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A hard-to-find beast of a vest: Genuine US Military Body Armor in the iconic 3-Color Desert (DCU) pattern. Produced by top defense contractors KDH Defense Systems and Point Blank. This item stands out due to its rare XXL (Extra Extra Large) size, making it perfect for larger collectors. Condition is NOS (New Old Stock) – unissued and pristine. Comes complete with original soft ballistic panels.

Rare London Bridge Trading Reversible Tarp (OD Green / 3-Color Desert). Size 145x200cm. Good condition. Includes a heavily used/damaged Woodland/DCU Poncho Liner (Woobie) needing repairs.

A solid piece of tactical history: Original Blackhawk Industries (BHI) M60 Ammo Pouch from the 1990s. This item features the highly collectible "White Tag", indicating it was manufactured in Chesapeake, VA, USA, before production moved overseas. Designed to hold a 100-round belt of 7.62mm ammo, it features a heavy-duty Velcro closure with a snap backup and an internal divider flap. Attached via standard metal ALICE clips. Color: Black.

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!

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).

Unused tactical set featuring a double pouch for six M4 magazines and a triple pouch for M9 mags. Originally contracted for the Afghan Police.

Genuine US Marine Corps issued black leather flap holster for the Beretta M9 service pistol. Features a large embossed "USMC" logo on the front. Manufactured by Cathey Enterprises Inc. Right Hand (RH) orientation. Mint / New Old Stock condition. Typically issued to MPs.

The essential replacement part to complete your "K-Pot"! Up for sale are brand new, factory-sealed replacement headbands for the U.S. Army PASGT Kevlar helmet. These are genuine 1980s Cold War era New Old Stock (NOS) items still in their original plastic wrappers. They feature universal sizing to fit any shell size. Perfect for restorers, reenactors, and collectors. Price is for ONE (1) headband.

Genuine 1983 USMC M1 helmet cover made by MPLS Society for the Blind. Woodland camo with Iron-on EGA. Heavily used condition: features authentic rust stains from the steel pot and frayed foliage slits. True combat look.

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.

A hard-to-find pair of US Military "Trousers, Field, Tan". Unlike the common OG-107 utility trousers, these solid tan pants were produced in smaller quantities, typically for OPFOR (Opposing Forces) training or early rapid deployment units in the late 70s. This pair features the contract number DSA100-76-C-0093, dating them to 1976. Made from durable 50% Cotton / 50% Nylon. They feature the classic 6-pocket layout with cargo pockets. Condition is lightly used and excellent.