FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWI US M1904 .38 REVOLVER HOLSTER- IN BROWN LEATHER This holster is made just like an unissued original. It is a tight fit when new so will need to be form-fitted to the pistol. This can be done dry over a period of a few days, or you
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWI/WWII M1907 LEAHER SLINGS ISSUED FOR THE M1903 AND M-1 GARAND RIFLES. RUSETTE LEATHER, GOLD HARDWARE MADE FROM HIGH QUALITY TOP DOWN LEATHER
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWI/WWII M1907 LEAHER SLINGS ISSUED FOR THE M1903 AND M-1 GARAND RIFLES. RUSETTE LEATHER, BLACK HARDWARE MADE FROM HIGH QUALITY TOP DOWN LEATHER
MUSEUM GRADE REPRODUCTION WWI US ARMY OR USMC M1910 EAGLE SNAP POCKET AMMO BELT. ISSUED TO THE DOUGHBOYS SERVING DURING WWI. OD#2 PEA GREEN CANVAS AND WEBBING. FOR USE WITHT M1903, M1903A3 AND M1 GARAND RFILE. MAN THE LINE EXCLUSIVE BELT WILL FIT UP TO A 46 WAIST.
MUSEUM GRADE REPRODUCTION M1910 10 POCKET AMMO BELT-KHAKI FOR USE WITHT M1903, M1903A3 AND M1 GARAND RFILE. MAN THE LINE EXCLUSIVE BELT WILL FIT UP TO A 46 WAIST.
MUSEUM GRADE REPRODUCTION WWI/WWII US ARMY M1910 Haversack Packtail. Standard pack issued to US leg troops in WWI. The Marines also used them. In 1910 the U.S. Army adopted the M-1910 haversack (or M10) as the standard back pack for all infantrymen. The pack is essentially a sheet of rugged khaki-colored
MUSEUM GRADE REPRODUCTION WWI/WWII US ARMY M1910 Haversack. Standard pack issued to US leg troops in WWI. The Marines also used them. In 1910 the U.S. Army adopted the M-1910 haversack (or M10) as the standard back pack for all infantrymen. The pack is essentially a sheet of rugged khaki-colored canvas
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWI US ARMY M1910 WEB PISTOL BELT. FITS A 34-46 INCH WAIST. In 1910 the U.S. Army Infantry Board developed its first standard set of soldier’s equipment, designed to distribute the weight of the equipment around the body. Made of khaki webbing and canvas duck, this basic
MUSEUM GRADE REPRODUCTION WWI US ARMY M1910 WEB PISTOL BELT. EAGLE SNAPE In 1910 the U.S. Army Infantry Board developed its first standard set of soldier’s equipment, designed to distribute the weight of the equipment around the body. Made of khaki webbing and canvas duck, this basic system had an
MUSEUM GRADE REPRODUCTION WWI US ARMY M1910 SHELTER HALF In 1910 the US Army Infantry and Cavalry adopted separate designs for a new shelter half. The Cavalry opted for this one, the same basic style that had been in use since 1892, while the Infantry adopted a much smaller shelter
FIELD GRADE REPRODUCTION WWI U.S. M1910 T-HANDLE SHOVEL. Our US M-1910 T-Handle Entrenching Tool/Shovel is a reproduction of the first real entrenching tool. The tool was initially called a shovel and was soon officially designated as an entrenching tool. This fits the M-1910 Entrenching Tool Cover and can be worn
