Original U.S. WWII Wood Box for MK1A1 Grenades Hand Select:No Unable to afford knee boots

Unable to afford knee boots for Other Ranks Germany/Italy/Austrian introduced tall black leather gaiters for "Special Units" that secured under the boot and covered the top of the foot and ascended 8" up the leg secured by three buckles with straps

the holsters and ammo pouches bear WWII dates

and the South eventually fielded at least one battery of Armstrong 12-pounder rifled muzzle loaders (RMLs) at the Battle of Richmond

the bolt is well marked with German inspection marks

50cal MA2 Machine Gun 50 Round cloth belt complete with buckle

Original U.S. WWII Wood Box for MK1A1 Grenades Hand Select:No Unable to afford knee bootsOriginal Item: Wood crate designed to hold 24 MK1A1 training hand grenades. The nonfunctioning type developed to help safely train soldiers in the early days of WW2. It was used for training in handling and throwing of the fragmentation hand grenade MK2. The Grenade MKlA1 was used for practice in throwing hand grenades in small confined areas because it is completely inert as well as for distance but the overall purpose was to improve techniques in