› Modern Era: Desert Storm, GWOT and Beyond (1990–Present) › Trouser, Aircrew, Combat Woodland Camouflage
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.
Original US Army issue UH-92F universal drop-leg holster by Eagle Industries in ACU (UCP) camo pattern. Designed for the M9 Beretta 92F handgun and deployed during OIF/OEF in Iraq and Afghanistan. Built from heavy-duty 1000D Cordura nylon with authentic combat patina.
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.
Genuine US Military issue appointment book/planner. Manufactured by Skilcraft. Black leatherette cover. Brand new in sealed factory packaging.
Genuine London Bridge Trading LBT-6094B Modular Plate Carrier. Size Large. Coyote Brown. Dated June 2015. Includes rear soft armor panel by Survival Armor. Unissued / Mint condition.
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.
Extremely rare experimental shoulder armor set in AOR1 digital camo. Marked "AOR-X/M-SHLD-2000". Complete with soft ballistic inserts. Unused prototype condition.
Unissued genuine US Marine Corps waterproof field tarp. Reversible Woodland MARPAT / Coyote Brown design by ORC Industries.
Genuine Specialty Defense Systems double 40mm pouch. Rare "Style 4035" label variation. Woodland Camouflage. Condition: Unissued / New Old Stock.
Original packed bibs for M1 helmet (Strap, Chin Helmet Ground Troops, Steel M-1). Year of manufacture 1985.
Used headband for M1 helmet. Year of manufacture 1974.
Rare 1981 dated "Transitional" combat coat. Features the straight-pocket RDF cut in solid Olive Green. 50/50 Cotton/Poly blend. Pre-BDU era gear. Size Small-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.
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.
Incredibly rare "Experimental Garment" from Natick Labs (1978). Complete set (Jumper & Trousers). 75/25 Poly/Wool blend test sample. Unissued condition.
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.
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.
Rare team patch for Operational Detachment Alpha 016 of the 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne). Features the Edelweiss flower and the German mountaineer greeting "Berg Heil". Commemorates the unit's heritage in Germany.
The perfect blank canvas for your Cold War impression! Up for sale is an early contract (1977) U.S. Army "RDF" (Rapid Deployment Force) hot weather camouflage coat. This is a "sterile" piece, meaning it has never had patches sewn on it, making it ideal for reenactors wanting to build a custom unit loadout, or for casual vintage wear. Made of 100% cotton, it is in beautiful condition and comes in the highly sought-after, very wearable size of Large Long..
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