Eagle Industries AOR1 MBITR Pouch | Belt Mounted Only | NSW Issue | Rare

The ultimate collector's piece for NSW enthusiasts: An original Eagle Industries Rhodesian Recon Vest (RRV) in the restricted AOR1 (Desert Digital) camouflage. The tag bears the coveted "DIG2" designation and a production date of 01/07 (January 2007), placing it squarely in the prime era of Navy SEAL operations. The RRV is famous for its versatility, allowing the user to fold the bib down for a chest rig configuration or up for plate coverage. Condition is Unissued / Mint, crisp and clean.

A true collector's "Unicorn" piece from the Naval Special Warfare (NSW) inventory. This is the London Bridge Trading (LBT) 1961K Chest Rig in the restricted AOR1 camouflage. Crucially, this is the 330D Cordura version (marked on tag), made specifically to reduce weight for elite operators. Designed for 7.62mm platforms like the MK17 SCAR-H. Dated October 2010, placing it squarely in the prime era of DevGru operations.

Rare Paraclete Armor & Equipment SOF BDU Uniform (Jacket & Pants). Saint Pauls, NC production (2007 Contract). Desert Digital pattern. Size Large-Long. Mint / Unissued condition.

PASGT helmet foam insert. Can be adjusted for all sizes. Original packaging.

A highly collectible piece of "Old Gen" tactical comms gear: The TASC (Tactical Assault Special Communications) Headset. This style was the gold standard for US Navy SEALs and Force Recon during VBSS operations in the 1990s and early 2000s. It features the iconic OD green mesh suspension system designed to fit comfortably under a helmet.Collector's Note: This unit is terminated with the rare 10-Pin Maritime Connector, used with waterproof maritime radios (like the maritime PRC-148). Includes the large circular PTT assembly.

Very nice Parka, Extreme Cold Weather (Fishtail, Shosak) with liner and hood. Size medium. Very nice colour and condition. There are a few small holes in one spot on the chest see photo. Size Medium. Parka is from 1982, liner is from 1973 and hood is from 1979 with faux fur.

A vintage USGI M183 Demolition Charge Carrying Case (Satchel Charge Bag). This specific example is stamped 4/78(April 1978), making it a genuine piece of Cold War era field gear. Made of heavy olive drab cotton canvas, it features the distinctive small side pouch for a firing device and a dual-compartment interior. The bag is in used, "salty" conditionwith visible wear, fraying, and small holes, ideal for collectors who prefer gear with a "been there" look.

A complete black BDU uniform set (Coat & Trousers) acquired from the estate of a US Army Special Forces soldier. Black uniforms like this were typically unit-purchased for OPFOR (Opposing Force) role-play or counter-terrorism training. Manufactured by Starr Mountain Sportswear. The condition is exceptional – unlike most surplus black gear which fades to grey, this set retains its deep, saturated black color. Size Medium - Regular.

Used ALICE pouches.

US Duffle Bag manufacturer Defense Personnel Support Center. Contract from the early 1970s. The bag is signed SP/4 W. A. Collins and personal, number 164-42-5658. Very nice condition.

A spectacular collector's piece: Original 1972 US Army M-65 Field Jacket in Unissued / New Old Stock (NOS)condition. Manufactured by the renowned John Ownbey Co., Inc.. This jacket features the highly desirable and scarce "Grey Lining" (as opposed to the standard OD green) and heavy-duty Brass Zippers. The fabric retains its original sheen and crispness. Includes an original 1972 quilted liner (lightly used). Size Medium Regular.