Original Wwii Army

ARMY MULTIPURPOSE PONCHO, SHELTER, OR TENT WWII 1945. Each soldier carried a half poncho, (shelter). Two shelter would be joined up to form a tent. ATTENTION: Very Good USED condition. It has around original grommets for a tent. It has more the talk powder protective from the year. I can find, marking and, numbers. Depot Multipurpose Poncho Blanket or sleeping Bag Cover (snap the two long edges together) Tent : Snap. Two ponchos together as sidewalls Third poncho will snap inside as floor. This shelter it is 100%GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC. You can see that on the photo if you take a good ...

A couple small tears near the neck (shown). The item "Original WWII U. Army GREEN MULTIPURPOSE PONCHO TENT SHELTER WW2" is in sale since Monday, December 7, 2020. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\United States\Field Gear, Equipment". The seller is "steviewonder2002" and is located in Santa Rosa, California. This item can be shipped worldwide. Region of Origin: United States Modified Item: No Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Theme: Militaria Original/Reproduction: Original Conflict: WW II (1939-45)   

   Original WW2 Relic German army Multipurpose Bakelite Carbide Lantern. Found in the attic of an old house. Very interesting item for your collection! An unusual lantern, intended to serve a variety of purposes in the field, is now in use by the German Army. The lantern is made almost entirely of plastic, with a few parts made of zinc, aluminum, and glass. Although it is resistant to all weather conditions, it is less durable than steel or brass, and the Germans admit that it must be handled with care. The most notable feature of this piece of equipment is its adaptability for ...

   Original WW2 Relic German army Multipurpose Bakelite Carbide Lantern. The lantern In working condition. Can be used for its intended purpose! Found in the attic of an old house. Very interesting item for your collection! An unusual lantern, intended to serve a variety of purposes in the field, is now in use by the German Army. The lantern is made almost entirely of plastic, with a few parts made of zinc, aluminum, and glass. Although it is resistant to all weather conditions, it is less durable than steel or brass, and the Germans admit that it must be handled with care. The most ...