American
Carrying Bag, Thompson, 30 Rounds magazine
Replica of the bag intended to carry 5 to 6 thirty rounds Thompson SMG magazines.
Carton, Cigarettes, Lucky Strike
Reproduction of the Lucky Strike carton cigarettes. Empty. WITHOUT cigarettes, just for display, prefect for your reenactment.
Case CS-156, Canvas, BC-611, Handie-Talkie radio
CS-156 canvas case for carrying the "handie-talkie", radio set SCR-536 / BC611. The Case, CS-156 is a component of the Homing Modification Kit MC-619, which is a "directional antenna attachment designed to be used with Radio Set SCR-536". A hand held loop antenna replaced the nondirectional telescopic rod antenna. Again, per the manual, "the case provides carrying space for the radio. The bags are fitted with suitable straps to permit slinging over the shoulder or under the arm. During homing operations the radio set may be carried in this bag. This allowed the hands to be free to manipulate the antenna.
Case, canvas jump, M1A1 carbine
A special belt holster for carrying the folding stock carbine M1A1 during the jump. This was padded with felt on the leg side. Adopted in February 1943, it is made of OD #3 canvas. The scabbard was held onto the leg by the strap and buckle at the muzzle end.
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Case, Canvas, M3, Grease Gun
OD canvas case to carry and protect the 'Grease Gun' USM3 Submachine gun.
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Case, Carrying, Canvas, Thompson
Heavy waxed canvas case to protect and carry the Thompson SMG.
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Case, Carrying, Leather, Thompson
Leather case to protect and carry the Thompson SMG on vehicles, jeep, etc...
Case, Navigator's Dead Reckoning, Type A-4, Aircrew, USAAF
Perfect replica of the USAAF Type A-4 Dead Reckoning Navigatior's Case. This leather case was intended for carrying the various navigation instruments, charts and other items. Features realistic markings. Made of 100% genuine leather.
Chest Insignia, 1st Troop Carrier Command, Leather
Superb reproduction of the US 1st Troop Carrier Command chest insignia. Hand painted on a piece of leather. Activated on April 30, 1942, it supervised the Troop Carrier Groups, equipped with C-47 Skytrian, whose purpose was to drop paratroopers and glidermen into the combat zones. This insignia (diameter 12.5 cm) was worn by C-47 pilots on their A-2 leather jackets.
