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

A complete set of the iconic AN/PRC-10 Manpack Radio, widely used during the Korean and Vietnam Wars. Includes the radio unit, carrying harness, accessory pouch, both short and long antennas, and an H-33 handset (1975 contract). Sold as a collectible display piece; functionality is not guaranteed.

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.

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

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.

Authentic US Military issue hemostatic forceps (Kelly Straight type). Still sealed in the original brown paper wrapper. Manufactured by American Medical Instrument Corp.

Rare Extra Large (XL) vintage US Marine Corps winter drawers. Model M-1950. Dated November 7, 1951 (Korean War era). Made by E-Z Mills, Inc. 50% Wool / 50% Cotton blend. Stamped "USMC DEP'T OF SUPPLIES". Mint / Unissued condition.

An exceptionally rare World War II U.S. Navy Mark 2 combat knife manufactured by the highly sought-after Robeson Shuredge. Comes complete with its period-correct fiberglass scabbard by B.M. Co. (NORD-4723 contract). Both the knife and scabbard exhibit heavy, honest field wear and a deep "salty" patina. A true holy grail for WWII edged weapons collectors.

Real steel from World War II with authentic field history! We are offering a genuine US M3 Trench Knife manufactured by the legendary Camillus Cutlery Co. This is the highly desirable mid-war "Guard Marked" variation. The knife is in beautiful used condition, showing a "salty" combat patina on both the blade and the stacked leather handle. The pommel bears a crisp Ordnance flaming bomb stamp. It comes complete with an original U.S.M8 scabbard featuring a transitional M1910 wire hanger. Crucially, the reverse of the scabbard and webbing features hand-painted "rack numbers" (or laundry numbers), proving this knife saw actual service. A premium piece for any WWII US Airborne collector!

A genuine WWII/Korean War era US Navy cold-weather deck vest. Features a rugged olive drab cotton canvas shell, an incredibly warm alpaca/wool pile lining, and a period-correct brass CONMAR zipper. Estimated size Small. Exhibits authentic "salty" vintage character with minor paint/oil spots, but remains structurally solid.

Rare box of original World War II aircraft identification slides. Marked "Property of U.S. Army Air Forces". Features silhouettes of Axis and Allied planes (Messerschmitt, Wildcat, etc.).

A blade with a true frontline story! We are offering a genuine WWII US M3 Trench Knife manufactured by the renowned PAL Blade & Tool 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 stacked leather handle has a deep, dark patina from heavy use. The pommel still shows the Ordnance flaming bomb stamp. It comes complete with a transitional U.S.M8 fiberglass scabbard (B.M.CO.) equipped with the M1910 wire hanger. An excellent, character-rich piece for any WWII US Airborne collector or reenactor looking for that "been there" look!

The holy grail for restorers and collectors of German combat helmets! Up for sale is an absolutely pristine, unissued leather chinstrap from the very end of WWII. Detailed research confirms the manufacturer as C. Otto Gehrckens from Pinneberg. The specific "RFNr." marking allows us to date this piece with extreme precision to the narrow window between late 1944 and May 1945. This is a flawless New Old Stock (NOS) item featuring late-war steel hardware, making it the perfect finishing touch for a late-war Quist M40 or depot-assembled M42 helmet.