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. . Cold War All these Soviet Army, Navy and Air Force uniforms are authentic. Almost alll these Soviet uniforms have original labels from Soviet military factories where they were made. The best quality in the Soviet Union was made for military. All these uniforms are made from natural fabric (wool and cotton). The soviet uniforms can be used not only as collectible pieces but they are very stylish suites for men and ladies. CW003.......Fur/ leather Navy officer's winter hat. So called USHANKA. Black with real fur. The body of the hat is made in leather. The inside of the hat has a grey lining. You can fold flaps down to cover your ears and back of your neck. Worn by all Soviet Naval Officers during the legendary Russian Winters. The hat is in good condition. Includes the proper Navy Officer's Hat Badge. Small size (Russian 56, U.S. size 7). CW004......Officer's parade dress belt. Gold colored silk brocade belt with adjustable waist and brass buckle with a hammer and sickle inside of a star. Price - 20 $ CW005.........Army small buttons. Goldpainted and depicted the hammer and sickle, on a six pointed star. Buttons for peaked caps and officers shoulder boards. CW016.........Soviet infantry officer's parade tunic. Shoulder boards and collar tabs is not included. Are you ready to match in a parade column? If yes, then you are in need of ceremonial tunic. So change your clothes for Soviet Infantry private ceremonial uniform. Such clothes were given out or sewn by order at special military order for red Army. Good condition. Now such tunics like all USSR uniform are not produced now as USSR collapsed & uniform was changed so such items become more & more rare. CW017.........Soviet special forces (SPETSNAZ) canteen & mess-tin. This is a Genuine Soviet SPETSNAZ Canteen/Mess Kit, as issued to Soviet SPETSNAZ in the USSR prior to it's demise in 1991. It was recently liberated from a Soviet military warehouse. This is a really unique design, combining a canteen and mess kit all rolled into one. It has a aluminum canteen, which fits inside of an aluminum pot, which in turn, fits into a second aluminum pot. A VERY EFFICIENT DESIGN! . See also: R2003, R2004, R2013, R2014 Russian Federation . See also: R2003, R2004, R2013,CW002 . German WW 2 G2003.............D-Ring Belt Loops. Can be used to attach Y-Straps when you dont have ammo pouches or be inverted for hanging canteens. G2004.............Kochgeschirriemen, Mantelriemen. Black/ Brown leather straps for mess tins and overcoats, in fine condition, with post-WWII manufacturer stamps. Post war Austrian ( but identical to WW II German). G2008..........Steel "dog tag" unused blanks. Erkennungsmarke: Standard issue German military identification tag, often called a "dog tag". The Erkennungsmarke was instituted and first issued in August of 1939 to all members of the German Wehrmacht. Thereafter, the tag was issued to all soldiers shortly after they were first inducted into the Wehrmacht. G2010..........WW2 style post war East German mess kit. Aluminium, paint is a light gray. Unmarked. Messkit Model 1931 (Kochgeschirr 31) In 1931, a new generation of equipment was introduced in the German army, the Reichswehr. These included bread bags, canteens and mess kits. The new Kochgeschirr 31 was a redesign. It was shorter than the old model (Kochgeschirr 1908 ), now containing 2 liters instead of the previous models 2.2 liters, and had only 3 marks of 0.25 l inside where there had been four earlier. The new model was to be worn on the bread bag, fixed in a vertical position by a single straight leather strap. To the bread bag, a leather loop and an additional D-ring were added. The mess kit was modified for a single strap. A mess kit was carried by every German foot soldier. The kit was constructed of two pieces of painted aluminum, which were designed to fit tightly together to form a single container. The lower "bail" portion was used for soups and stews, while the upper "plate" portion was used for more solid fare. The mess kit sections, when clamped together, could be used to transport rations for future consumption. Both pieces could be used for cooking, but this quickly destroyed the flat, field-grey or olive drab painted finish. The subject of food is very close to the heart of every soldier. Any item that contains food is highly revered. It was in this spirit that many German soldiers engraved their name or initials on their mess kit. The engravings ranged from simple initials to elaborate works of art. After WWII, some manufacturers started producing mess kits in the early 1950s for police units in East and West Germany. Most of these early post-war mess kits are unmarked. Since the manufacturers used the old molds, often the only distinguishing feature of these models is that the post-war produced mess kits contain handles usually made of aluminum. As the cold war progressed, the now opposing German forces on either side of the iron curtain produced their own mess kit models based on the original 1908 design. The East German NVA (Nationale Volksarmee) introduced this model. The shape and size closely followed the former Kochgeschirr 31, but the handle and wire carrying handle were designed differently. The West German Bundeswehr introduced a taller model, which contained an additional third tray. The East German mess kits carry no marks and have an overall poor quality, but still followed close to the dimensions of the 1931 model. The West German models are constructed of a finer quality, and are very different from the 1931 model. G2011..........WW2 style post war Esbit Folding Stove. This stove was originally used by the Bundeswehr. This stove is USED but still in perfect working condition. Double folding stove is small enough to fit in your tunic pocket. It is an extremely efficient cooking appliance, engineered from metal with specially designed air flow slits to provide a stronger and more directed flame. Supporting side projections improve and focus the heat output by directing the flame upward to envelop the cooking utensil. It has two locking support positions, the fully open position for a pot or a fry pan, or lock the sides into the angled position for better heat concentration on a cup or small coffee pot. Esbit is the ideal primary cooking system for day packers, mountain biking, snowmobiles, and cross country ski treks. It is the time proven perfect backup system for all outdoor adventures, as it will quickly enable you to engage a fire for cooking, safety or to immediately provide needed warmth in all weather conditions. Esbit - German company specialises in a tiny solid-fuel burner. |
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