Magazine pouch, M1911 pistol, British made. 1944 dated. The pouch seems unused. Excellent condition.
Leggings, USMC. With brass hardware and complete with their laces. ID-ed to C.W. Grant, ASN 605 36 03. Very good condition.
Leather shoulder holster for the .45 pistol. Marked Enger Kress. The holster is in great shape and seems to have never been used or greased. It does show age and has a couple of white specks that will probably come off easily. The holster is not dated but it is the M-3 version which was...
Canteen, British Made. 1943 dated. It is complete with a steel cup and aluminum canteen, both 1944 dated. Very good condition.
USAAF S-1 seat parachute assembly. Dated September 23, 1941. Produced by the Irving Air Chute Co. Complete assembly, including the canopy. The ripcord still has the lead tag and the parachute log is present. Perfect for an early Air Corps display, but used throughout the war. Very good...
Canvas holster of OD7 cavas to carry a carbine on the belt. 1943 dated. Use of the holster is explained in the C1 addition of May 2, 1942 to FM 22-5 Infantry Drill Regulations. Very good condition.
Equipment set. Consisting of an M-36 Pistol belt, 1944 dated, a First Aid Pouch, 1943 dated with bandage and a British Made canteen cover, 1944 dated with 1918 dated aluminium canteen (no cup). Of special interest is the fact the three canvas pieces have the same laundry mark B-2546,...
Cavalry spurs, M-1911. Marked U.S. over W.L. for Whitehorse & Lecompte. Complete with the original buckles and leather straps. As shown in various manuals. Very good condition.
Plastic cover, presented in the Quartermaster catalog as Cover, Waterproof, Rifle or Carbine (see last photo). The waxed paper at the opening of the cover is still present as it was never used. As used during D Day. Two available. Very good condition.
Thompson sub-machine gun cover. Heavy impregnated canvas cover (type D50268) with zipper for the Thompson cal. 45 sub-machine gun. This was used in vehicles. The cover seem hardly used, if at all. It is complete with all its leather tabs with snap fasteners. The zipper works smoothly. These...
Griswold bag, 2nd type, 1st version. Stamped with part number 43G23402 which dates it to 1943. This is the rare rigger modified version with thick felt extension to take the regular Carbine or Thompson machine gun without the need to take the weapon apart. The steel Crown zipper still has its...
Canvas holster of OD7 cavas to carry a carbine on the belt. 1943 dated. Use of the holster is explained in the C1 addition of May 2, 1942 to FM 22-5 Infantry Drill Regulations. Very good condition.