We manufacture a museum quality reproduction 1892 shelter half. Our reproduction is based on U.S. Army Uniforms and Equipment, 1889 by the Quartermaster General of the Army. It is exact in every detail, with the exception of the hand-sewn buttonholes, which we will do by hand for an additional charge. Our reproduction 1892 shelter tents come complete with the two-section pole, four tent pins, guy-line and foot-stops.
Cost with machine sewn buttonholes is $150.00 for each half or $300.00 for the complete tent.
CANTEEN STOPPER ASSEMBLY
If you have ever tried to rebuild an enameled steel Imperial German canteen, you will know how hard it is to repair the stoppers. These are all new reproduction parts and ready for assembly. Because these reproduction parts are not interchangeable with all original stoppers, they are only sold as a set.
Cost: $20.00 per set
Three section wooden tent pole with steel reinforcements, used to erect your zeltbahn. These are a very nice reproduction and are acceptable for both WWI and WWII impressions.. They are the correct length, not the shorter French version. Each man carried three poles and three pegs.
Cost: $45.00 per set of three
Reproduction cast aluminum tent pegs. Perfect to use for World War One or Two. The pegs are cast from a high-strength aluminum alloy, however you should not strike them with a metal hammer, use the heel of your boot or a piece of wood.. These are a very nice reproduction and are acceptable for both WWI and WWII impressions. Each man carried three poles and three pegs to erect his zeltbahn.
Cost: $20.00 per set of three
A classic reproduction long handled shovel, based on an original in Bill Comb's collection. Great for filling sandbags or rearranging some stinking mudhole. Please remember that shovels are for moving dirt, not chopping trees or prying out rocks.
Cost: $175.00
This is truly a museum quality reproduction, based on an original in Ken's own collection.
Cost: $69.00 per periscope
WWI MILITARY BICYCLE ACCESSORIES
Ken found a World War II bicycle to restore and in the process discovered that the correct tire pump and tool box were simply not available. So he reproduced them. There was so much interest in these reproductions, that he decided to offer them for sale. They are complete, ready to use, including the correct WWII OD paint. Thanks to Ken's good friend John Anson for the photographs and measurements of an original tool box in his collection.
Cost: $35.00 per Bicycle Tire
Pump
Original Pump Clamps when available,
$10.00
