FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII U.S. ARMY M43 ENTRENCHIING TOOL SHOVEL CARRY COVER. REPLACMENT FOR THE M1910 T-HANDLE SHOVEL CARRY COVER. OD#3 VERIONS OF THE M1943 MODEL WERE MAINLY ISSUED DURING THE EARLY PARTS OF 1943 THROUGH 1944 WHEN IT WAS REPLACED WITH THE MORE COMMON OD#7 COLOR VERSION. FEATURES: OD#3
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII U.S. ARMY M43 ENTRENCHIING TOOL SHOVEL CARRY COVER. REPLACMENT FOR THE M1910 T-HANDLE SHOVEL CARRY COVER. KHAKI VERIONS OF THE M1943 MODEL WERE MAINLY ISSUED DURING THE EARLY PARTS OF 1943 THROUGH 1944 WHEN IT WAS REPLACED WITH THE MORE COMMON OD#7 COLOR VERSION. FEATURES: OD#3
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII M6 US LEATHER SCABBARD FOR M3 FIGHTING KNIFE. Originally developed in 1943 for the M3 Fighting Knife this is a new made exact replica of the extremely rare all leather and steel combat scabbard that was so quickly replaced by the plastic M8 scabbard.
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US M7 .45 PISTOL SHOULDER HOLSTER. WHITE LEATHER High quality all leather reproduction of the WWII M3 shoulder holster used with the 1911A1 Automatic Colt Pistol or the Beretta M9. The M7 was designed in 1942 for use by tankers and aircrew, but quickly became popular
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US M7 .45 PISTOL SHOULDER HOLSTER. LIGHT BROWN LEATHER High quality all leather reproduction of the WWII M3 shoulder holster used with the 1911A1 Automatic Colt Pistol or the Beretta M9. The M7 was designed in 1942 for use by tankers and aircrew, but quickly became
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US M7 .45 PISTOL SHOULDER HOLSTER. DARK BROWN LEATHER High quality all leather reproduction of the WWII M3 shoulder holster used with the 1911A1 Automatic Colt Pistol or the Beretta M9. The M7 was designed in 1942 for use by tankers and aircrew, but quickly became
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US M7 .45 PISTOL SHOULDER HOLSTER. BROWN LEATHER High quality all leather reproduction of the WWII M3 shoulder holster used with the 1911A1 Automatic Colt Pistol or the Beretta M9. The M7 was designed in 1942 for use by tankers and aircrew, but quickly became popular
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US M7 .45 PISTOL SHOULDER HOLSTER. BROWN LEATHER High quality all leather reproduction of the WWII M3 shoulder holster used with the 1911A1 Automatic Colt Pistol or the Beretta M9. The M7 was designed in 1942 for use by tankers and aircrew, but quickly became popular
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US M7 .45 PISTOL SHOULDER HOLSTER. BROWN LEATHER High quality all leather reproduction of the WWII M3 shoulder holster used with the 1911A1 Automatic Colt Pistol or the Beretta M9. The M7 was designed in 1942 for use by tankers and aircrew, but quickly became popular
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US M7 .45 PISTOL SHOULDER HOLSTER. RUSETT BROWN LEATHER High quality all leather reproduction of the WWII M3 shoulder holster used with the 1911A1 Automatic Colt Pistol or the Beretta M9. The M7 was designed in 1942 for use by tankers and aircrew, but quickly became
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US M7 .45 PISTOL SHOULDER HOLSTER. BROWN LEATHER, UISMC STAMPED High quality all leather reproduction of the WWII M3 shoulder holster used with the 1911A1 Automatic Colt Pistol or the Beretta M9. The M7 was designed in 1942 for use by tankers and aircrew, but quickly
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII M8 US SCABBARD FOR M3 FIGHTING KNIFE. Originally developed in 1939 for the M8 Fighting Knife this is a new made exact replica of the extremely rare plastic and steel combat scabbard.
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US ARMY INFANTRY MEDICAL MEDIC CANTLE STRAPS Sold as a pair. Worn across the front and rear of the body to keep the medic pouches from swinging when worn over or without a pistol belt. 19″ long when fully extended. OD#3 “KHAKI” Webbing.
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION: Complete WWII Combat Medic harness as worn by Army infantry and airborne units. One Medic Suspender Two Medic Bags OD#3 “KHAK” WEBBING. AS SOON IN THE MOVIE HACKSAW RIDGE– MAN THE LINE PROVIDED ALL THE MEDIC EQUIPMENT FOR THE MOVIE!
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US ARMY INFANTRY MEDICAL MEDIC LITTER STRAPS Sold as a pair. Used to help support the litter (stretcher) by spreading some of the wieght to the shoulders. Medics treated the wounded, and tried to get them out of the immeidate line of fire, but many litter
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION OFFICER COMBINE AIRBORNE CAP PATCH All cap patches go on either side (right for officer, left for enlisted) of the wool overseas cap. Unit patches actually had no prescribed regulation position when sewn to the upper sleeve, but usually they were placed 1/2″-1″ under the shoulder seam.
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US Airborne Officer Combine Patch. All cap patches go on either side (right for officer, left for enlisted) of the wool overseas cap. Unit patches actually had no prescribed regulation position when sewn to the upper sleeve, but usually they were placed 1/2″-1″ under the shoulder
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US USMC MARINE P41 HBT SUMMER COMBAT FIELD CAP. MADE WITH CORRECT O.D. GREEN HBT MATERIAL. These are the herringbone twill uniforms that U.S. Marines wore in the Pacific campaigns of WWII from Guadalcanal through the flag raising atop Mt. Suribachi on Iwo Jima, all the
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION (Correct for EM & Officer) All cap patches go on either side (right for officer, left for enlisted) of the wool overseas cap. Unit patches actually had no prescribed regulation position when sewn to the upper sleeve, but usually they were placed 1/2″-1″ under the shoulder seam.
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US Paratrooper Parachute Infantry Cap Patch for Garrison and PX caps. (Correct for EM & Officer) All cap patches go on either side (right for officer, left for enlisted) of the wool overseas cap. Unit patches actually had no prescribed regulation position when sewn to the
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US Airborne Parachute medic Cap Patch (Correct for EM & Officer) All cap patches go on either side (right for officer, left for enlisted) of the wool overseas cap. Unit patches actually had no prescribed regulation position when sewn to the upper sleeve, but usually they
US Army Airborne Paratrooper Camo parachute scarf. During WWII paratroopers would often cut a section of their chute up and use it as a scarf. Often seen worn on D-day by 101st and 82nd Paratroopers. TWO SIZE OPTIONS: MEDIUM 140 x 33cm LARGE 140 x 80 cm
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US ARMY AIRBORNE PARATROOPER OVERSEAS “KHAKI” PX HAT CAP W/BADGE- MIDS WAR ISSUED FOR NORMANDY, OPERATION MARKET GARDEN DRAGOON D-DAY JUMPS SIZING OPTIONS: SMALL- US 7 1/8TH OR EURO 57 MEDIUM- US 7 1/4THS OR EURO 58 LARGE- US 7 3/8THS OR EURO 59 XLARGE-
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US ARMY AIRBORNE PARATROOPER OVERSEAS PX HAT CAP W/BADGE- EARLY WAR ISSUED FOR SICILY, NORMANDY, OPERATION MARKET GARDEN DRAGOON D-DAY JUMPS SIZING OPTIONS: SMALL- US 7 OR EURO 57 MEDIUM- US 7 1/4THS OR EURO 58 LARGE- US 7 1/2THS OR EURO 59 XLARGE- US 7
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWII US ARMY AIRBORNE PARATROOPER OVERSEAS PX HAT CAP W/BADGE- MIDS WAR ISSUED FOR NORMANDY, OPERATION MARKET GARDEN DRAGOON D-DAY JUMPS SIZING OPTIONS: SMALL- US 7 OR EURO 57 MEDIUM- US 7 1/4THS OR EURO 58 LARGE- US 7 1/2THS OR EURO 59 XLARGE- US 7 3/4THS
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION PRE-WWI BRITISH ZULU WAR M1871 BATTLE FIELD EQUIPMENT SET excellent reproductions of the Zulu War M1871 Equipment Set, as worn by the British troops during the Anglo-Zulu war in South Africa in 1879. In these sets you get: 2 Leather Cartridge Box Pouches An Adjustable Waist
WWII US ARMY INFANTRY RANGER D-DAY COMBAT ASSAULT VEST- Sizing: Vests are oversized to compensate for wearing a uniform underneath. In OD#3 (the famous “khaki”) Canvas and OD#7 web trim. Combat vest issued to assault troops for the Normandy landings. In May 1944, these were issued in limited numbers to
MUSUEM GRADE REPRODUCTIONS WWII US ARMY RANK CHEVRONS. BACK ON BLUE WOOL. RANK OPTIONS: PRIVATE FIRST CLASS (PFC) CORPORAL SERGEANT STAFF SERGEANT T-5 TECH CORPORAL T-4 TECH SERGEANT
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION Jump Ovals for mounting the Wings to the Service Coat or Ike Jacket. Troops who were currently assigned to an airborne unit on “jump status” wore the respective oval for their regiment. Those soliders who had completed jump school, but who were not in an airborne unit,
