A.B.L. P-37 Basic Pouches are Belgian ammunition pouches produced during the Cold War (mainly in the 1950s and 60s). They are direct, high-quality copies of the iconic British Pattern 1937 (P37) Mk III Web Equipment from the…

The Bren Gun Spare Parts Wallet was a crucial piece of field maintenance equipment issued to British and Commonwealth forces during World War II. The gunner (No. 1) carried this pouch directly to ensure the light machine gun could…

Gilded ceremonial officer's belt of the Belgian Grenadiers (period 1934 - 1955). This type of belt was worn by Belgian officers during parades and ceremonial occasions under the reign of King Leopold III and King Baudouin.

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Belgian military parade and ceremonial belt for officers, specifically from the early Cold War period under the reign of King Baudouin (reign 1951–1993).

The main features and historical context of this specific militaria item…

Belgian military parade and ceremonial belt for officers, specifically from the early Cold War period during the reign of King Baudouin (reign 1951–1993).

The main features and historical context of this specific militaria item…

The U.S. Folding Shovel M-1943 (commonly referred to as the M43 Entrenching Tool or E-Tool) was a groundbreaking piece of field gear introduced during World War II to replace the outdated, solid T-handle M1910 shovel. Heavily…

Protective goggles worn by crew members of the Red Army tank units.

The most famous and iconic variants date back to World War II and the Cold War.

Features of the Soviet Tank Goggles

∙ Design: The classic goggles (often…

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These pouches can carry clips of 303 rounds, Enfield magazines, grenades or a few sten gun magazines.

The U.S. Folding Shovel M-1943 (commonly referred to as the M43 Entrenching Tool or E-Tool) was a groundbreaking piece of field gear introduced during World War II to replace the outdated, solid T-handle M1910 shovel. Heavily…

The U.S. Fork M-1926 is part of the American military cutlery introduced in 1926. This stainless steel or tinned fork was part of the standard field gear and was used extensively by American soldiers during World War II.

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The Case Cleaning Rod M15 (official part or drawing number C64274A or 664274A) is an original World War II United States military canvas pouch. It was designed to hold the 5-piece cleaning rod set for the .50 caliber Browning M2…

The US Army Case, Cleaning Rod, M1 is a World War II-era canvas pouch. This case was designed to store and carry standard .30 caliber firearms cleaning rods. It was primarily issued alongside American small arms such as the M1…

Cleaning Rod M15

The Belgian military signal lamp (also known as the post-war ABL signal lantern) is a signal lamp from the 1950s and 1960s. This robust, olive drab metal lantern was used by the Belgian Army (specifically the Military Police) for…