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.

Fast-draw Tier 1 gear for your battle belt! Up for sale is a genuine Eagle Industries Single Magazine Pouch in the highly sought-after AOR 1 (Desert Digital) camouflage pattern. Designed for a double-stack pistol magazine, MP7 mag, or a multitool, this pouch features an internal Kydex "Fire Base" (FB) insert that retains its shape for lightning-fast reloads. Designed with a belt loop (W/Belt) for direct mounting and equipped with a bungee retention cord. Unissued New Old Stock from 2009.

The heavy hauler of the US Special Operations Forces: The Gregory UM21 Main Rucksack, part of the SPEAR BALCS system. Unlike standard issue gear, this pack features a commercial-grade, high-performance suspension system designed to carry massive loads in comfort. Manufactured by Gregory Mountain Products. Features the iconic Woodland camouflage. Condition is lightly used, showing minor signs of wear but fully serviceable with intact waterproofing on the bottom.

A pristine collector's item: Genuine US Military Wrist Compass, still sealed in its original government packaging. The label bears the date code MAR 91 (March 1991), placing its manufacture right at the conclusion of Operation Desert Storm. Because the MIL-SPEC foil barrier bag has never been opened, the compass inside is in guaranteed New Old Stock (NOS) condition. A true time capsule piece for surplus collectors.

Complete your early GWOT desert rig! Up for sale is an unissued, commercial ALICE 1-Quart Canteen Cover in Desert Tan/Khaki. This is a classic example of "Private Purchase" (or PX) gear popular with US troops during the 1990s and early GWOT deployments when official desert gear was scarce. It features the standard design with a synthetic fleece lining and a front water purification tablet pocket. Includes two metal ALICE clips for belt attachment. Mint, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition.

An authentic U.S. Army Field Manual dated December 1988. This highly desirable manual covers the operation, maintenance, and tactical employment of the devastating MK 19 MOD 3 40mm Grenade Machine Gun. Featuring a classic line drawing of the weapon system on its cover, this is an excellent reference piece for heavy weapons enthusiasts and late Cold War / Desert Storm militaria collectors.

Genuine organizational patch of the 270th EOD Squadron (US Air Force). Features the classic EOD bomb imagery and the unit motto "Semper Primus". Semi-subdued tactical colors typically worn on flight suits. Used condition.

Massive USGI Graphic Training Aid for the Browning M2 .50 Cal Machine Gun. Dated 1982. Dimensions 70cm x 120cm. Features parts layout silhouettes and assembly checklist. Excellent wall art.

A museum-quality named uniform! Up for sale is a complete, original U.S. Army OG-507 fatigue set (shirt and pants) belonging to Major Norton, a veteran of the elite Special Forces (Green Berets). Dating from the late 1970s to 1980s, the shirt is fully badged with original subdued insignia, including the coveted Master Parachutist badge and Special Forces shoulder sleeve insignia. A fantastic find for serious Cold War militaria collectors.

A serious collector's piece from the dawn of US desert ops! Up for sale is a genuine U.S. Army 6-color desert camouflage "Chocolate Chip" DBDU coat. This is not your standard Desert Storm era piece, but a highly sought-after 1st contract from 1981. The coat is fully badged, named to a Staff Sergeant Gomez, and features 3rd Army patches on both sleeves. Made from durable NYCO twill. In the perfect, highly wearable size Medium Regular.

Extremely rare squadron patch for VA-185 "Nighthawks". Deployed on USS Midway during the Gulf War and disestablished in 1991. Vintage Cut Edge construction (likely Japanese Theater Made). A-6 Intruder insignia.