US Army M-51 Trousers (1950s) Original | Korean War | Wool/Cotton | Size Large-Regular

Genuine US Military wool-lined sleeping bag. Heavy-duty full-length zipper allows it to open flat as a blanket. Water-repellent shell with wool interior. Unused / New Old Stock condition.

Rare vintage medical surplus dated May 1957. Curved Kelly type forceps manufactured by Columbia Surgical Instrument Co., Brooklyn, NY. Still sealed in original packaging.

An extremely rare original patch of the UDT (Underwater Demolition Teams) dating to the Korean War era. These elite "Frogmen" (often nicknamed "The Naked Warriors") were responsible for hydrographic reconnaissance and beach clearance ahead of amphibious landings like Inchon. These units are the direct lineage of the modern US Navy SEALs.

Ultra-rare, hard-to-find "Big Head" size (7 ¾) protective helmet. US Made, QM1C model featuring a hard shell and pristine leather liner. Unissued condition.

A museum-quality collector's set featuring experimental/prototype Shoulder Sleeve Insignia (SSI) designs for the 10th Mountain Division. Dating back to the division's reactivation as a Training Division at Fort Riley during the Korean War era (1948–1954), these specific designs and color variations were tested but never officially adopted for mass issue.

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.

A Holy Grail for Pacific Theater collectors! Up for sale is an incredibly rare, complete 3-piece US Marine Corps winter wool uniform set, manufactured in Australia in 1942. This legendary "Aussie made" rig consists of the short "Vandegrift" style blouse (badged to a Corporal), a garrison cap with an original EGA device, and trousers. Amazingly, the trousers are in unissued NOS (New Old Stock) condition with the original paper spec tag still attached. These uniforms were famously issued to the 1st Marine Division veterans resting in Melbourne after Guadalcanal. A true museum-quality centerpiece.

The definitive reference guide by Michael S. Breuninger (Schiffer Military History). Comprehensive study of US Air Force, Army, Navy, and Marine Corps survival gear from WWII through the modern era. Features detailed photos of survival vests, life rafts, radios, and kit contents. Essential for identification.

An authentic vintage U.S. Marine Corps / U.S. Army cotton web trouser belt strap (WWII / Korean War era). Please note: this listing is for the canvas webbing only; the buckle is missing. Finished in the classic khaki/tan color. One of the straps features a fantastic hand-written recruit stencil. Measuring 83cm (approx 32.6"), this is a smaller vintage size. Perfect for restoring an incomplete buckle or for a mannequin display..

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.

Authentic World War II US Army Air Forces shoulder sleeve insignia. Classic "Hap Arnold" winged star design. Fully embroidered with cut edge. Original vintage condition.

An authentic collector's lot of vintage US military medical supplies, perfect for filling out a combat medic's bag display. Includes a paper-wrapped tourniquet, an original "Surgitube" gauze envelope, an early tightly-rolled cotton bandage, and a set of minor surgical field tools in a pouch. Sold strictly for collectible, display, and reenactment purposes only.