Unissued USMC Wool Sleeping Bag (Mountain Type) | Full Zip | Mint Condition

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.

An authentic slice of Korean War history! Up for sale is a genuine 1952 dated U.S. Army mechanic's coverall, made from the legendary and highly durable Herringbone Twill (HBT) cotton. This particular piece showcases an interesting field modification: while tagged as a size 36 Long, both the sleeves and trouser legs have been period-shortened and hemmed (likely by a mechanic for safety and mobility). A fantastic item for collectors, reenactors, or vintage workwear enthusiasts.

Experimental pouch EX 54-1 used. Catfish lacks clips.

A museum-grade find: The Experimental Field Cargo Pack (Buttpack) from the 1954 EX-54 trials. This rare prototype is the direct forefather of the iconic M-1956 buttpack used in Vietnam. Produced in limited numbers for field testing, it features unique construction details and hardware distinctive to the 1954 experimental series.

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.

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.

Guaranteed original World War II Shoulder Sleeve Insignia of the Tenth United States Army. Features the white Roman numeral "X" on red. Famous for the Battle of Okinawa. UV Negative tested. Cut Edge construction.

A blade with a true combat story! We are offering a genuine WWII US M3 Trench Knife manufactured by the Utica Cutlery Co. This is the 1944 "Guard Marked" variation. This knife is a certified "salty" frontline veteran—the blade shows honest signs of period field sharpening, and the stacked leather handle has a deep, dark patina from heavy use. It comes complete with a period U.S.M8A1 fiberglass scabbard (B.M.CO.) that features a clear "VP" (Victory Plastics) logo on the back. Crucially, it still retains its original, neatly tied leather leg thong. An excellent, character-rich piece for any WWII US Airborne or edged weapons collector!

An authentic World War II U.S. Military waterproof rifle cover, famously known as the "Invasion Bag". Used extensively during amphibious landings like D-Day and the Pacific island campaigns to protect M1 Garands and Springfields from surf and sand. Unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition featuring an exceptionally crisp August 1943 date stamp.

An authentic World War II U.S. Navy Mark 2 combat/utility knife, manufactured by the renowned PAL Cutlery Co. (marked RH-37). Features the classic stacked leather handle and comes with its correct, hard fiberglass Mk2 scabbard. The blade shows honest field sharpening, but importantly, the tip remains sharp and has not been rounded off. A fantastic, "salty" collectible.

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.