Original US JSLIST Chemical Protective Coat (3-Color Desert) | Large-Regular

Rare "Old Gen" Eagle Industries MLCS Double Grenade Pouch. Features the highly desirable Black Buckles indicating early production (2002-2005). MJK Khaki color. Issued to US Navy SEALs. Unused condition.

True Tora Bora vibes! Up for sale is an original Gregory Shasta expedition backpack in the iconic green/black colorway. During the early days of the War in Afghanistan (Operation Enduring Freedom), elite units like the Green Berets, Navy SEALs, and CIA Ground Branch ditched their heavy, uncomfortable standard-issue packs for top-tier civilian mountaineering gear (known as COTS - Commercial Off-The-Shelf). This specific pack was sourced directly from a US Army Green Beret veteran. It is in nice, field-used condition with all zippers and buckles fully functional. A holy grail piece for early GWOT reenactors and "operator" gear collectors!

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 battle-hardened Mystery Ranch SATL Bridger Assault Pack in Coyote Brown. Manufactured in October 2009, making it a prime piece of kit from the Afghanistan Surge era. Issued to US Special Operations Forces. Features the BVS system and Tri-Zip access. Condition is "Salty" / Heavy Use. There is a visible tear/separation in the fabric near the shoulder strap yoke which will require repair for heavy load bearing. Frame Size: Medium.

Vintage London Bridge Trading pistol holster featuring the desirable "Yellow Tag". Base color Coyote Tan with authentic field spray-paint camouflage. Classic "Salty" operator look.

A newer production run of a bulletproof classic! Up for sale is a genuine US Marine Corps (USMC) magazine pouch manufactured by the highly respected Eagle Industries. Camouflaged in Desert MARPAT, this pouch holds two 30-round 5.56mm STANAG magazines. Dated March 2014 (3/14), this piece features Eagle's newer stylized logo. It features standard MOLLE/PALS webbing, a secure hook-and-loop flap, and a heavy-duty elastic retention band. Excellent, exceptionally clean condition.

Wear a piece of the Iron Curtain defense! Up for sale is an original US Army Cold Weather Field Shirt (often called a "woolie"), contract dated 1978. This specific shirt belonged to a Sergeant First Class (St. Aubin) serving in the famous VII Corps, which formed the frontline defense against Warsaw Pact forces in West Germany during the Cold War. It comes fully badged with subdued nametapes, a unit patch, and metal collar rank pins. Made from a heavy, warm blend of 80% Wool and 20% Nylon in Olive Green 108. Size Medium. Great used condition with no moth holes.

A museum-quality piece with serious history! Up for sale is a genuine U.S. Army "RDF" (Rapid Deployment Force) camouflage coat belonging to Special Forces veteran Major Norton. Dated 1981, this 100% cotton hot weather coat features its original subdued patches, including the Combat Infantryman Badge (CIB), Master Parachutist wings, and SF tabs. Missing one combat patch on the right shoulder with visible "ghost" stitching. A rare find for Cold War militaria collectors. Size Medium Regular.

A rare transitional piece of Cold War field gear! Up for sale is a genuine 1975 U.S. Army ammunition pocket. Unlike the common canvas versions from the Vietnam War, this pouch is made from early OD green nylon, coinciding with the introduction of the ALICE system. Designed to hold heavy M-60 machine gun belts or M3 "Grease Gun" magazines, it features an integrated shoulder strap. A fantastic addition for serious gear collectors.

A pristine example of the US Military Parka, Snow Camouflage. This is a complete set featuring the white cotton shell and the button-in polyester quilted liner. Produced in 1982 by the renowned contractor Alpha Industries, Inc.. The condition is exceptional, appearing unissued with crisp white fabric. Please note: While tagged Small (Chest 33-37"), these are designed as over-garments to fit over full battle rattle, so they fit significantly larger (like a civilian Large/XL).

A hard-to-find pair of US Military "Trousers, Field, Tan". Unlike the common OG-107 utility trousers, these solid tan pants were produced in smaller quantities, typically for OPFOR (Opposing Forces) training or early rapid deployment units in the late 70s. This pair features the contract number DSA100-76-C-0093, dating them to 1976. Made from durable 50% Cotton / 50% Nylon. They feature the classic 6-pocket layout with cargo pockets. Condition is lightly used and excellent.

Genuine button-in insulating liner for the M-65 Field Jacket. Manufactured by Winfield Mfg. Co. in 1978. Size Medium. Excellent vintage condition.