The Dutch AMF12 is a military variant of the well-known Avon Protection FM12 CBRN gas mask. The mask was originally manufactured by Avon Protection in the United Kingdom. In the late 1990s, the Royal Netherlands Army (Koninklijke…

Belgian medical army bag from the 1950s. The design is heavily based on the British Pattern 1937 (P-37) equipment from the Second World War. These robust shoulder bags were used by Belgian combat medics at the front to carry…

Backpack

Shovel holder

Ammunition bags

Water bottle cover

Belt

Carrying harness

Sleeping bag harness

Canadian private-purchase (to ordnance pattern) officer’s field boots represent a highly specific category of historical military footwear spanning from World War I through World War II. Because Commonwealth officers…

Early postwar Dutch army folding shovels are virtually identical clones of the German Klappspatenfrom World War II. Because they are structurally exactly the same, these Dutch military surplus shovels from the 1950s are highly…

The U.S. M1956 intrenching tool cover is an entrenching tool carrier that was widely used by the U.S. Army and the USMC during the Vietnam War. This carrier was part of the M-1956 Load-Carrying Equipment (LCE) system. It was…

The French Army heavily used the American M1943 folding shovel (entrenching tool) and its accompanying canvas carriers during and after World War II. This occurred most notably during the First Indochina War (1946–1954) and the…

The canvas cover (pouch) for the Dutch folding shovel is directly based on the American WWII M1943 design. Just like the French, the Royal Netherlands Army (KL) took over large quantities of American equipment after the Second…

The official British designation for the canvas pouch for the antenna components of the Wireless Set No. 38 is "Cases, Aerial, No. 3".

During World War II, this specific pouch was used by infantry and airborne troops to safely…

The M12 tool roll (often combined with the M13 spare parts roll) is a pouch for firearm maintenance. According to military specifications in military equipment catalogs, the original canvas M12 roll was classified under drawing…

The Respirator, Anti-Gas, Light, Mk. I was a revolutionary British gas mask introduced at the end of 1941. It replaced the bulky General Service Respirator (GSR) and formed the basis for decades of British military mask…

The US Army M17-A1 gas mask is a protective mask standardized in 1966 and widely used during the Vietnam War. It is the direct successor to the original 1959 ABC-M17 mask.

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British army machete from the Second World War, often referred to as a "Jungle Machete". This type of machete was standard equipment for British and Commonwealth troops for field use, particularly during campaigns in Southeast…

Next to the Denison smock the most eye-catching part of the British parachutist.

The British Airborne toggle rope was a standard, highly versatile piece of field equipment issued to British Paratroopers and Commandos during World…

Nice used US WW2 M1 carbine pouch which would hold two 15 round box magazine's.
Nicely maker marked "FOLEY MFG. COMPANY" and dated "1944" In nice used condition.