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Experimental pouch EX 54-1 used. Catfish lacks clips.
Used celts with USMC markings from the 1950s. Celts have nice colors. Due to previous use they have minor pinholes and repairs.
Sweetheart pillow 101st Airborne Division "Screaming Eagles" Fort Campbell. 1950s-1960s. Nice condition.
Originally packaged straight pean Forceps, Hemostatic, Straight Kelly. 1950s production.
Unused USMC Poncho, Lightweight with Hood. Contract from 1952. This type of poncho does not survive in many pieces. Most were used up during the Vietnam War. The poncho is similar to the type introduced in the 1960s but is made of a much lighter material. Long-term storage.
US Wooden ammo box - Cal. 30 in 8 RD Clips Bandoleers. Year of manufacture 1952.
Original packed pean - Forceps, Hemostatic, Curved, Kelly. Packing year 1957.
Unused USAF Yangtze River - Honshu escape map. Printed on silk. Printed in 1951. Dimension 97cmx97cm.
Used patch 503rd PIR Parachute Infantry Regiment "The Rock". The patch does not glow under UV light.
Unused US Army jumpsuit M1942. Size 40R. Year of manufacture 1943. The overalls are complete, including the inner sleeves. Duck hunter (Frogskin) camouflage. Jumpsuit has several holes see photo.
M4 Camillus bayonet with M8 scabbard from B.M. Co.
More used overalls for UK tankers. The suit has many repairs and minor damages. In the post-war period, the original zipper was replaced with a full-length velcro. Sized for a figure of approx 190cm. The label is missing.
Used US Army Tent, Shelter, Half. Stamps are not visible. Several small holes and one tear.'see photo. It is made of two parts with slightly different colour.
US aluminum drinking cup. Year of manufacture: 1945.
Original US bandage in green metal tin box.
Rare USMC experimental vest with ballistic or shrapnel protection and DORON plates. Size M. Lightly used stock condition.
This type of vest is one of the test pieces produced during WWII. While the US. Army preferred to use metal plates, the USN and USMC tested the DORON material.
The material was named after Gen. G. F. Doriot, who commanded the Research and Development Branch, Office of the Quartermaster General.
USMC Knapsack. The name D. F. Baker and the number 486971 are written on the backpack. The stamp with year of manufacture and manufacturer is not legible.
Patch of 511th "Angels" PIR from WW II. Does not glow under UV light.
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