Original U.S. WWII 1943 Color Silk Escape Map with Pouch, Compass and Hacksaw 43/C 43/E U.S. Field Gear whereas the British Mills bomb

whereas the British Mills bomb could only be thrown about 15 yards

For storage

This style of Northern Indian War Axe known as a Bullova came from what were referred to as "the Wild Tribes" of the Chota

This example of a Luftwaffe M40 helmet retains much original paint

Original U.S. WWII 1943 Color Silk Escape Map with Pouch, Compass and Hacksaw 43/C 43/E U.S. Field Gear whereas the British Mills bombOriginal Item: Only One Available. In 1943 a series of cloth escape maps were produced that are immediately recognized by their vivid colors. These maps are of the European Theater and were issued to Allied pilots of the US, RAF, and RCAF. Printed by the company of John Waddington, Ltd, the maps consist of eight colors and are primarily at a scale of 1: 1,000,000 with larger scale inserts. There are ten sheets in this series, which are composites of