, the Navy’s iconic N1 deck jacket sheltered countless sailors from cold on land and sea.
100% cotton shell.
Sizes:
Nape strap for us helmet liner – Korean war era
Nape strap for us helmet liner – Korean war era
Nape strap for us helmet liner – Korean war era
Nape strap for us helmet liner – Vietnam war era
Paratrooper Boots (also known as airborne jump boots) were designed to jump out of airplanes, land behind enemy lines, and survive combat.
US Small Toolbag
Reproduction of the WWII issue Winter Combat Jacket. Commonly called “Tanker” jackets, these were a component of the US Army Winter Combat Uniform, ostensibly designed for armored vehicle crews. Although issued to armored troops, many found their way onto troops of every type, as well as Marines.
Reproduction of the WWII issue Winter Combat Jacket. Commonly called “Tanker” jackets, these were a component of the US Army Winter Combat Uniform, ostensibly designed for armored vehicle crews. Although issued to armored troops, many found their way onto troops of every type, as well as Marines.
Us canvas bag to carry Thompson magazine 30-round, with shoulder strap.
his sling was designed to fit a multitude of weapons, but it’s most commonly associated with the M1 and M1A1 “Tommy Guns” of WWII.