Original Medic Bags
Original WWII US medic bags. These were supposedly reused by the French after the War, who applied unit markings to the bags, and then covered those with olive drab paint. The bags are in good condition, some wear and tear, but very much still serviceable. All are khaki, but none of them are perfectly the same in color or paint dabs to one another...so if you require a "matching" pair to be at one with your universe, we can't help you...
Each $35.00
USMC Camouflage Utility Strap
Original WWII straps used to secure ponchos or shelter halves to the backpack...or to secure captured Japanese civilians to prevent them from jumping into the ocean...Yea, that's so wrong. Anyway, these are unissued, like new condition, etc, etc. About 43 inches long, made form the same cloth as the shelter half.
Each $15.00
Crickets
Old, "civilian" model crickets. Not sure of their
era as they aren't dated. They make the correct "click"
for all the paratroopers participating in Operation Neptune
(D-Day) events. These are a mix of orange and yellow. If you
want khaki, you'll have to paint them yourself...
Each $3.00
US W.W.II Ski Goggles
Original, unissued ski goggles for mountain troops. Used by
the First Special Service Force and the 10th Mountain Division.
Although "new in the case" these do show some age.
Some of the tint on the lenses is discolored and the leather
(?) cases are somewhat brittle. Not recommended for "field
use".
Each $30.00
WW II Carlisle
Bandage, Olive Drab
Unissued, new from the case OD painted originals. Individual
field dressing carried in the first aid pouch above. These are
the 1941-42 manufacture made from the brass cans, with crystalline
sulfanilamide.
Each $15.00
WW II Carlisle
Bandage, Orange
The early production
tins did not have the information that the packet contained
sulfa stamped in the bottom. These tins were used still used,
but painted orange to indicate the presence of the packet.
Mint, unissued, new from the case.
$10.00
WW
II Carlisle Bandage, M1943
As an economy measure, the tins were
replaced in 1943 with a waxed cardboard outer box with an inner
sleeve. The bandage is wrapped in a foil and paper wrapping.
Unissued, though the box may have a few storage scuffs.
$10.00
WW II Carlisle
Bandage, Standard
Standard issue bandage in white paper box with celluloid
wrapping. These were used in medic kits including the parachutist
first aid packet. Unissued, some storage scuffs on box possible.
$10.00
Jungle Food Bag
Original rubberized bag. Most are 1943 dated. The majority are
olive green, but there are a few khakis mixed in. No color or
date choice, but you khaki nazis might get lucky. Unissued,
although some have storage stains or dirt. Still very serviceable
and perfect as a period waterproof alternative to Ziplocks.
$4.00
