Rare USMC M-1951 Parka Set – C. W. Bn. (Cold Weather Battalion) – 1951 Dated

Genuine US Army wool mummy sleeping bag. Designed as the inner liner for the M-1949 Mountain system. Center zipper. Condition: Used, with moth holes and a tear. Repair project.

Pěkné vlněné kalhoty M-1951 ve velikosti L-L. Skladový stav.

A distinctive variation of the standard M1943 Entrenching Tool. This shovel features the "JAPAN Z" stamping on the blade, indicating it was manufactured in Japan for US forces during the Post-WWII Occupation or the Korean War (1950-1953) to support logistics in the Pacific theater. It comes paired with a correct period USMC style canvas carrier. A great piece for collectors of Korean War memorabilia.

Nepoužitá zimní vložka do kalhot M51. Značeno USMC. Velikost M-L.

A highly collectible "Unit Marked" M1 Helmet Liner manufactured by CAPAC Manufacturing Co. Issued to a trooper of the 11th Airborne Division ("The Angels"). Features the distinctive division insignia on the side. The CAPAC marking typically dates this liner to the early 1950s (Korean War contracts), making it a historically accurate piece for the era.

A beautifully preserved Cold War/Korean War era US Marine Corps Winter Service "Alpha" uniform set. Includes the four-pocket tunic with original belt and matching trousers. Adorned with Corporal chevrons and named to R. E. Hoisington. Size 36R tunic and 30x31 pants. Minty vintage condition.

A blade with a true frontline story! We are offering a genuine WWII US M3 Trench Knife manufactured by the sought-after Imperial Knife Co. This is the 1944 "Guard Marked" variation. This knife is a certified "salty" combat veteran—the blade shows honest signs of period field sharpening, and the all-leather stacked handle has developed a deep, hard patina from heavy use. It comes complete with a transitional U.S.M8 fiberglass scabbard (B.M.CO. / Victory Plastics) equipped with an M1910 wire hanger and its original leather leg thong. An excellent, character-rich piece for any WWII US Airborne collector looking for that "been there" look!

An authentic World War II Shoulder Sleeve Insignia (SSI) of the famous US 82nd Airborne Division ("All American"). Features the desirable one-piece construction with an attached "AIRBORNE" tab. Unissued stock condition with light vintage patina, verified negative under UV blacklight inspection.

A multi-layered piece of Pacific Theater history: US Navy M1 Helmet featuring a rare Schlueter shell (marked with "S"). The exterior displays a distinct black and "chemical yellow" camouflage pattern often associated with Iwo Jima. The authenticity is confirmed by the visible "ghosting" where the chinstrap masked the paint during application. The Firestone liner reveals a dual life: originally painted Red for Damage/Fire Control, then repurposed as White for MP/Shore Patrol duty.

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..

An authentic World War II-era US M3 combat trench knife manufactured by the highly regarded Kinfolks Incorporated (K.I.). This specific item is a guard-marked variant and features the distinctive "sunburst" peened pommel, a signature manufacturing trait of Kinfolks. Accompanied by an early-pattern M8 scabbard, the knife remains in excellent, untouched collector's condition.

Paratrooper blouse for USMC "Paramarines". This is the second type of camouflage smock, based on the parachute jacket for the Fallschirmjäger. Sometimes this type is referred to as the third type (the first was not camouflaged). The cut of the pockets is unified. The jacket has 4 large inner pockets. Very nice, only lightly used piece with no damage. The colours are rich. All buttons are functional and none are missing. Size markings are not visible but correspond roughly to size Medium. This particular piece is photographed in the Geronimo publication!: U.S. Airborne Uniforms, Insignia & Equipment in World War II (Schiffer Military History). A dedication from the book's author, Bill Rentz, is included with the smock.