US Navy Deltoid Protector Cover | AOR 2 Camo | DAPS Shoulder Carrier | Genuine USGI

Tier 1 gear for your plate carrier! Up for sale is an extremely rare, genuine Eagle Industries double M4 magazine pouch in the highly coveted AOR1 camouflage. This is the "Maritime" version, specifically designed for Navy SEAL/DEVGRU waterborne operations. Unlike buckle versions, this pouch utilizes a fast, low-profile Velcro flap closure. It holds 4 M4 magazines (2x2). Featuring a crisp label with a Date of Manufacture (DOM) of March 2014. Excellent, lightly used condition.

Get your hands on the most beloved piece of U.S. military gear—the legendary "Woobie"! Up for sale is a genuine U.S. Marine Corps wet weather poncho liner in the iconic MARPAT Woodland camouflage pattern. Known for its incredible warmth-to-weight ratio, this versatile item acts as an insulating layer for your rain poncho, a lightweight summer sleeping bag, or a comfortable camp blanket. Brand new, unissued condition.

An authentic U.S. Army Field Manual dated August 1999. Titled "ARMY LEADERSHIP: BE, KNOW, DO," this is the foundational text for leadership doctrine within the US Armed Forces. It defines the character, competence, and actions required of every NCO and officer. A fantastic piece of military literature for collectors, historians, or anyone interested in organizational leadership and military psychology.

An authentic U.S. Army Field Manual (FM 55-10) titled "Movement Control in a Theater of Operations." This official military doctrine covers the complex logistics, transportation planning, and movement coordination of troops and supplies within a combat theater. An excellent reference piece for military historians, staff officers, or collectors of official Army publications.

Unused USMC Cap Cover, Garrison, Marpat Woodland. Size Medium.

Heavy-duty dual magazine pouch for M9/9mm pistols. Features rugged Cordura construction and signature MALICE Clip attachment. OD Green. Made in the USA.

A classic piece of Cold War militaria: The Bundeswehr Gravity Knife (Fallschirmjäger-Messer) used by the German LL-Truppe (Airborne Troops). This is the Type II (1963 pattern) featuring durable olive drab polymer scales. This specific example is manufactured by WMF, a rare and highly sought-after contractor compared to the standard Eickhorn models. Marked "BUND" on the handle.

The crown jewel of the Norton estate! Up for sale is a second, fully complete 1981 U.S. Army "RDF" camouflage coat belonging to Special Forces veteran Norton. Unlike the previously listed coat, this piece reflects his promotion to Lieutenant Colonel and features absolutely all original subdued insignia intact. This includes his collar rank, CIB, Master Parachutist wings, and the rare addition of a right-shoulder Combat Patch. A pristine Cold War collector's item.

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..

An authentic Cold War-era (1980s) NATO cover folder designed to hold highly classified intelligence documents. Features the iconic and unmistakable visual warning system: bold black and red perimeter stripes with the bilingual English/French text "TOP SECRET / TRÈS SECRET". A fantastic display piece, historical artifact for intelligence community (IC) collectors, or an incredibly accurate movie/theater prop.

A spectacular collector's piece: Original 1972 US Army M-65 Field Jacket in Unissued / New Old Stock (NOS)condition. Manufactured by the renowned John Ownbey Co., Inc.. This jacket features the highly desirable and scarce "Grey Lining" (as opposed to the standard OD green) and heavy-duty Brass Zippers. The fabric retains its original sheen and crispness. Includes an original 1972 quilted liner (lightly used). Size Medium Regular.

Genuine US Military modular shelter half for cold weather. Diamond shape. Forms 4, 8, or 12-man tents. Dated 1984. Aluminum fasteners. Unissued / Mint condition.