LBT Buttpack – Silver Tag – Dated 1992 – Unissued (NOS)

A highly sought-after piece of "Old Gen" Wilcox hardware: The L2 G04 Ratchet Strap Bracket (P/N 28300G04B). Laser-marked with the manufacturing date 09-06-02 (2002), placing it squarely in the early days of Operation Enduring Freedom. This ingenious system features a central ratchet dial that tightens the strap securely around the helmet shell, providing a stable NVG platform without the need to drill mounting holes. Essential for a period-correct early 2000s SOF helmet build.

A centerpiece for any serious NSW collector: London Bridge Trading (LBT) Triple MP5 Leg Panel in Woodland Camo. This item features the ultra-rare "Silver Tag" with the Lion logo, denoting early 1990s production. The provenance is solidified by the original ITW Nexus buckle, which is clearly stamped with the 1991 date clock. This is the quintessential gear used by Navy SEALs for VBSS and CQB missions during the 90s.

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.

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).

Rare Old Gen LBT loadout set. Includes LBT-1195J Flotation Harness (Dated 1998) and LBT-0990 Day Pack (Dated 1997). OD Green. Authentic "Gold Label". Used condition but strictly graded as "Good/Undamaged". No tears or broken hardware.

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 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 piece of niche Special Operations gear! Up for sale is a genuine, unissued U.S. Army two-compartment nylon pouch in Olive Drab. Often misidentified by sellers as a "Claymore pouch," this specific design is widely recognized by collectors as the pouch for the M86 Pursuit Deterrent Munition (PDM) used by Special Forces. It is completely "sterile" (no manufacturer stamps or NSN tags) and features classic "Lift the Dot" fasteners. A must-have for hardcore gear nerds.

Nálepka USMC Sniper.

Rare Cold War era black beret of the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment ("Blackhorse") worn in West Germany. Features a unique "Theater Made" multi-piece flash constructed of red felt and white dyed leather. Authentic "salty" field-worn condition. Size approx 6 7/8.

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 Military large utility pouch. Woodland pattern. Holds ~5 liters. Fully functional surplus condition (Lightly Used). Great value for field use.