USMC M-1950 Winter Drawers | Dated 1951 | Size XL | Wool/Cotton | NOS

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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.

Genuine US Marine Corps M1941 Pack System set. Includes the upper Haversack (dated 1952) and lower Knapsack. The Knapsack is in excellent condition and named to "KEHOE". The Haversack features a field repair on one strap. Authentic Korean War gear.

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 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.

Museum-grade 1952 dated OG-107 Sateen Shirt (Type I). Unissued / New Old Stock condition. Manufactured by Philadelphia Q.M. Depot. Size Small. Authentic Korean War era gear.

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.

Genuine World War II US Army "Attachment, Cargo, Packboard". Designed to lash onto the plywood packboard to carry loose gear. Made of heavy-duty treated cotton duck (impregnated). Often used by Medics and Mountain troops. Used vintage condition with patina.

A museum-grade piece with a direct link to the liberation of Czechoslovakia! Up for sale is a highly sought-after early WWII US M1 Helmet featuring "Fixed Bales" and a front seam. The steel pot proudly bears a hand-painted 94th Infantry Division insignia. It comes paired with an original Seaman Paper Company liner—confirmed by a clear "S" stamp in the dome—featuring OD#3 webbing, dark "A-washers," and its original leather sweatband (1943-1944). Discovered as a genuine barn find near Vimperk (Czechia), a staging area for the 94th ID in 1945. Despite a natural age crack in the liner, this is a Holy Grail item with priceless local provenance!

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!

An incredible pre-Pearl Harbor USMC rarity! Up for sale is an original matching pair of U.S. Marine Corps canvas leggings (gaiters) safely dated to August 1941. This pair comes in the highly sought-after and rare Size 4, making it highly desirable for modern reenactors. Adding immense historical value are the stenciled identities of two different Marines on the inside (RENNA. F. and VALLEY. A. J.), showing honest field reissue. All brass hooks, eyelets, and straps are 100% complete and undamaged. Laces are missing. A prime centerpiece for an early-war Marine Corps display!

A rare, unissued World War II era U.S. Navy Binocular Blinker (Tube Type, Spec. 17B15). This specialized signaling device was designed to mount directly onto standard issue 6x30 and 7x50 binoculars for secure, directional Morse code communication between ships. Comes in its original cardboard box with printed instructions. Sold as an untested display collectible.