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US Army 618th Engineer Company (Airborne).

A couple of US corporal ranks. One rank has moth holes. On the back is an adhesive tape with the inscription "Mexican Border 1916 - My first Chevron".

Unused H harness M1956 second model. Size L.

Unused US first aid kit M5. Zipper is functional without damage.

Patch 9th Infantry Division WW II.

A highly collectible Gregory UM21 Main Rucksack in the elusive DCU (3-Color Desert) camouflage. Dated January 2001 ("0101"), this pack is a prime example of the gear issued to Special Forces right before the onset of the Global War on Terror. The pack is in excellent lightly used condition with a pristine rubberized bottom. Note: The detachable front carrier panel ("Beaver Tail") is missing, but the pack is otherwise fully functional and ready for use or display.

The heavy hauler of the US Special Operations Forces: The Gregory UM21 Main Rucksack, part of the SPEAR BALCS system. Unlike standard issue gear, this pack features a commercial-grade, high-performance suspension system designed to carry massive loads in comfort. Manufactured by Gregory Mountain Products. Features the iconic Woodland camouflage. Condition is lightly used, showing minor signs of wear but fully serviceable with intact waterproofing on the bottom.

Unused Waterproof Backpack Bag, Waterproof, Clothing. Date of manufacture 1967 and 1968.

Authentic 48-Star United States Flag (Grid Pattern). Issued between 1912-1959. Heavy cotton bunting with sewn stripes. Size approx. 220x126cm. Features distinct "battle worn" look with field-repaired grommets. Historical original.

Sleeping Bag Carrier M1956 "Spaghetti".

Rare US Navy issue buoyant body armor. Manufactured by Ordnance Body Armor (Ord Arm). Features Level IIA ballistic protection and flotation capabilities. High-visibility orange with "U.S. NAVY" stencil. Size Large..

ZIP Cod Directory Station/Branches/Military Camps and Bases.

Rare US Marine Corps experimental test trousers. Tagged "NSN: Development Item". MCTCU Flame Resistant variant (75% FR Cotton / 25% Nylon). 2021 Contract. MARPAT Woodland camo. Size Small-Long. Lightly used.

Original US military "Poncho, Lightweight, with Hood", dated 1952. This item represents a major evolution in field gear introduced during the Korean War. Made from lightweight coated nylon (unlike the heavy rubberized WWII canvas) and featuring an integral hood for the first time. Essential gear for any Korean War USMC display.

Genuine US Marine Corps Pattern 1956 Utility Trousers. OG-107 Cotton Sateen fabric. Distinctive round rear pockets. Waist 80 cm (approx. 31.5"). Used condition, one broken button.

Used P56 trousers. Waist 70cm, length waist - legs 105cm.

The set consists of Overseas Cap, jacket and trousers. All with year of production 1942. Boat is size 7 1/4. Jacket does not show size, but fits approximately a size Small. Pants are in unused condition with the stock tag still attached. The label says Size - 16, Waist 34, Height 5-8.

"Aussie made" uniforms were very popular with members of the First Marine Division in the early part of the war when there were not enough US made uniforms.

Genuine 1958 US Marine Corps utility shirt. Iconic EGA pocket stencil. Cotton Sateen fabric. Features a unique vintage field modification (camo strip sewn on back). Size 38.

Used US Army raincoat. Year of manufacture 1967. Size 42R.

A stunning, near-mint example of the iconic WWII US Army M1911 Campaign Hat (often called the Montana Peak or Smokey Bear hat). The internal leather sweatband features crisp, legible markings dating it to 1944 (Contract RS-1944, PQMD). It comes rigged with the yellow/gold Cavalry branch cord and a US Army Officer's cap device. Finding felt hats of this age without moth damage or deformation is extremely rare. Size: 7 1/8.

CIB colour patch used.

Unused 23rd Infantry Division patch.

Unused RDF helmet cover M1. Year of manufacture 1977.

Unused interior for PASGT helmet. Size XS.

Genuine US Government Issue Khaki Shirt. Cotton construction with quarter-length (short) sleeves. Size Medium. Brand new in original factory packaging (NOS)..

Unused nylon sweatband for M1 helmet liner.

M1 helmet cover in Woodland camouflage (M81). Year of manufacture 1983. Stock condition.

Unused medical kit M3. Material-impregnated cotton. The medical bag includes an original strap. The first aid kit has dirt stains inside the large pocket see photo.

M1 helmet liner with DUI 104th Cavalry Regiment decals on both sides. The original sweatband and straps are replaced with a simplified plastic liner. The liner has a dark green gloss lacquer finish.

A massive relic of electronic warfare in Vietnam: The AN/QSG-126 Detection Transmitting Set, Acoustic. This 15kg air-delivered sensor was designed to be dropped onto the Ho Chi Minh Trail to detect Viet Cong movement as part of the secret Operation Igloo White (McNamara Line). This is an Inert / Training example dated 1968. It remains in excellent condition with the stabilizing fins still taped for storage.

Carrying straps/braces used LC-1.

1x year of manufacture 1975

1x year of manufacture 1974

1x year of manufacture 1977

1x year of manufacture 1980

1x year of manufacture 1982 (red trim)

Genuine Vietnam War era Red Cross identification flag. Contract dated 1968. "Flag, Ident, Red Cross, Amb & Marker". Nylon/Wool blend. Museum quality: Sealed in original bag with original cardboard box..

Additional illumination for U.S. Navy 6x30 and 7x50 binoculars. Stock condition in original box. Functionality not guaranteed - for collector's purposes only.

Unused bottom part for Haversack M1928 green backpack - without leather strap.

Genuine WWII US "Substitute Standard" Black Enamel Canteen. Produced 1942 to conserve aluminum. Includes canvas cover with stencil #591. Authentic "salty" condition with enamel chipping.

A genuine piece of modern Special Operations gear: A USMC MARPAT blouse featuring a "Raid Mod" custom conversion. Commonly used by MARSOC (Marine Raiders) operators, this modification involves relocating chest pockets to the sleeves and adding Velcro fields for IR patches and call signs, optimizing the uniform for use with body armor. Size Large Regular.

A highly desirable Early WWII M1 Helmet configuration. The steel shell features the classic Fixed Bale loops and Front Seam stainless steel rim, dating it to the early war production blocks. The liner (made by IMP) is finished in a high-gloss parade lacquer and adorned with the decals of the 26th "Yankee" Infantry Division and the 101st Infantry Regiment.

The original multi-purpose net. The multi-purpose net is made of olive green nylon, weighs 1 pound and measures approximately 5 feet by 9 feet (60 by 108 inches). Two 14-foot cords were attached to each net to serve as suspension ropes when the net was used as a hammock.

FSN 8465-889-3771 Specification MIL-N-43181

Genuine US Military General Purpose Ammunition Bag. M81 Woodland Camouflage. "Claymore Bag" style with shoulder strap. US stamped. Snap closure. Unissued / New Old Stock.

Belt M1 Garand - Ceremonial. The belt is unused, but stored for a long time.

A rare find for US gear collectors: The genuine US Military Cold Weather "Arctic" Canteen. This specific model is becoming increasingly hard to find as it was produced in a relatively small series compared to standard issue gear. Designed strictly for specialized units in extreme environments, it features a double-walled insulated body to prevent freezing. A scarce piece of field gear history.

An incredible piece of Vietnam War naval history: Original 1967 US Navy OG-107 Cotton Sateen Shirt. This shirt belonged to a diver assigned to the Ship Repair Facility (SRF) at Subic Bay, Philippines, the primary maintenance hub for the US 7th Fleet. Key features include:

• Chest: Embroidered U.S. NAVY tape and Diver insignia (Mark V Helmet style).

• Shoulder: Rare, large colorful patch "COM. NAV. PHIL. SRF SUBIC BAY - DIVING SALVAGE". A true collector's item with specific provenance.

Authentic US Military Chef uniform grouping. Jacket features embroidered "Joint Chiefs of Staff" seal and USMC sleeve patch. Named to "Chef Lowing". Includes checkered chef pants. Excellent used condition.

Genuine US Marine Corps issue shelter half dated 1952. Large "U.S.M.C." stencil. Manufactured by Tweedie Footwear Corp. "New Type" with snaps. Good color, used condition with authentic field repairs/holes.

Genuine Vietnam War 5-Quart Collapsible Canteen / Flotation Bladder. Dated 1968. Made by Trenton Textile. Clear vinyl bladder. Unissued / Mint condition..

Manual Ammunition, General - 1969

A highly desirable Technical Manual (TM 9-1005-249-14) dated August 1966. This manual is a treasure trove for early Vietnam War collectors. It covers the maintenance and repair of the M16 and XM16E1 rifles, but its primary value lies in the inclusion of the XM148 40mm Grenade Launcher. The XM148 was an experimental, failure-prone predecessor to the M203, used briefly by US Special Forces. Original documentation for the XM148 is extremely scarce.

A specialized piece of USMC marksmanship gear: The Shooting Jacket in the desirable 6-Color Desert ("Chocolate Chip") camouflage pattern. Unlike standard combat uniforms, this jacket is designed specifically for the rifle range, featuring integrated recoil padding on the right shoulder and huge padded patches on the elbows for comfort in the prone position. This example is dated 1983 and is in Unused / Mint condition.

Experimental pouch EX 54-1 used. Catfish lacks clips.

A scarce component of the 1954 Experimental Load Carrying Equipment trials. This pouch, stamped EX 54-17, is a prototype item developed by the US Army to test new designs before the adoption of the M-1956 system. A highly desirable piece for advanced collectors of Cold War field gear development.

Genuine US Military modular shelter half for cold weather. Diamond shape. Forms 4, 8, or 12-man tents. Dated 1984. Aluminum fasteners. Unissued / Mint condition.

Scarce early WWII US Marine Corps rubberized poncho in Olive Drab. Dated January 20, 1942. Made by Marathon Rubber Products. Pre-dates camouflage versions. Material is stiff due to age. One snap missing.

Genuine World War II Tropical Combat Boots (Pacific Theater). Rare "GR-S" marked soles. Size 8R. Good condition. Fitted with original vintage laces (short type for lower boots).

Unused bag for Pedersen Device. The Pedersen was an experimental accessory for the M1903 Springfield rifle, which allowed the firing of a pistol-type cartridge of 0.30 calibre (7.62 mm) in semi-automatic mode. The device was developed to allow an infantryman to convert "his rifle into a form of submachine gun or automatic rifle" in approximately 15 seconds.

Production of the Pedersen device and modified M1903 rifles began in 1918.

Authentic WWII accessory set for the M1 Garand grenade launcher system. Includes the M1 Grenade Projection Adapter (dated 1943), M15 Sight with 1944 pouch, and the essential rubber recoil boot. Excellent collector's condition.