U.S. Military Genuine M3 Anti-Tank Gun Accessory Case

U.S. Military Surplus

A large bag for storing spare parts for the M3 anti-tank gun, which was deployed to the U.S. military during World War II in the 1940s.

Made of canvas fabric with leather handles.
Can be tightened with two straps on the outside.
Although it has the appearance of a bag, the inside has flaps on both sides that wrap around, making it easy to fully open the bag when replacing parts.
The main compartment appears to have leather reinforcement, pockets, and straps to classify each part.
Judging from the sturdy handles, it is believed that it was used to transport heavy items.
It probably has the same capacity as a flyer's kit bag.

The bag itself is rare, but the ones that do appear are often covered in grease and filthy.
Considering its age, this one is only slightly dirty, and judging from the creases in the straps and pockets, it can be said to be in mint condition, with no signs of use in the field.

External dimensions: Approximately 60x56x8 (cm)
As mentioned above, the shape of the bag is not fixed, so the capacity is flexible as long as it can be wrapped with the inner flaps and secured with the straps.