Genuine metal lighter made by Zippo. Identical to the model introduced in July 1942, in its superb Black Crackle Finish, typical of the model distributed to the American armed forces.
Nice reproduction of the M-1936 pistol belt in khaki webbing. Used to attach water bottle, first-aid pouch, pistol holster, compass case, entrenching tool... Belt length in size L: 105 cm Belt length in size XL: 125 cm
Nice reproduction of the reinforced M-1942 paratrooper jump suit, jacket and pants. Model used in Normandy during D-Day, reinforced at the elbows, pockets and knees. US size.
Delivered with a 82nd Airborne Division shoulder sleeve insignia, you can easily replace it with a 101st Airborne Divsion.
US sizes.
Combat Medic badge replica, clutch back. Issued to medics who have seen action. Worn on the dress uniform or jump jacket (see Doc McIlvoy book p.161 for more info).
Para/Glider infantry cap patch, for enlisted men, white glider and parachute on dark blue with red circle. Worn from March 1944 until the end of the war by paratroopers and glidermen.
Genuine metal lighter made by Zippo. Identical to the model introduced in July 1942, in its superb Black Crackle Finish, typical of the model distributed to the American armed forces.
Delivered in its box.
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