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Commemorative Challenge Coin honoring September 11, 2001. Features the Twin Towers and "That's Why" slogan. Reverse depicts emblems of all 5 military branches. Excellent condition.
The backbone of your early GWOT desert rig! Up for sale is a set of unissued, commercial ALICE Y-suspenders in Desert Tan/Khaki. A prime example of 90s/early 2000s "Private Purchase" gear, these suspenders offer a massive comfort upgrade over standard GI issue: heavily padded, wide shoulder straps that prevent digging under heavy loads. Complete with black metal snap hooks and front D-rings for attaching small gear. Mint, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition.
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.
The definitive body armor carrier of the early GWOT Navy SEALs: SPEAR BALCS in 3-Color Desert (DCU). This is the highly desirable "Maritime" variant, distinguished by its mesh interior lining designed for rapid water drainage during amphibious operations. Unlike the standard "Land" models with solid Cordura liners, this mesh version was issued to NSW units. Size Extra Large (XL). Condition is perfect/mint; sold as a carrier only (no soft armor or plates included).
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 MSA manufactured reversible helmet cover for MICH/ACH helmets. Woodland and 3-Color Desert patterns. Size M/L. Authentic issued condition with "battle worn" look.
Rare vintage buoyant body armor. Model 536 B by Armour of America. Features NIJ Level IIIA soft armor protection and high buoyancy. Woodland Camo. Size Large (46-48"). Collector's item.
Complete, factory-sealed set of 16 MOLLE II pouches for 40mm grenades in ACU (UCP) camouflage. New Old Stock (NOS), manufactured by Armor Holdings / Specialty Defense.
The "Holy Grail" of modern US camouflage. Complete experimental Close Combat Uniform (CCU) set in M81 Woodland. Issued for field trials in 2003 (Stryker Brigades). Predecessor to the ACU. Size Small-Short. Mint condition.
A prime example of 90s tactical evolution! Up for sale is a commercial (Private Purchase / PX) ALICE pouch for 3x M-16 magazines in Desert Tan/Khaki. During Desert Storm and the early GWOT years, troops often bought aftermarket gear like this to supplement their standard issue. The standout feature is the quick-release plastic fastex buckle, a highly sought-after tactical upgrade over the clunky standard metal clasp. Includes two metal ALICE clips on the back. Great condition, perfect for "Old Gen" gear collectors.
The iconic Cold War winter staple! Up for sale is a genuine US Army Parka, Extreme Cold Weather (famously known as the "Fishtail" parka) in the highly sought-after Medium size. This is a complete 3-piece modular set featuring the outer shell (dated 1982), a warm quilted liner from the Vietnam era (1973), and a wire-framed hood with synthetic fur ruff (1979). The jacket boasts vibrant, rich colors and is in great vintage condition. There are a few tiny, pinhole-sized spark holes on the chest (see photos) that add to its authentic character. A timeless piece of outerwear.
Complete USMC uniform marked "Marine Corps Landing Support Technician." Jacket size Small - Long, pants Small - Regular, and cap Small. Very good condition.
A top-tier collector's piece: Black Beret of the 75th Ranger Regiment dating to the 1980s. This item features the scarce Regimental Headquarters (HHC) Flash, identified by its split green and blue background, distinguishing it from standard battalion berets. The flash is the desirable "Thin Border" variant. The beret sports a classic "Ranger Roll": liner removed, shaved wool, and a stiffener card backing the insignia. Size approx US 7.
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.
Vintage wooden presentation plaque from the Cold War era. Awarded to a Senior Engineer NCO of the 3rd Bn, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne). Stationed at Fort Gulick, Canal Zone. Features a gold-tone soldier relief. Named to SFC(P) J.L. Roush..
Scarce "Rapid Deployment Force" uniform dated 1979. Features the smaller ERDL Highland print on a BDU-style cut. 100% Cotton Ripstop Poplin. Coat is rare XL-Regular.
Authentic quilted liner for the M-65 jacket. Dated to 1976, size Medium. The instruction label is washed out/unreadable. Good "salty" vintage condition.
Original packed bibs for M1 helmet (Strap, Chin Helmet Ground Troops, Steel M-1). Year of manufacture 1985.
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.
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