Original Wwii Army

Army WWII Rucksack With Metal Frame.   

   WW2 Helmet Steel Ssh 39 WWII Original Russian Military Soviet Army WW2 Very Rare. The description of this item has been automatically translated. Soviet helmet war damaged, signs of fire is clearly visible. Unique and very rare helmet! Please take a look at the detailed photos as part of the desription! Please view all photos with the magnifier for a precise and accurate description. Feel free to ask for more information. PLEASE LOOK CAREFULLY THE PICTURES AS PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. We guarantee authenticity of all the items we sell. We always try to describe each item in as much ...

ARMY TENT, 2 X HALF 1/2 (Pup Tent) SHELTER 1942 WWII. Soldier carried a half shelter (1/2). Two shelter would be joined up to form a tent. Little talk powder as protective from the year, end I can find little dirty. The one has 3-4 small stains red color, the second, small drawings from a pencil. I have put photos where you can see exactly what i mean. THERE ARE NO PEGS AND NO POLES WITH THE TENTS. I can find marking and numbers and the 2 x 1/2 the same STAMP U. 1942 This is 100%GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC This tent 2 X (1/2) is approximately 75 years old, with a date of 1942, and is still in...

Army Air Forces Sighting Head Bombsight Type T-1. The Sighting Head Bombsight Type T-1 was manufactured by the A. Spark Plug Division of General Motors in Flint, Michigan. This type of Sighting Head was used in various planes during WWII such as the B-25 and Mosquito bombers. This unit has been sitting safely in storage for over 75+ years and is a sought after collectors item and is in great condition for its age. Listing includes the Sighting Head as you see in the photos, along with the zipper cover and original metal case. Additional photos are available upon request.   

It has the original paint O. Old from the year with the original strap. Inside has original fix leather liner, and on it, I can find marking and numbers. (king'scrown) GREECE ARMY (ELLINIKOS STRATOS) + (CROSS) and No 57 (LARGE SIZE) VERY RARE GREECE HELMET WWII. An exceptional piece for lovers of WWII memorabilia, war experts, collectors and museums.   

2 X HALF 1/2 (Pup Tent) 1942 WWII MILITARIA. ARMY TENT, 2 X HALF 1/2 (Pup Tent) SHELTER 1942 WWII Each U. Soldier carried a half shelter (1/2). Two shelter would be joined up to form a tent. And the 2 , 1/2 has talk powder as protective from the year, and little dirty. THERE ARE NO PEGS AND NO POLES WITH THE TENTS. I can find marking and numbers. S b FRASER PRODUCTS COMPANY. This is 100%GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC This tent 2 X (1/2) is approximately 81 years old, with a date of 1942, and is still in a good used condition. You can see that on the photo if you take a good look. What you see is...

From a local military collectors estate. Printed on hard stock board. Appr 13.5" by 10". Has James Montgomery Flagg name on front. Has US ARMY Recruiting Station stamp on back.   

   Original Soviet Military Soviet Army WWII SSh-40 type. The helmet never used, new old stock. Original Soviet Military Soviet Army WWII SSh-40 type Steel Helmet. Head covarage 590mm / 23.2 inches and more. The weight is 1,30kg / 2,85 lb with a hemmed dermatin hood. SSH-40 (Lysvensky helmet) - a steel helmet of the 1940 model, a personal protective equipment for military personnel, was widely used in the Armed Forces of the USSR during the Great Patriotic War and in the post-war years, until more advanced models SSh-60 and SSh-68 were supplied. Over the course of World War II. Designs; ...

Up for sale is a pair of good condition pair of Original WW2 WWII 1940s USA Army Military International Shoe Company Cavalry Infantry Riding Leather Boots. Size 7.5 D, medium. Good condition leather stitched and nailed soles with rubber Light Tread heels. You won't be disappointed. Approximate Outside Dimensions: 11 1/2" inches long heel to toe by 4" inches widest wide in front of footwear by 16 3/4 inches tall. Please keep in mind that all of my items are vintage, gently used, unless otherwise indicated in the listing. Please check out the pictures below.