Mystery Ranch Cinch Strap

Used backpack for Blackhawk DOAV vest. Production 1997/1998.

A highly desirable "Old Gen" Wilcox artifact: The L2 Series One-Hole Bracket (P/N 28300G10B). Laser marked with the date 02-10-01 (2001), making it a perfect piece for an early Afghanistan invasion (OEF) loadout. This mount requires a single hole drilled in the helmet and features the sought-after integrated retractable lanyard system to secure Night Vision Goggles. Used by Tier 1 operators before the 3-hole shroud became standard.

Rare experimental ammunition carrier for the XM249 SAW. Transitional "Trial Pattern" gear featuring a nylon body with a cotton canvas strap. Unique mix of metal and early plastic hardware. Very good condition.

Genuine US Marine Corps issue cover for the Lightweight Helmet (LWH). Reversible MARPAT Woodland/Desert pattern. Size Medium/Large. Brand new, sealed in original government packaging.

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.

An essential piece of medic gear! Up for sale is a genuine US Military muslin compressed bandage (commonly known as a cravat) in its original, unopened packaging dated 1990. A staple in every IFAK and medic bag, GIs used these not only for first aid and slings but as sweatbands, face coverings, or even water strainers. This specific piece is New Old Stock (NOS) from the Gulf War era, featuring the iconic instructional diagrams printed directly on the fabric. Perfect for completing your Desert Storm loadout or authentic first aid kit!

A vintage USGI M183 Demolition Charge Carrying Case (Satchel Charge Bag). This specific example is stamped 4/78(April 1978), making it a genuine piece of Cold War era field gear. Made of heavy olive drab cotton canvas, it features the distinctive small side pouch for a firing device and a dual-compartment interior. The bag is in used, "salty" conditionwith visible wear, fraying, and small holes, ideal for collectors who prefer gear with a "been there" look.

Genuine organizational patch of the 270th EOD Squadron (US Air Force). Features the classic EOD bomb imagery and the unit motto "Semper Primus". Semi-subdued tactical colors typically worn on flight suits. Used condition.

Genuine US Marine Corps white cotton web belt for the Dress Blue uniform. Features a solid brass buckle plate (EGA emblem is missing/not included). Rare large size: 106 cm (approx. 42 inches). Great replacement part or base for a project.

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.

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 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.