The brass belt buckle for the Grenadiers of the Russian Imperial Army (Model 1894) is a buckle recognizable by the absence of the crossed cannons found on the artillery variant. This version was intended exclusively for the…

A military "housewife" bag (historically spelled "hussif" or "huswife") is a compact, fold-out pouch issued to soldiers for maintaining and repairing uniforms in the field.

The Laternenfabrik Heinrich Gillet company based in Edenkoben, Germany (Pfalz region), manufactured highly sought-after carbide railroad lanterns during World War II and the post-war reconstruction period.

These portable hand…

This model was originally patented in 1906 by Charles Stonebridge and was widely used by American and Canadian troops during the First World War. The design is famous because it uses special glass instead of ordinary glass. This…

The WW2 US Thompson SMG 5-Pocket Magazine Pouch was a standard ammunition pouch from the Second World War, designed to carry five 20-round magazines for the .45 caliber Thompson submachine gun. These pouches were made of sturdy…

The French M1910 triple-folding candle lantern—officially known as the Lanterne de campement (or cantonnement) "Montjardet" M1910—was a compact, collapsible light source widely issued to French infantry and officers during…

The French M35 mess kit (originally known as the Gamelle Militaire Modèle 1935) is a cooking and eating set. The set was designed for the French armed forces in the run-up to World War II.

Design and components

A complete…

The Italian M33 canteen (Borraccia Modello 1933) was the standard canteen of the Royal Italian Army (Regio Esercito) during World War II. This canteen is well-known for its specific aluminum screw cap with an extra small drinking…

German Luftwaffe pilot and crew gloves (Fliegerhandschuhe) from the Second World War were essential components of flight gear. They provided protection, grip, and varying levels of insulation depending on flight altitude and…

Size: 3 Small

Shoulder width: 46 cm
Length: 140 cm
Waist circumference: 110 cm
Sleeve length: 64 cm
RiRi Zippers.These are the same as the British Tank Crew Overalls only the color is a bit darker.

Used by USMC Drill Instructors and by Marines in a duty status.

The Baukastenlaterne (officially usually referred to as the Einheitslaterne) is a lighting system used by the German Bundeswehr and previous military forces. The lantern owes its nickname to the clever modular "building block…

The U.S. Military MX-991/U Angle Head Flashlight (better known as the "Moonbeam") is a flashlight made in the USA by manufacturers such as Fulton Industries. This highly durable, water-resistant flashlight was introduced during…

An authentic circa 1940 Army Road Signal Oil Lantern. These lanterns played a crucial role on European roads during World War II, guiding tactical convoys, marking hazardous bridges, and securing checkpoints under strict blackout…

A Telegraph Belt Buckle EM-NCO (Telegraphen-Koppelschloss EM-NCO) is a highly specialized, rare Imperial German combat belt buckle designed specifically for Telegraph and Signal troops(Telegraphentruppen) during World War I. The…