USGI Canvas Shower Bucket. We have two "shower buckets" available (DSA 69 / 70 dated). These are both in excellent used condition showing some dust from storage riding around on vehicles. They feature a canvas bucket with heavy strap to allow the bucket to be suspended. There is a galvanized shower head on the bottom of the bucket that can be twisted open and closed to allow the water to flow making a field shower. These are great to use in a firebase set up, field shower, on vehicles etc. Hard to find VN dated examples and these are in nice condition. Priced per bucket. Learn More

Pocket, Ammunition, Magazine W/ Carrying Strap. These are nylon magazine shoulder bags that were modeled after the WWII Submachinegun Ammunition bags made to carry Thompson and Grease Gun Mags. Often seen with Aviators and CIDG troops, sometimes seen with SOG / SEALS etc. Basically anyone needing to carry 30rd .45 ACP stick magazines could use these bags effectively. From WWII Through the 60's they were made in canvas and then as part of the shift to Nylon with the M-67 gear, they began making the bags in Nylon. We have several DSA dated (1975) available. Bags are overall in VG+ to EXC- used condition showing some light fading and use, but no real damage. The DLA dated are on the right side of the group photo, the DSA dated are on the left side. Learn More

These are M1936 Pistol Belts as used in WWII / Korea. These also show up in early Vietnam with advisors and ARVN troops. Belts are in in OD#7 (dark OD vs Khaki) though some are faded to a lighter OD#3 khaki looking color. We have a few belts left in-stock. Most are VG used showing use and fading. We have a couple of 1950 dated belts that are in unissued condition, but they have verdigris on the metal hardware. This can be cleaned off fairly well with alcohol, lighter fluid, WD40, etc on a rag or QTip. Mixed manufacturers and dates, but all are USGI Surplus. Learn More

M-56 Individual Equipment Belt, Horizontal Weave, size Medium. Also referred to as a pistol belt. The horizontal weave belts were made from 1956 through 1965, though production overlapped with the vertical weave belts which began in 1962. The medium belt is marked for under a 36" waist, but will fit up to about a 38" waist. Learn More

M-56 Individual Equipment Belt, Horizontal Weave, size Long. Also referred to as a pistol belt. The horizontal weave belts were made from 1956 through 1965, though production overlapped with the vertical weave belts which began in 1962. The Long belt is marked for over a 36" waist, but will fit up to about a 46" waist. Learn More

M-56 Individual Equipment Belt, Vertical Weave, size Medium. Also referred to as a pistol belt. The vertical weave belts were specified in 1961 and began production in 1962. They overlapped production with the horizontal weave belts which were made through 1965. The Medium belt is marked for under a 36" waist, but will fit up to about a 38" waist. Learn More

M-56 Individual Equipment Belt, Vertical Weave, size Long. Also referred to as a pistol belt. The vertical weave belts were specified in 1961 and began production in 1962. They overlapped production with the horizontal weave belts which were made through 1965. The Long belt is marked for over a 36" waist, but will fit up to about a 46" waist. Learn More

M-56 Equipment Belt w/ Davis Buckle. These are sometimes referred to as an M-65 / M-66 Experimental Belt depending on the weave of the belt. Inventory fluctuates but we will list current inventory below. Size Medium, fits up to about 36" waist. Size Long, fits up to about a 46" waist Currently we have: Vertical Weave, Medium Length, VG Condition V, M (VG) Horizontal Weave, Medium Length, NOS Mint Condition H, M (EXC) Horizontal Weave, Long Length, EXC- to EXC Condition (It is unissued but has verdigris on it) (H, L, EXC-) Learn More

M-56 Pocket, Ammo Magazine, Pistol, .45 ACP. These are the standard M-56 Pistol Ammo Pouches. Each pouch is OD green canvas with a single lift the dot. They are designed to hold two magazines for the 1911A1 Pistol (one on each side) and have two slide fasteners on the back. We currently have unissued EXC condition pouches with only minimal storage wear. Inventory fluctuates with both DSA and DLA date codes (the DLA date codes are 100% identical to 1960's production aside from the date stamp on the back). The drop menu will display what date codes are currently available. Learn More

M-56 Universal Small Arms Ammunition Pouch. The standard ammo carrier for Vietnam, these were initially designed to hold a variety of ammunition. You can carry M1 Garand Enblocs, M1 Carbine Magazines, a box of shotgun shells, 2 M14 Magazines and 3 to 4 M16 Magazines (soldiers often placed a bandage or sock underneath the M16 magazines to raise them to the top of the pouch). We have multiple grades available. Priced per pouch. Fair (F): These are in very rough condition. They can have holes in the body and may be missing the suspender strap and or the side grenade loop straps, BUT they will still hold magazines and will have the main pouch closure intact. Good (G): These are serviceable. They have seen heavy use and fading, and may have repairs or small holes, most have small wear holes in the corners. They are complete with grenade straps and suspender straps. Basically they are like the VG condition, just with more wear and fading. Perfect "Field Grade" beater pouches. Very Good (VG): These are in better condition than the good. Overall they are in VG used condition with typical fading and wear from moderate usage, and may have heavier wear on the corners, but no major damage. Basically they are like the Good condition, just with better color and less wear. They will have the suspender straps and grenade straps and be completely functional. Excellent (EXC): These are in overall excellent used condition with good color showing only light signs of use and or storage wear to unissued condition. Learn More