Commercial ALICE M-16 Magazine Pouch (Desert Tan) | "Old Gen" Tactical

A highly collectible piece of "Old Gen" tactical nylon: The London Bridge Trading (LBT) 6037 Plate Carrier. Predating the widespread adoption of the 6094, this model was a staple for US Navy SEALs during the early GWOT era. Finished in Coyote Brown. The authenticity and vintage are confirmed by the presence of the sought-after "PEE WEE MOLDING CORP" marked buckles. A simple, rugged design meant for direct action. Condition: Used, showing character.

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.

Complete set of 88 trading cards and 22 puzzle cards from Topps Desert Storm (1991). An iconic piece of Gulf War memorabilia in perfect condition inside a plastic deck box.

Used Rigger's Belt from London Bridge Trading. Length 80cm. Colour Coyote Tan.

A highly collectible piece of "Old Gen" tactical nylon from the onset of Operation Iraqi Freedom. This is the Falcon Chest Harness by S.O.Tech (Special Operations Technologies), featuring the desirable "Los Angeles, CA" label. The National Molding buckles are date-coded to 2003. The rig features an authentic "Combat Mod": one magazine flap has been deliberately cut off to facilitate a high-speed reload for the primary magazine.

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.

A highly collectible piece of US surplus history: Original 1974 ALICE Pack Medium LC-1. 1974 was the very first year of production for the ALICE system, making this pack much rarer than the common 1980s versions. It features the period-correct black aluminum frame. The pack carries the original owner's name and showcases a genuine "field expedient repair": the waist belt (kidney pad) is secured with wire where the original turnbuckle/nut was lost. A true survivor with undeniable character.

Genuine USGI M1 helmet cover in M81 Woodland. Dated 1983. Features a distinctive black "V" symbol. Could be USMC training/function mark or US Army V Corps designation. Manufactured by Volunteer Blind Industries. Mint condition.

Rare US Marine Corps RDF pattern coat (Green Dominant). Features distinctive white "Candidate" name tapes (TRAFTON) front and back from Officer Candidate Course. Dated 1980. 100% Cotton. Size Small-Regular.

A fully loaded, high-ranking officer's uniform in a highly desirable size! Up for sale is a genuine U.S. Navy M81 Woodland BDU coat made of durable NYCO twill fabric. This coat belonged to a Commander (O-5) in the famed Seabees (Naval Construction Battalions). It is fully badged with all its original, subdued insignia, including rank, branch collar devices, two warfare qualification breast pins, and the large Seabees pocket patch. Comes in the rare and very wearable size of X-Large Regular.

A comprehensive and thick "Soldier's Manual" designed for the US Army Special Forces Engineer. Officially titled FM 31-12B-S, intended for soldiers with MOS 12B (Combat Engineer) and SQI S (Special Forces) qualification. Dated April 1981. This extensive volume covers the critical skills required of a Green Beret engineer, from advanced demolitions to airborne insertion techniques.

Genuine US Army collar insignia for enlisted personnel. "U.S." block letters on a gold disk. Worn on the right collar of Class A / ASU uniforms.