M-56 Field Suspenders: Regular Length (R). Height Up to 68 inches. Currently we have both 1st pattern with the "4 wire hooks" and 2nd pattern suspenders. If you have a preference, we will try to accomodate you based on the inventory on hand. Suspenders available in both G/VG used and EXC condition. Learn More
M-56 Field Suspenders: Long Length (L). From 68 to under 74 inches tall. Currently we have both 1st pattern with the "4 wire hooks" and 2nd pattern suspenders. If you have a preference, we will try to accomodate you based on the inventory on hand. Suspenders available in both G/VG used and EXC condition. Learn More
These are original USGI contract compressed cotton muslin bandages. These cravats are packed with two safety pins and can be used as a bandage, sling, headwrap, etc. Also referred to as a do-rag, drive on rag, etc. When you see photos of a an OD Green "bandana" being worn, it is one of these bandages. They are OD green cotton and measure 37" x 37" by 52". These are post war manufacture, but exactly the same as 1960's production. Learn More
Marked "Field Pack Cargo" this is the lower pack or "Knapsack" worn beneath the USMC M-41 Haversack when the full transport set is worn. Pack is in excellent to unissued condition and is 1967 dated. Pack is a strong, dark OD with clear ink stamp. Learn More
These are excellent reproductions of the USMC Jungle 1st Aid Pouch with all of the features of the originals: M-1910 hook, heavy webbing back strap, internal dividers, etc. Every set of Marine 782 gear should have a jungle 1st aid pouch and original pouches have become increasingly hard to find so this is a perfect solution. These were often worn on the back of the SEAL Float Coats as well on the M-1910 hanger tab located at the neck. Learn More
Current production USGI plastic canteen yoke / retaining strap for the 3 piece design 1qt and 2qt canteens (3 piece design is body, cap and yoke or retaining strap). These yokes will fit canteens made from the 1960's through today and are used to secure the cap to the body of the canteen. Priced per piece. Replacement caps available. Learn More
Tiger Stripe flight Helmet Bag. This is a great reproduction helmet bag that features two large outside pockets with Velcro and snap closure and two inner slip pockets inside the bag (ideal for sunglasses, spare parts, visors, etc). The bag also features a padded body for helmet protection, carrying handles, hanging clip, two D Rings for a shoulder strap attachment (such as a GP Strap) and a metal zipper. Learn More
1st Aid / Compass Pouch. Standard size Compass / 1st Aid pouch will hold a field dressing or lensatic compass. Pouch is the same size as an M-56 / M-67 / ALICE compass First Aid Pouch, but these are nylon printed in Tiger Stripe. A fun piece to have something different! We also have the larger Jungle 1st Aid pouches in the Nylon Tiger Stripe. Learn More
Jungle 1st Aid Pouch / Kit. These are the standard size 2nd pattern Jungle 1st Aid Pouches that will hold a plastic insert as found on the 1970's Jungle First Aid Pouches and later ALICE 1st Aid kits. Pouch has Tiger Stripe Printed Nylon fabric and two lift the dot closures on the front as well as eyelets on the bottom for M1910 hooks. A fun piece to have something different! We also have the smaller standard 1st Aid / Compass pouches in the Nylon Tiger Stripe. 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 DLA dated (1983) available that are the same as the 1975 dated, just dated a little later. 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
