Čepice NWU s hodností

Čepice NWU

a) 7 3/8 Modrá, skladový stav

b) 7 1/8 zelená s hodností, skladový stav

Genuine US Navy Seabees organizational patch in original sealed Vanguard packaging. Embroidered on NWU Type I(Blue Digital) camouflage fabric. Official Mil-Spec insignia for the now-retired "Blueberry" uniform. Mint condition..

Genuine US Military ammunition bandoleer. Holds 6x M4/M16 magazines. Woodland Camouflage. Snap button closures. Condition: Unissued / New Old Stock.

Genuine US Army reversible helmet cover for MICH/ACH helmets. Features Woodland camo on one side and 3-Color Desert (DCU) on the other. Manufactured by Mount Rogers (2004). Size Small/Medium. Unissued condition.

Genuine internal suspension webbing for the US PASGT "Fritz" Kevlar helmet. Complete with metal mounting clips. Olive Drab Nylon. Unissued New Old Stock.

A true collector's unicorn. These are Experimental / Test & Evaluation combat boots originating directly from the US Army Natick Soldier Systems Center. Produced in limited numbers for R&D purposes during the post-Vietnam era (1970s-80s), these boots feature unique design elements intended to test new concepts in soldier footwear.

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.

Used M1 helmet cover in Woodland camouflage. The cover is marked with number 50.

Unusual M1 helmet cover in M81 Woodland pattern. Made of lightweight Rip-Stop fabric (rare for M1 covers). No contract markings (Sterile). Likely a PX (Private Purchase) item or export contract. Mint, unissued 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.

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.