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Ammunition box for ammunition and bandoliers for M1 Garand rifle.
Pěkné vlněné kalhoty M-1951 ve velikosti L-L. Skladový stav.
Used celts with USMC markings from the 1950s. Celts have nice colors. Due to previous use they have minor pinholes and repairs.
US Wooden ammo box - Cal. 30 in 8 RD Clips Bandoleers. Year of manufacture 1952.
Unused tent shelter half US. Army from 1953. In one corner the fabric is torn see photo.
Original complete parachute in Duckhunter camouflage.
Original packed pean - Forceps, Hemostatic, Curved, Kelly. Packing year 1957.
Experimental Buttpack EX 54-1. Used in nice condition with no damage.
M1 helmet liner with 11th Airborne Division artillery markings. Manufactured by CAPAC in 1951. Very nice condition. Neckband is green from 1957. Liner is signed on inside with original owner's name and number.
Original unused UDT patch. The patch has a small stain on the back side.
Set of experimental patches 10th Mountain Division.
USMC cap P44 with wider visor. Size 7. Material HBT Herring Bone Twill. Used but nice condition.
WW II Airborne Command patch.
Used M1 helmet with fixed bale and ST liner. CLAIR RUBBER CO.. Heat stamp is partially visible and partially covered with a layer of paint and dirt.. The helmet has two cracks (see photo). Liner is in relatively good condition. Helmet is left in the condition it was found.
Used knife USN MK I. Producer Colonial. Scabbard BM Co. Condition see photo.
M4 bayonet from Case. M8A1 scabbard is from BM C.O. The bayonet is in used condition. The ring under the guard is shrunken and the guard is loose.
Used pocket guide A Guide To U.S. Army Insignia. Year of publication 1941.
M4 Camillus bayonet with M8 scabbard from B.M. Co.
Unused USMC Haversack with a second type knapsack. Neither part has manufacturer's markings or date of manufacture. The date on the stock tag is 1945. Perfect unused condition.
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.
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