The Grimes / Soderberg C-4A is a standard cockpit light for map reading and secondary cockpit illumination. The lamp features a dimmable rheostat (BRIGHT, RED, and OFF), a colored filter (often red), and an extension cord for…

The Wehrmacht Doppelfernhörer (Dfh.) is a standard WWII German military headset. It features 4000-ohm high-impedance Bakelite earcups and a steel headband. Models like the Dfh. a and Dfh. f were used with field radios such as the…

"Rfh 2" stands for Rundfunkhörer Modell 2, a type of high-impedance headset (usually 2000 Ohm) originally produced by Siemens & Halske starting in the 1930s.

Although primarily designed for civilian radio and crystal receivers…

Signal Corps

It is intended for use with military man-pack radio equipment.

The TA-56M is a Soviet military headphone. This headphone was produced from 1956 onwards by the well-known Oktava factory in Tula, USSR. They were primarily designed for army radio operators, KGB units, and field…

The U.S. Signal Corps EE-8 field telephone was the backbone of American tactical battlefield communications from 1937 through the Vietnam War. Due to its rugged design, simple operation using batteries and a hand crank, and a…

The AN/PRC-10 is a portable VHF FM combat radio introduced by the US Army in March 1951. The radio served as the primary communication tool at the platoon and patrol level during the Korean War and the early stages of the Vietnam…

MGV tactical vest of the Dutch Navy including associated mounting bags and poncho.

The set is in a slightly used condition,

The Belgian M-51 gas mask (officially known as the A.N.P. M-51 or Appareil Normal de Protection modèle 51) is a military gas mask that was used by the Belgian Armed Forces from the early 1950s until the 1990s. The mask is a…

∙ ​This is an original French military armband from the 1980s or 1990s.
∙ The armband is made of olive green fabric and features a sewn-on French flag. I
∙ t is designed to be worn on the sleeve of a treillis (combat…

∙ Sheepsfoot Blade: A short, sturdy knife (often around 6 cm) with a straight cutting edge. The blunt, sloping spine prevents the soldier from accidentally piercing themselves or a lifeboat while working under harsh…

"A.B.L. 1951 Size 7" stamped dispatch rider gloves

Military motorcycle gauntlets from the post-World War II era, issued by the Belgian Armed Forces (Armée Belge / Belgisch Leger). The design is heavily based on the iconic…

During World War I, British officers frequently wore private-purchase leather gaiters (leggings) as a functional and elegant alternative to the woolen puttees of the enlisted men. While brown leather was the standard for most…