New reproduction of the standard WWII first aid pouch with lift-the-dot closure.
What period is this first aid pouch a reproduction of?
This is a reproduction of the standard M1924 first aid pouch used during World War II. It is an exact copy of those produced during that period. The pouch is suitable for a WW2 harness and belt. It also fits well with 1928 web gear.
What type of closure does the pouch feature?
The pouch features a lift-the-dot closure. This is a standard type of closure for this style of first aid pouch. It is a functional and period-appropriate detail.
What can the pouch hold?
The pouch is designed to hold a Carlisle bandage box perfectly. It can also accommodate an original medical packet. Some pouches are used to hold other small items, such as cigarettes.
Is the quality of the reproduction good?
The reproduction is described as being of good quality. It is well-made and sturdy. The material is a close colour match to present gear.
Does the pouch require any adjustments to fit on a belt?
Some pouches may require modification to the hook to fit onto a belt. This can involve bending the hook to achieve a proper fit. Other pouches fit perfectly onto a WW2 harness and belt without adjustment.
Is the lettering on the pouch historically accurate?
The reproduction does not use copyrighted or service-marked lettering from the original pouches. This is a deliberate choice in its design. The absence of such lettering is appreciated for its ethical approach to reproduction.
These answers are generated automatically from this product's own description and from customer reviews. They are a guide only and we take no responsibility for their accuracy. If a detail matters to your purchase, please ask us about this item to confirm it before ordering.
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