US ARMY M1 CARBINE AMMO POUCH - 1957
This ammo pouch is not from the Korean war period, however, its design is identical to that
employed during the Korean conflict. As a matter of fact the design was introduced during
World War One ,
its used continued during
World War Two
and remained pretty much unchanged even during the Vietnam war.
Of canvis construction. a single pull-dot snap type secured the lid in the closed position.
A couple of gromets are placed in the bottom section. This allows the soldier to attach
articles to the pouch.
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The inside of the flap has black ink stamped markings that read:
Pocket Ammunition Magazine
M1 carbine Rifle
FSN 51-251-6250
rainier Dell Mfg
QM (CTM) 250 E-57 6-2-57
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This Korean War US military collectible may be currently
reproduced.
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