USMC Desert MARPAT Boonie Hat | Sewn Nametape | 2002 Contract | Size Medium

A definitive piece of "Old School" kit with authentic field modifications. This Blackhawk Industries (BHI) 1qt Canteen Pouch features the classic "rattle can" camouflage job – the operator sprayed over the manufacturer's tag and the metal snaps to eliminate shine and branding. This "Salty" look is highly prized by collectors of early GWOT and Special Forces gear. Marked with marker on the back.

A must-have for any AR-15/M4 owner! We are offering the top-tier Leatherman MUT (Military Utility Tool). Designed in collaboration with military shooters, this tool features specialized elements for firearm maintenance, including a bronze carbon scraper, a takedown pin punch, and a bolt override tool. The multitool is used but fully functional and free of any structural damage. It comes as a complete package, including the original coyote MOLLE pouch and the dedicated 3/8" wrench / front sight adjustment accessory.

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.

Genuine London Bridge Trading belt-mounted magazine pouch. Model LBT-0280F. Holds 3x 30rnd M4 magazines. Coyote Tan. Heavy-duty buckle. Unissued / Mint condition.

The Gold Standard of modern Special Operations apparel: Patagonia Level 9 (L9) Combat Shirt in the restricted AOR1pattern. Manufactured under Patagonia's "Lost Arrow Project" exclusively for Naval Special Warfare (Navy SEALs/DevGru). This item is in Unissued / Mint condition, a rarity for AOR1 gear. Size Medium Regular. The internal printed tag confirms the model and US manufacturing.

The holy grail of Naval Special Warfare gear! Up for sale is an extremely rare, genuine Eagle Industries pouch for two M4 magazines in the highly restricted AOR1 camouflage (designated internally as "DIG2"). The "01/07" date code places this at the very dawn of AOR1 fielding for elite Navy SEALs and DEVGRU operators. It even retains an original armory rack sticker "N-3" on the back strap, proving real-world issue. Excellent used condition with an honest combat patina.

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 US Navy Utility Shirt (OG-507 Dura-Press). Features a rare direct-embroidered "Seabees" pocket insignia. Name tape LAYNE. Size 14½ x 33 (Small). Good vintage condition. Short sleeve configuration.

A rare and sought-after piece of early 1980s Cold War history! Up for sale is a genuine pair of U.S. military "RDF" (Rapid Deployment Force) Hot Weather camouflage trousers. This transitional pattern bridges the gap between the Vietnam-era ERDL and the iconic M81 Woodland BDU, famously worn during Operation Urgent Fury in Grenada and in Beirut. A fantastic addition for any 80s militaria collector, available in a highly desirable Medium Long size.

Genuine US Army Enlisted Man's collar insignia. Ordnance Corps "Shell and Flame" branch insignia on a solid disk. Gold finish. Condition: Unused.

A pristine piece of late Cold War load-bearing gear! Up for sale is a genuine U.S. Army ammunition pocket in the classic M81 Woodland camouflage pattern. Originally designed to hold heavy 100-round M-60 machine gun belts or multiple M3 "Grease Gun" magazines, this pouch features an integrated, adjustable shoulder strap. It is in perfect, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition with vibrant colors. Makes a great display piece or a rugged everyday utility shoulder bag.

A piece of elite history from the birth of the Regiment! Up for sale is a genuine US Army subdued shoulder scroll for the 75th Ranger Regiment. This specific patch is a textbook example of mid-to-late 1980s manufacturing: it features a classic olive drab twill backing, a thin embroidered border, and a factory-applied clear glue/plastic seal on the reverse to prevent fraying. Marking the Headquarters element, this patch dates directly to the era following the Regiment's official formation in 1984. Mint, unissued (NOS) condition.