U.S. Rubber Stamp (Vietnam)

U.S. Rubber Stamp (Vietnam)
Used for stamping clothing and material items.

US Army clothing and equipment rubber inspectors stamp. As in WWII, during the Vietnam conflict many Army clothing items such as combat jackets, trousers, grenade vests, and web gear were stamped with the U.S. logo which was modifed and simplified to that of WWII. All the original US markings were applied using rubber stamps. This stamp can be used an unlimited number of times with either black or white inks to mark any clothing or equipment items with the US stamp. The US mark was commonly on the M-43 jacket. This stamp can be used to mark leather items if used with white ink. Depending on the amount of inking applied to the stamp prior to application, different vintage/faded looks can easily be obtained.