WWII US FIELD TELEGRAPH BAG - This is the small version of the telegraph carrying case. Used with the compact type of telegraph. The entire bottom section is made of leather.

WWII US FIELD TELEGRAPH BAG - This is another example of the large telegraph carrying case. Of Khaki canvis construction. A single shoulder strap is provided. Leather upports are applied to each corner.

WWII US ARMY TP-9 FIELD TELEPHONE - This is a large, portable telephone that was normally used in field headquarters. very heavy duty construction. All components fit in one case.

WWII US ARMY RADIO REMOTE CONTROL UNIT - This equipment was designed to send the radio signal from a location at a distance from where the actual radio was located. very useful to avoid detection by the enemy.

WWII US RADIO BACKPACK FRAME - The radio equipment and batteries needed to be carried into the field. A pressboard frame with shoulder straps was designed to carry the equipment.

WWII US RADIO BACKPACK FRAME - This is another example of the multi-purpose pressboard carrying frame. Complete with paper instructions attached to the upper corner. Retains the back support.

WWII US BC 611 WALKIE TALKIE RADIOS - This is a set of one of the most iconic radios of WWII. Of metal construction with a straight design. An earpiece and mouth piece are clearly visible. Extendable antena on top. - Comin soon

WWII US TELEGRAPH LIGHT SIGNAL DEVICE - This is a communication device that emmitted morse code in the form of a light signal. The equipment comes with the issue box and instructions.

WWII US ARMY HEADPHONES - This is a set of standard military headphones. Used in land, sea and air conditions. A clip is provided to attach the equipment to a tunic.

WWII US NAVY CRV-562 METER - This is a set of gauges contained in a portable metal box. It is designed to measure the output of radios. Complete with rubber leads.

WWII US ARMY ANTENA CARRYING BAG - Of canvis construction. Olive drab color. Complete with shoulder straps which allow the bag to be carried as a backpack.