Reproduction of webbing M-1936 suspenders with adjustable straps and hooks. These were used to support the pistol or cartridge belts, and for carrying the M-1936 canvas field bag.
Nice replica of the M1936 field bag in canvas, issued in lieu of the haversack to officers and other personnel such as airborne troopers and armored crews. It was carried on the back with the M1936 suspenders. Can also be worn over the shoulder with the carrying strap sold separately.
Nice reproduction of the GEM Junior two pieces type safety razor. Delivered in a cardboard box.
Essential in the GI's toiletry bag.
Delivered with 5 blades and the notice.
M1 Helmet, US type, complete, eco.
Repainted as an original one, with swivel bails and replica canvas straps, delivered with liner and net.
Perfect for reenacting.
Reproduction of webbing M-1936 suspenders with adjustable straps and hooks. These were used to support the pistol or cartridge belts, and for carrying the M-1936 canvas field bag.
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