Original U.S. WWI Rare USMC Depot Made Marine M1911 Magazine Pouch - Philadelphia Depot Japanese Uniforms Assigned to Eighth Air Force

Assigned to Eighth Air Force on Okinawa in August 1945

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we have had these for almost 20 years and only uncovered them now

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who continued to use the Weimar style eagle throughout the war

Original U.S. WWI Rare USMC Depot Made Marine M1911 Magazine Pouch - Philadelphia Depot Japanese Uniforms Assigned to Eighth Air ForceOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an incredibly scarce piece of early Marine Corps field gear, a Depot made M1911 Magazine pouch. These have a very unique design compared to other M1911 pouches. This rare variation saw a limited production run, from 1918 into the early 1920s, and were only made at the Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot. The pouch has both working front snaps, with stamping under the flap reading: U. S. M. C. PHILA. DEPOT. The