American equipment set comprising an OD coloured canvas cover, made in 1945 in the UK. The set includes a complete mess tin dated 1944. Also included is a thick OD coloured canvas water cow with reinforced carrying handle. US markings are clearly visible on the front panel. This First World War model has manufacturer's markings that are no longer legible. There is a signal flag made of red and white cotton fabric, with cords present, and a second flag made of red fabric, also with cords. A canteen cover made in the UK in 1944 is included. A TL 122 B torch, with its bulb still in place, bears the manufacturer's markings Gits and a nameplate in the name of Snow. The equipment also includes an incomplete M36 pouch, with no apparent markings. A pair of cutting pliers dated 1944 is included, with visible oxidation on the metal parts. A cardboard box is marked Hand Grenade MKII Frag MKII A1. Another empty cardboard box is marked Cont M43A1. The set contains a metal canteen dated 1918, marked with numerous dents. A brown leather pouch is present, made by EK in 1943. There is also a sturdy OD canvas canteen cover with functional snaps. The belt hook is oxidised and manufacture is attributed to NV Mode in 1943. A complete canteen, with stopper and chain, dated 1944, is also part of the equipment. Finally, a quarter with no visible markings is included. There is some wear and a characteristic patina on all items. Condition II+. Set of American equipment including a canvas cover in OD shade made in 1945 in the United Kingdom. The set includes a complete mess kit dated 1944. A thick OD canvas water bag is also present, with a reinforced carrying handle. A clearly visible US marking appears on the front. This World War I-type model has nowillegible manufacturer markings. Included is a red and white cotton signal flag with intact cords, along with a second red fabric flag also retaining its cords. A mess kit cover made in the UK in 1944 is part of the set. A TL 122 B flashlight, with its bulb still in place, bears the manufacturer marking Gits and a name marking for Snow. The equipment also includes an incomplete M36 suspenders rig with no visible marking. A pair of wire cutters dated 1944 is included, with metal parts showing visible oxidation. A cardboard box is marked Hand Grenade MKII Frag MKII A1. Another empty cardboard box is marked Cont M43A1. The set includes a metal canteen dated 1918, showing many teeth. A brown leather holster made by EK in 1943 is also present. There is a rugged OD canvas canteen cover with functional snap buttons. The belt hook is oxidised and the manufacture is attributed to NV Mode in 1943. A complete canteen with cap and chain dated 1944 is also part of the equipment. Finally, a cup without visible markings is included. Notable wear and characteristic patina are present across all items. Condition rated as Very Good (II+).