M-1 Garand .30 cal Ammo Can M19A1

A magnificent and historically significant collector's set: Original Korean War M-1951 Fishtail Parka. This set is exceptional because all components are US Marine Corps issued, and the liner features the rare stencil "C. W. Bn.". This stands for Cold Weather Battalion, the specialized unit formed in 1951 at Pickel Meadows to train Marines for the freezing conditions of Korea (Chosin Reservoir campaign).

• The Hood: Dated 1951, "U.S. Marine Corp." stamped, real fur ruff.

• The Liner: Wool pile, stamped "U.S. Marine Corps Depot of Supplies" and "C. W. Bn."

• The Shell: Heavy cotton sateen, heavy-duty brass zipper. Condition is remarkably good. Size Medium.

A vintage shoulder sleeve insignia for the 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment (503rd PIR), featuring their famous moniker "THE ROCK" earning during the WWII jump on Corregidor. Based on the construction (Merrowed Edge) and materials (Cotton threads that do not glow under UV light), this patch dates to the Post-War era (1950s or 1960s). It is typically found on reunion jackets or occupation-era uniforms.

Rare 1950s Shoulder Sleeve Insignia for the 508th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. Two-piece set (Patch + Airborne Tab). Authentic "Cut Edge" construction with "Snowy Back". Unissued condition.

A guaranteed original World War II shoulder patch for the US Airborne Command. This insignia was worn by paratroopers and glidermen during their training phase (e.g., at Camp Toccoa or Fort Benning) before deployment to specific divisions. The iconic design features a white glider and parachute on a red shield, surmounted by the black and gold "AIRBORNE" tab. The patch features authentic Cut Edge construction and a pristine "Snowy Back" reverse.

Genuine World War II US Marine Corps wool overcoat. Features the 6th Marine Division "Melanesia Micronesia Orient" patch and PFC rank. Dated 1942-43. Size 2-S. Outstanding condition.

A highly collectible "Theater Made" patch from the Occupation of Japan (1945-1950) era. This insignia belongs to the 187th Parachute Glider Infantry Regiment (187th PGIR) of the 11th Airborne Division. It features the unit's distinctive mascot under a parachute on a yellow felt base, a hallmark of Japanese production for US troops. This is the era when the unit earned its famous nickname "Rakkasans" (falling down umbrella men).

A world-class collector's item. These are Experimental USMC Trousers in Frogskin (Duck Hunter) camouflage, originating from the Test Series produced prior to the adoption of the standard P1941 utility uniform. An incredibly scarce developmental piece intended for advanced collections and museums.