USGI Camo Net 20x100cm (2)

Step into the Officer's Club! Up for sale is a stunning, complete US Marine Corps Evening/Mess Dress White uniform set. Belonging to Colonel Kirk E. Dudney, the jacket was bespoke tailored by Larry Tung in Koza, Okinawa. The set includes the custom jacket with 9 miniature medals and eagle rank insignias, a 2012-dated pleated Creighton shirt with rare 3rd Marine Division cufflinks, high-waisted evening dress trousers with the officer stripe, a scarlet cummerbund, and a black bow tie. A museum-quality piece of modern USMC history.

A tactical staple in a great size! Up for sale is a genuine US Army Patrol Cap in OEF-CP (MultiCam) camouflage. With a 2009 contract date, this cap was issued during the height of the war in Afghanistan. Manufactured by Sam Bonk Uniform Co. It features an original "JACKSON" name tape on the back. Size 7 1/4 (approx. 58 cm). Used but in very good condition with no rips, holes, or stains.

Original Crye Precision AirFlex Combat Knee Pads (often referred to as Gen 2). Essential gear for completing your Crye Combat Pants loadout. These pads feature the flexible Tan cap for superior mobility. Compatible with all generations of Crye pants (Army Custom, G3, G4). Condition is Used / Salty: visible wear and sweat marks on the backing foam and fabric, with scuffs on the caps, but structurally sound.

Genuine Eagle Industries Double Magazine Pouch (Capacity: 4 M4 Mags total). "Khaki" (MJK) colorway, standard issue for SFLCS/MLCS kits. Dated 06/2008. NSN marked. Unissued / Mint condition. Essential for heavy loadouts.

A highly desirable "Old Gen" London Bridge Trading (LBT) 1961A chest rig. This is the quintessential piece of kit for US Navy SEALs during the early GWOT era. The rig is in OD Green and shows honest field wear and fading ("Salty"), adding immense character. The internal label is the older paper/fabric style and is heavily faded, confirming its vintage status. Despite the age, all ITW Nexus buckles and Velcro closures are fully functional.

Bulletproof quality from a legendary maker! Up for sale is a genuine US Marine Corps (USMC) magazine pouch manufactured by the highly respected Eagle Industries. Camouflaged in Desert MARPAT, this pouch is designed to hold two 30-round 5.56mm STANAG magazines. Dated 2010, it’s a perfect piece of GWOT-era issue gear. Features MOLLE/PALS webbing, a hook-and-loop flap, and an elastic retention band. Used but fully functional with an honest combat patina.

A scarce piece of late Vietnam War era web gear: The M14 "Nylon Duck" Magazine Pouch. Unlike the common canvas M1956 pouches, this nylon variant (associated with the M1967 MLCE/ALICE transition) is highly sought after because M14 gear was rarely produced in nylon once the M16 became standard. Contract dated 1972 (DSA100-72-C-0319). Condition is lightly used, featuring the soldier's name "WINK" hand-written on the lid.

Incredibly rare "Experimental Garment" from Natick Labs (1978). Complete set (Jumper & Trousers). 75/25 Poly/Wool blend test sample. Unissued condition.

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.

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 rare transitional piece of Cold War field gear! Up for sale is a genuine 1975 U.S. Army ammunition pocket. Unlike the common canvas versions from the Vietnam War, this pouch is made from early OD green nylon, coinciding with the introduction of the ALICE system. Designed to hold heavy M-60 machine gun belts or M3 "Grease Gun" magazines, it features an integrated shoulder strap. A fantastic addition for serious gear collectors.

A rare piece of Cold War era logistics technology: US Military Bar Code Reader Group, model CY-8537/G. Manufactured in 1986 (Contract DAEA26-86-D-0012), this heavy-duty set was designed for field logistics. It features the MSI Data Corp PDT-LS handheld terminal with an integrated Symbol laser scanner. The kit is complete with coiled cables, pouches, and accessories, all housed in its original ruggedized transit case with a pressure relief valve. Perfect for retro-computing collectors or film props.