Original U.S. WWII British-Made M1911 Magazine Pouch by M.E. Co. - Dated 1944 MG 34 Accessories This 1967 tailor made uniform

This 1967 tailor made uniform is named to Major-General Geoffrey Thomas Alexander Armitage CBE (5 July 1917 – 23 June 1996) who was a career officer in the British Army officer

which we have been able to read the top two lines of:

Manila Bay departed on 12 October for waters east of the Philippines

who became Spectre's second combat fatality

- 1939 Reichsparteitag Tinnie marked RZM M9/62 Ziemer & Sohne

Original U.S. WWII British-Made M1911 Magazine Pouch by M.E. Co. - Dated 1944 MG 34 Accessories This 1967 tailor made uniformOriginal Item. This is a fantastic example of a British manufactured khaki pouch for M1911 magazines. The underside of the flap reads: U. S. M. E. Co. 1944 BRITISH MADE The lift the dot snaps are in good order and there is a faint broad arrow marking above the maker stamp. Ready for display.