I compared the S&Graf Shelter Half with an authentic one. The fabric and color tone have a fairly good feel, though the cord specifications leave a bit to be desired. Still, as a replica you can use without hesitation, it’s perfectly practical.
Introducing a replica of the Japanese military’s gun-soku socks. Made of cotton with a tube-like, heel-less design, they differ from modern Military Socks.
I've put together an overview of the S&Graf reproduction Type 30 Ammunition Pouches, along with a summary of the simple restoration work I performed. All of the steps can be done using basic leathercraft techniques, so even beginners should feel free to give it a try.
An IJA military police NCO in the Type 98 Summer Tunic, armed with a pistol and sword, and when needed a carbine with a cavalry Ammunition Pouch.
Here is an introduction to the Type 5 Canteen used by enlisted men and NCOs of the Imperial Japanese Army. There are three variants—I-gō, Ro-gō, and Ha-gō—distinguished by differences in the Canteen strap.
A Scabbard Cover I made for the Type 95 NCO Sword of sword-bearing IJA NCOs and soldiers. Only provisionally adopted, it is based on records.
Modifying a Windlass Type 30 Bayonet: grinding down the oversized lump on the scabbard tip and redoing the paint in matte brings it much closer to the original.