It is rather odd. What would you keep in there? 1 five cell pouch was the norm, never seen a 3 cell in Europe. Extra mags were held in a thompson mag...

I dont think its an MP40 or the Beretta. The receiver/upper parts extend back over the pistol grip/hand position, thats not the case with the '40 or t...

If there was a caption with the photo it might have helped a little. Giving context to a single photo. I dont think it's a patchett, the mag would be ...

I agree, strange how detached it all is.

And here is a third link.

Yes, and that's the second link to that footage on this page of the thread. This was the view seen from the Dom. The yellow arrow is the Panther,...

No, repro made by/for these good folk. Look here is one of theirs on ebay;

I was thinking more of the cheaper tan ones that places like epic sell. Those look pretty much the same as the more expensive set! The Epic ones are Â...

But the originals are just that, aged. Back then they would have had more colour in them. For a few quid more than tan ones, these are splendid replic...

No, you got what you got. LW did have some blue/grey canvas kit issued but by mid war were getting all colours. Olive green is by far the most common ...

It is often thought it was a 116th Panther. There are a few post action pictures that show the burnt tank sat before the Dom. The fire was so intense ...

A zinc tin with Blanco impressed in the top. Not perfect but the first one I had seen for sale for 5 years. A little wrench to aid changing the valves...

I built a 24 section tent one year at Beltring, all original. You can get a package deal from some vendors. Richard Underwood does one, 4 zelts, 4 p...

More blummin' Yank guns? What you moaning about? The 101st won the war so we need those guns to be correct.