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FACTORY OVERSTOCK SALE ON M43 TWO-BUCKLE BOOTS. NOW ONLY $99. THESE ARE STILL THE HIGH QUALITY BOOTS FROM MEXICO, NOT THE CARDBOARD BOOTS FROM CHINA.
M43 Uniforms on CLOSEOUT:
M43 Jackets and Para Trousers. CLOSEOUT
M43 Jacket, in even chest sizes 38-52, Regular and Long lengths, CLOSEOUT $65
M43 Para Trousers, with added canvas cargo pockets and leg ties, (sizes available: 30, 38, 40, 42, 48), $75.
M43 Jacket and Para Trousers combo, $125
Helmet components are now listed on the MISC. GEAR page.
See our new Indochina / Vietnam Page
Visit Allied Workshops for WWII dog tags, white name tapes and many other interesting products.
National Capital Historical Sales has a very complete selection of WWII rank chevrons, insignia, and many more interesting items.
NEW PROJECTS IN THE WORKS NOW:
(THAT MEANS I DON'T HAVE THEM YET)
Please, no inquiries about these products. I just don't have the time. I will post new developments as they occur.
US Army M1904 Leather Garrison and
Saber Belt. This is a new reproduction from WHAT
PRICE GLORY of the leather garrison belt adopted by
the US Army around 1904, during the conversion from
black to suset leather.
The garrison belt was worn
with very few changes until 1942. This belt could be
worn with a variety of accessories for either
mounted or dismounted duties. I am offering this
reproduction just as they were originally issued, in
vegetable tanned un-dyed russet leather. The leather
will darken over time with exposure to saddle soap,
oil and polish.

The buckle is blackened brass as
originally specified, although most originals
buckles were eventually polished. Belts come in a
maximum length to last adjustment hole of 38, 42 or
48 inches. Please specify your preference. Belts
copy original markings, but with inspector initials
of WPG. As always, I guarantee satisfaction. And,
for the dolt who always has to ask, the belt is made
of leather. $32.00 |
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Army M1904 Leather and Brass Saber Hanger. This
is a new reproduction from WHAT PRICE GLORY of the
saber hanger adopted by the US Army around 1904,
during the conversion from black to suset leather.
This is the enlisted version of the saber hanger,
which does not have hooks to attach to the saber. It
could be worn on a variety of Mills web cartridge
belts fitted with a saber chape, or it could be worn
on the M1904 leather garrison belt with the brass
adapter slide The garrison belt adapter slide is
included with this saber hanger. The garrison belt
shown in the photo is for illustration only and is
NOT included in this offering.
I am offering this reproduction just as they were
originally issued, in vegetable tanned undyed russet
leather. The leather will darken over time with
exposure to saddle soap, oil and polish. The metal
is blackened brass as originally specified, although
most originals were eventually polished. Hangers
copy original markings, but with inspector initials
of WPG. $35.00
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Army M1904 Holster for .38 Revolvers. This is a
new reproduction from WHAT PRICE GLORY of the
leather M1904 holster that was used with all .38
caliber revolvers issued between 1892 and 1909. It
copies all details accurately right down to the
keyhole shaped opening on the closure flap. The only
shortcoming is that the leather tiedown thong is
cowhide leather not elk hide as specified in
regulations. I am offering this reproduction just as
they were originally issued, in vegetable tanned
undyed russet leather. The leather will darken over
time with exposure to saddle soap, oil and polish.
This holster copies original
markings, but with inspector initials WPG. As
always, I guarantee satisfaction. And, for the dolt
who always has to ask, leather items are made of
leather. $48.00
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M1912 Cavalry Intrenching Tool Carrier. This is
a new reproduction of an unissued condition "Intrenching
Tool Carrier" for the M1912 Shovel, Axe, or Pick
head. It is made in natural leather just like an
original unissued one, and will darken in time with
exposure to air, light and oils. This is the case
only and does not include any intrenching tool. Also
not included is the nail pouch. This carrier is a
very tight fit when new and initially will take some
effort to get closed with the tool head inside. I
recommend using the picket pin handle to help force
the head into the very bottom of the carrier.
$75.00
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Army M1912
Leather Belt Frog for Holster. This is a new
reproduction from WHAT PRICE GLORY of the leather
belt frog adopted in 1912 for use with the M1911
pistol holster. This frog would normally be worn on
the M1912 garrison belt, along with the M1912 pistol
holster and magazine pouch. Enlisted men were also
issued a leather clip pouch for M1903 Springfield
ammo. All these accessories are available from WPG.
I am offering this reproduction just as they were
originally issued, in vegetable tanned undyed russet
leather. The leather will darken over time with
exposure to saddle soap, oil and polish. There are
no markings on this frog. $9.00
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M1912 Cavalry Picket Pin Case
- New. This is a new reproduction of an unissued
condition Picket Pin Case for the M1912 Picket Pin.
This is the case only; the pin is shown for
illustration only to show how the pin fits in the
case. Originals in serviceable condition are getting
hard to find. This one comes in natural color
leather just like an unissued original. It will
slowly darken with age and exposure air, light and
oils. $35.00
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Leather Eagle Snap Magazine Pouch for M1911.
This is a new reproduction from WHAT PRICE GLORY of
the leather magazine pouch adopted in 1912 for use
with the M1911 pistol. It copies original
construction in all details including the blackened
brass eagle snap closure. This pouch would normally
be worn on the M1912 garrison belt, along with the
M1912 pistol holster and belt frog. Enlisted men
were also issued a leather clip pouch for M1903
Springfield ammo. All these accessories are
available from WPG.

I am offering this reproduction just as they were
originally issued, in vegetable tanned undyed russet
leather. The leather will darken over time with
exposure to saddle soap, oil and polish. The metal
is blackened brass as originally specified, although
most originals were eventually polished. Photo shows
my reproduction and an original pouch for comparison
This offering is for the reproduction pouch only.
Pouch copies original markings, but with inspector
initials of WPG. $29.00
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M1904 Belt Adapter
for Springfield or Krag Bayonet. This is a
new reproduction from WHAT PRICE GLORY of the
leather belt adapter for wearing the M1905
Springfield or Krag bayonet scabbards on the M1904
garrison belt. The second photo shows how this
adapter was used. The offering is for the adapter
only, and NOT for the other items shown in the
second photo. For duties not in the field, soldiers
normally wore the leather garrison belt instead of
the Mills web cartridge belt when under arms. It was
normally worn by dismounted soldiers with the M1905
bayonet and scabbard, and the M1904 McKeever
cartridge pouch. Check my other ebay offerings.

I am offering this reproduction just as they were
originally issued, in vegetable tanned undyed russet
leather. The leather will darken over time with
exposure to saddle soap, oil and polish. This
adapter copies original markings, but with inspector
initials WPG. $9.00
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M1926 Lifebelt . The US
Navy M1926 lifebelt was standard issue for all
assault troops, both Army and Marine, in most of the
amphibious landings of WWII. This WPG reproduction
copies all the details, right down to the markings.
The internal triggers are missing, so it cannot be
inflated with CO2 cartridges, but you can blow it up
through the inflation tubes. These belts adjust out
to 50 inches without undoing the expansion folds.
$98
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US M1910 Mills Garrison Belt.
Museum quality reproduction of this rare belt. Comes
complete with two Clip pouches and bayonet frog. All
fitting blackened brass with all original markings.
Size options 42 inches and 48 inches completely
extended. $75
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US Mountain Troop Ski Goggles (Org).
Original unissued green tinted goggles issued to
mountain troops. Still in original leatherette
carrying pouch. $16
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M1938 Tanker Helmet -
Exact reproductions in sizes 7 1/2 and 7 3/4
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M1904 Marching Shoe. New reproduction of
this very rare field boot issued from 1904 to
1917. Though replaced by the M1917 Shoe, many
doughboys were still wearing these in France in
1917. This run of repros has some minor cosmetic
flaws: 1) the cloth pull-on loop at the back of
the shoe is missing, and 2) there is a WWII QM
contract stamp on the inside. These flaws don't
show when worn, but WPG is blowing them out a
reduced price. Sizes 9- 13
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NEW ARRIVALS:
US M1911 Leather Puttees.
In 1911 the US Army switched from canvas
leggings to leather puttees for all mounted
services. There were several variations
issued until the switch to leather lined
canvas leggings in 1917. This is the type
most commonly seen in photos of the Punitive
Expedition. Made from heavy oak-tanned
leather for a lifetime of service. $145
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USMC Pattern 1905 Holster for
.38 Revolver.
This is the Marines model holster
made for a long series of .38 service revolvers.
These holsters were issued in plain russet leather
that darkened naturally over time.
$60
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US Morphine syrette.
Beautiful quality reproduction of the morphine
syrettes issued in WWII first aid kits. Solid
metal body. Comes with the cardboard box, $7
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| Leather Watchband with Cover. This private purchase covered watchband was a favorite of all GI's, especially paratroopers. Made slightly longer than originals to accomodate today's wrist sizes. WATCH NOT INCLUDED. $15 |
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US Pre-WWI First Aid Packet. Reproduction of the early olive drab painted brass First Aid Packet. Based on the earliest samples I could find, the Army packet is dated 1908, and the Navy/USMC packet is dated 1915. Contents are not authentic. $15
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| US Pre-WWI Trouser Belt. Reproduction Mills web trouser belt for US Army uniforms. I am not sure when these were adopted, but Mills patent date is 1904. These were replaced in 1938 by a wider belt. This reproduction faithfully copies all markings of the buckle and tip, include Mills bullet logo. These are available in either 42 or 48 inch size. $15
US WWI Trouser Belt. This is the same as the M1904 Mills trouser belt, but with simplified hardware for wartime production. These are available in either 42 or 48 inch size. $15 |
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US HS-23 Headset for M38 Tanker Helmet or early Flight Helmets. A beautiful reproduction of the R-14 receivers and wiring loom with PL-54 plug. Army Ground Forces installed these in the M1938 helmet for tank crews, while the Army Air Force used them for A-8, A-9, B-5 and B-6 flight helmets. These are NOT working replicas. $45
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Tanker Overall Trousers. Reproduction of the 1st Pattern of Winter Combat Trousers. OD 3 cotton twill lined with heavy 100% wool. This pattern has attached, adjustable suspenders, leg ties, no relief zipper, two zippered side entries.
Sizes: Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large
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Bazooka Rocket Bag
(2nds). All
these bags were made with the carry strap on the
wrong side of the bag. Made to carry 3 bazooka
rockets. Rockets are not available. $22
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| .50 Caliber Ammo Can. WWII style ammo can with hinge on long side. Perfect condition, with a little surface rust. $18 |
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Satchel Charge. Reproduction of the lightweight canvas bag used for carrying explosive charges. $22
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Thompson SMG 5-pocket Magazine Pouch. Standard Web belt pouch for carrying five 20-round magazines. Reproduction, $35
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Early WWII US Army Rubberized Poncho. A beautiful reproduction of the heavy rubberized cotton canvas poncho that was issued in the early part of WWII. High collar with drawstring closure, snaps along both edges.
$75
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M1908 Saddle Blanket.
New improved production version of this scarce
blanket. Heavy wool, dark brown stripes,
Stitched ordnance bomb and US. Museum quality
reproduction.
$75
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M31 Mounted Service Boots. Full lace-up boots adopted in 1931 and worn through the 1940's. This is a very small trial run, available in size 9, 10, 11,12,13. These have very large calf sections, and most customers will have to have it cut down to fit by a shoe repairman. $175
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US Army, USMC and British Army Gray Wool Blend Socks
New production gray wool socks with cotton/poly blend to minimize shrinkage. These socks are very very similar to the gray wool socks worn by the US Army and Marines in WWI and early WWII, and by the British Army throughout WWI and WWII. Sizes Medium and Large. $7.50 a pair or 3 pair for $20
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| M1907 Leather Sling. A new reproduction of the leather sling used on all US rifles 1905-1944. This is not the funny-smelling Chinese product, but a totally new product. Brass hardware, natural "unissued" color harness leather. $42 |
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| USMC Boondockers. New production of USMC boots made for new HBO "Pacific" miniseries. No, they do not have the corded soles of the originals, but are otherwise identical in construction. Even sizes 8-13. $135 |
New M1942 Jump Suits IN STOCK NOW!
See the M42 uniform page!
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Tanker Jacket. Second model tanker jacket issued from 1942. Officially known as the Winter Combat Jacket. This reproduction features a heavy wool lining and wool knits. Sizes
Small (38-40),
Medium (42-44),
Large (46-48),
Extra Large (50-52).
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| Sword Knot for M1913 Patton Saber. A perfect museum quality reproduction of the very rare sword knot issued with the M1913 Saber. $18 |
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| Campaign Hat, 1930's Style. Sometime after WWI, the issue "Hat, Service" lost the 5 rows of stitching on the brim, and the felt thickness increased slightly. This reproduction models the last version of the campaign hat as issued from the 1930's into WWII. During this time the Service Hat was standard uniform in all overseas departments (Alaska, Philipines, Hawaii, Panama) as well as for all mounted soldiers. Sizes 7 1/8 to 7 3/4. $45 |
M1 Carbine Sling. New reproduction of early style sling with C-shaped tip. $9
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| B-7 Goggles. The AAF used B-7 goggles before WWII and well into 1943. They were replaced by AN-6530 goggles which featured a one-piece face cushion. This reproduction faithfully recreates the original, although lenses are slightly smaller and will not interchange with originals. Clear lenses only. $125 |
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Officer Russet Dress Shoes. Beautiful high quality oxford in high gloss russet leather. All leather sole, padded insole. Whole sizes 8-12, $95
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| Type EE Binocular Case. This is the bino case with the compass on the top lid. It was in use during WWI and into WWII. The Type EE Binoculars were usually made by Bausch & Lomb or Naval Optics Factory, and are still quite easy to find. Original cases in complete condition are almost non-existent. This reproduction provides a new home for your original EE binos. $60 |
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French TAP 47/52 Camouflage Uniforms. This is the paratrooper uniform worn at the end of the Indochina War and into the Algerian War. This run comes from Thailand and is fantastic quality that has to be seen to be appreciated. The down side is that there are only two sizes Medium is a generous 42-44 Short; Large is about 46-48 Regular. Trousers are sizes 36 and 40. Bargain priced!
Jacket only $125
Pants only $85
Jacket and Pants $175
Bigeard Cap to match, $12
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French Para 47/51 Jackets & Trousers. NOW IN STOCK. Limited production. Sold as set of jacket and trousers only. This is the ultra-rare camouflage suit issued to French Paratroopers. The extremely complicated jacket featured two rear pockets in addition to a confusing array of front pockets, and two zip closed ventilation slots as well. 'This uniform was simplified considerably over time, beginning with the 47/53 uniform. Order by chest size and waist size. $295
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WWII Mess Kit Knife. Unissued to excellent condition. Choice of undated or 1945 dated. Seems that is the only year they were dated. These were made one more time, in 1953, and all were dated then. Metal handles only, $8
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US Helmet Chinstraps. New reproduction web
chinstraps for WWII M1 or Paratrooper style (M2
or M1C) helmets. $16
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Original Leather
Chinstrap for M1 Helmet Liner. Original
US made (postwar) helmet liner brown leather
chinstraps. Black hardware with anchor mark
on buckle. Mint unissued and fresh out of
the box. $14 each
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M1938 Wirecutters. I found a few Danish Army wirecutters. These are identical in every respect to the US WWII issue except for a small Danish mark (HTK) stamped near the top, and parkerized in the early war green tint. Photo shows Danish cutters on left next to an original US cutter.
Mint unissued, $25.
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Wirecutters in khaki WWII dated, unissued case, $35
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 USMC Wirecutters. I just found a few of these. Similar to Army M1938 wirecutters, but with a larger head. Marked USMC and dated 1945, these are unissued and still in the original paper wrapping, complete with operating instructions! A very rare find that will not last long. $75 |
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Maps. High quality reprints of original US Army WWII maps. $12 each.
Ste Mere-Eglise, 1:25,000
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Bastogne, 1:50,000
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Isigny (101st Div sector, 1:25,000
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S'Hertogenbosch (Market-Garden), 1:100,000
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Carentan (Normandy) 1:25,000
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