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Rare US Army 68" Pilot/Extraction Parachute in Duckhunter camouflage. Diameter approx. 1.73m. Complete assembly with bag, lines, and riser. Part No. 53D6805. Perfect display size.
Kombinéza HBT vel. 36, ale upravená. Rukávy a nohavice jsou zkrácené, celkově odpovídá velikosti někde mezi MR a M-S.
Ultra-rare US Army Tanker Helmet type QM1C (1950s). Made by Riddell. Hard-to-find Size 7 3/4 (XL). Much rarer than M1938 helmets. Korean War era.
Korean War era original (1950s). Model M-1951 in NOS condition. Heavyweight Wool/Cotton blend, vintage aluminum zipper. Size Large-Regular.
Perfektně zachovalá USMC Green uniforma z 50. let. Sako má klasický střih. Velikost saka 36R kalhoty 30-31. K saku je i opasek.
Rustic wooden wall plaque featuring the 3rd Armored Division insignia. Hand-painted relief emblem with "SPEARHEAD" tab. Size approx. 14x17 cm. Likely a German-made souvenir from the Cold War era.
Originally packaged straight pean Forceps, Hemostatic, Straight Kelly. 1950s production.
M9A1 gas mask with bag, filter and cleaning cloths. Stock condition - including cardboard insert and wrapping paper. Size M.
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.
A scarce and highly desirable original WWII shoulder sleeve insignia of the Merrill's Marauders (5307th Composite Unit Provisional). Famous for their long-range penetration missions behind Japanese lines in the Burma theater. This patch features the correct WWII "Cut Edge" construction. Authenticity verified: The threads do not glow under UV light, confirming the use of vintage cotton materials rather than modern synthetics.
A highly collectible US M4 Bayonet manufactured by the famous CASE cutlery company. Designed for the M1 Carbine. Included is the correct M8A1 scabbard made by BM CO (Beckwith Manufacturing). The bayonet is in used condition. Condition Note: As is common with vintage leather-handled knives, the washers have dried and shrunk over time. This has resulted in the crossguard becoming loose (wobbly).
Rare World War II US Marine Corps Shooting Jacket. Sage green HBT fabric. Features quilted recoil pads on shoulders and elbows. Excellent vintage condition. Size Medium.
Unused 23rd Infantry Division patch.
Authentic WWII German gas mask canister (Gasmaskenbüchse) dated 1944. Late-war production featuring original canvas web straps. Original paint. Excellent collector's condition.
Museum-grade WWII Jungle Suit (One Piece Coveralls) in Frogskin camouflage. Manufactured by Sweet-Orr, dated Feb 19, 1943. Complete with rare internal suspenders. Size 40R. Mint/Unissued condition.
Genuine World War II US Army "I Troop Carrier Command" shoulder sleeve insignia with Airborne tab. Features Glider and Parachute design. Does not glow under UV light (Cotton construction). Mint condition.
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Museum-quality WWII US Marine Corps Paratrooper (Paramarine) Blue Dress uniform. Features the rare 1st Marine Parachute Regiment shoulder patch. Rank of Sergeant. Includes trousers with NCO Blood Stripe and ribbon bars. Size Small.
A superb example of the classic USMC P-44 HBT Utility Coat, highly prized by collectors. This jacket features the distinctive large side-entry chest pockets originally designed for flotation bladders. A key historical detail is that the internal gas flap has been removed, a very common "in-country" modification done by Marines to improve ventilation. The sleeves feature authentic, hand-applied Sergeant chevrons, adding immense character. Original "U.S. MARINE CORPS" donut buttons are intact. Tagged size 38.
Extremely rare US M3 Fighting Knife by Robeson Cutlery. Early "Blade Marked" variant. One of only 36,575 units produced (approx. 1.4% of total M3 production). Complete with original 1943 M6 leather scabbard. A true collector's grail.
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