Original Japanese WWII Late War Canvas Jungle Arisaka Ammunition Pouch U.S. Air Force This company also used the

This company also used the abbreviation "Landes=Lief

Year of Manufacture: 1830 - Converted and Cut Down Later

Osness however dropped down to the navigators hatch instead of using the bomb bay exit

with the expected age and patina

This company also made helmet covers during the war

Original Japanese WWII Late War Canvas Jungle Arisaka Ammunition Pouch U.S. Air Force This company also used theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a Japanese Late WWII Ammo pouch for Arisaka Rifles, made from canvas. This example does not appear to be rubberized, so it has survived rather well. As the war progressed and materials like leather became scarce, Japan turned to rubberized canvas to make items such as slings, bayonet frogs, belts, and ammo pouches. The rubberized items were especially more feasible for use in tropical