Orc Industries PCU Level 5 Softshell Pants – Alpha Green – Medium – US SOF Issue

Incredibly rare "PROTOTYPE" item from Massif. Cold Weather Flight Gloves in Multicam. Still sealed in original R&D packaging. Size 10 (Large). A unique piece of modern military history not available to the public.

Genuine MSA Paraclete Low Visibility Body Armor Carrier. Model RCV-P-D19-S. Size Small. Coyote Brown. Unissued condition. Carrier only (no soft armor included).

Pouch for two magazines for M4 Eagle Industries - M4 Double Mag Pouch. Color Coyote Tan. Unused or lightly used condition.

Genuine Eagle Industries administrative pouch in AOR1 (Desert Digital) pattern. Authentic US Navy SEALs / NSW gear. Model "Admin Pouch W/O Light" (Flat). Available dated 2012 (Contract) or 2013 (Batch). Excellent condition.

Rare London Bridge Trading Reversible Tarp (OD Green / 3-Color Desert). Size 145x200cm. Good condition. Includes a heavily used/damaged Woodland/DCU Poncho Liner (Woobie) needing repairs.

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.

Genuine 1980s US Navy SEALs rectangular patch. Subdued "Budweiser" Trident insignia on OD Green background. Cotton twill with cheesecloth backing. Authentic Cold War era special forces insignia.

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.

Genuine US Marine Corps M1 helmet cover in M81 Woodland. Dated 1983. Features the EGA insignia. Manufactured by Volunteer Blind Industries. Used condition with authentic rust staining and patina. True "been there" look.

Rare hard-to-find size XL-Long. Genuine USGI M-1965 Field Trousers dated 1977. Heavyweight NYCO Sateen fabric, heavy duty brass zipper, Contract DSA100-77-C-1391. Cold War era surplus in pristine condition.

A scarce piece of late Vietnam War era web gear: The M14 "Nylon Duck" Magazine Pouch. Unlike the common canvas M1956 pouches, this nylon variant (associated with the M1967 MLCE/ALICE transition) is highly sought after because M14 gear was rarely produced in nylon once the M16 became standard. Contract dated 1972 (DSA100-72-C-0319). Condition is lightly used, featuring the soldier's name "WINK" hand-written on the lid.