Original US Army Duffel Bag | 2-Strap Version | OD Green

A definitive piece of early GWOT / PMC history: RBR Tactical Armor, model RBR-Flex 35 in 3-Color Desert (DCU). RBR vests were the gold standard for Private Military Contractors operating in Iraq circa 2003-2005. This size XL vest features sewn-in (non-removable) soft armor panels and includes drop-in steel plates for added protection. The attached Hawaii Flag patch gives it a unique "theater-used" provenance and personality.

Genuine US Military BDU trousers (originally 3-Color Desert) professionally overdyed to deep green. Creates a unique "Ghost Camo" effect. Contrast tan stitching. Ripstop fabric. Measured size: Waist 100cm (approx 39"), Length 119cm (approx 47"). Fits like Large/XL-Long.

A true piece of early GWOT history: The S.O.Tech Force Recon Chest Rig in OD Green. Featuring the desirable "Los Angeles, CA" label, dating it to the 2003 invasion era. Used extensively by elite units like USMC Force Recon. Condition is Used/Surplus. Note: There is a cracked Fastex buckle on one of the magazine pouches, which reflects its field use but is easily repairable.

A highly desirable "Old Gen" Wilcox artifact: The L2 Series One-Hole Bracket (P/N 28300G10B). Laser marked with the date 02-10-01 (2001), making it a perfect piece for an early Afghanistan invasion (OEF) loadout. This mount requires a single hole drilled in the helmet and features the sought-after integrated retractable lanyard system to secure Night Vision Goggles. Used by Tier 1 operators before the 3-hole shroud became standard.

A world-class collector's piece: A complete US SOF Experimental Kit from 2004, widely regarded as "The Missing Link" between the legacy SPEAR ELCS and the modern MLCS/SFLCS systems. This sterile (unmarked) prototype kit was produced for Test & Evaluation (T&E) by Tier 1 units, specifically Delta Force (CAG) and Navy SEALs, before the adoption of Eagle Industries gear. It features a unique hybrid design never seen in mass production.

Genuine S.O. Tech Large Medical/Trauma Backpack issued to a medic of the elite Czech SOG (Special Operations Group). Coyote Brown. Near Mint condition. Features operator's blood type spray-painted on the belt.

Vintage wooden presentation plaque from the Cold War era. Awarded to a Senior Engineer NCO of the 3rd Bn, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne). Stationed at Fort Gulick, Canal Zone. Features a gold-tone soldier relief. Named to SFC(P) J.L. Roush..

Used headband for M1 helmet. Year of manufacture 1974.

Genuine 1983 USMC M1 helmet cover made by MPLS Society for the Blind. Woodland camo with Iron-on EGA. Heavily used condition: features authentic rust stains from the steel pot and frayed foliage slits. True combat look.

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.

A specialized piece of USMC marksmanship gear: The Shooting Jacket in the desirable 6-Color Desert ("Chocolate Chip") camouflage pattern. Unlike standard combat uniforms, this jacket is designed specifically for the rifle range, featuring integrated recoil padding on the right shoulder and huge padded patches on the elbows for comfort in the prone position. This example is dated 1983 and is in Unused / Mint condition.

A distinctive ceremonial weapon: The United States Marine Corps NCO Sword. Adopted in 1859, it is the oldest weapon in continuous service in the US armed forces. This example is manufactured by Newtel Inc. and features a polished stainless steel blade, making it ideal for display or parade use. The blade is acid-etched with the scrollwork and the legend "United States Marines". It comes complete with its scabbard. Condition is Used, with no personal name engraved on the blade.