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This is a great display piece. It's made of aluminum and double the size of a regular M2 carbine. It looks to be complete less the stock. I have see these both ways with and without the stock to be correct. It is functional, in that it racks the dummy plastic cartridges, 4 of which are included. This will be a super display piece in your man zone. Sorry, I won't ship it out of the US, sorry.
This is a great example of the Thompson case. The overall condition is mint, but the zipper is really stiff, and is really hard to open. I only got it halfway. I would suggest just leaving it closed. These is a bit of a damaged area next to the zipper in the middle, but it really does not show. This case looks mint and will display very well.
These are really rare. This one was shot with a .45; there is no way to inert these grenades. The body has no paint, shows some light rust and age, but it's a type of steel which will not rust out, so a clean up or a sand blast job, and it will look great. The fuse is correct, and in excellent condition, but not original to the grenade. If you like "stuff that goes boom", this is for you. I think one of these in excellent condition would be $300, but good luck finding one.
These are really hard to find, and the 1st one I have had for sale in years. This is a great looking example. It is not mint, but excellent, showing only light age. The leather is very solid and without problems. This one will will look great in your display.
This is a good solid example showing only light age and use. It is nicely named on the front, and maker marked & dated on the back. It will display fine in your collection.
This is a great looking example. It is not mint, but excellent, showing almost no age. It has no issues or problems, and will look great in your display.
This is a great looking example. It is not mint, but excellent, showing almost no age. It has no issues or problems, and will look great in your display.
These are a great example dated 1942. The color is nice and bright, with untouched metal fittings. They have no problems, and are a really solid example which will look great in your collection.
This is a great example, just beautiful. You will not be disappointed. It is the standard infantry type with the attached tail. This will be a great addition to your US WWII collection.
This is a very nice 42 dated & complete example. It is overall unissued. The "25" is written on the front and back is written with period grease pencil. I am unsure what it means, but cold be a post war Army surplus store price in cents. Still, it displays really well, and is a great example.
This is a great example. The color is nice and bright, with untouched metal fittings. It has no problems, and is a really solid example which will look great in your collection.
This is an absolutely mint WWII Marine Corps M.1 carbine mag pouch. It was never issued, and has clear markings, light khaki color. It is a great original piece of U.S.M.C. field gear.
This Marine Corps carbine mag pouch is a variation that would not be obvious to the novice collector. The Marine Corps seldom marked the front of their gear and often did not put the U.S.M.C. marking on the back, this is one such example, with only the mfg, date and contract number on the back. If it was Army issue it would have the standard U.S. stamped on the front as all Q.M.C. gear had. It is used in excellent condition.
This is a nice original WWII T-handle cover. It is used but in excellent condition, heavy canvas with clearly readable ink stamps which read SHANE MFG. CO. 1941
This is a really good example complete with the original tie down pigtail. It is nicely marked and made of really solid leather. This one is a real winner.
This is a great example with nice solid leather and completely functional snaps. It is not mint, but just a real really nice. You will like it.
This is an excellent example of the U.S. WWII wrist compass. These were most often worn by US paratroopers. It does not have a strap, but I have seen them used with anything from leather to canvas web straps. I don't think any are incorrect.
These cases have always been a tough item to find. The compass is functional and original WWII issue. The case is nice, but just dirty from use, and could use a hand washing in the sink with some hand soap. Overall it is a nice item, that is hard to find.
This is an excellent example of the sub-machinegun mag bag. It is not mint, but really nice with nice markings & 42 date.
This one is mint, but unmarked. It is perfect with no problems, all snaps are fine. Sorry I really can’t say anything bad about this one.
This one could be a WWI or a WWII piece. It shows age and use with some rust, but is a solid useable example. It is US marked on the steel blade and on the wooden handle. These have become tougher to find
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