USMC OKC3S Bayonet Leg Strap | Ontario Knife Co. | Coyote Brown | Sealed NOS

A tactical icon in a desirable colorway: The LBT-1879E Split Front Chest Rig in Tan. Manufactured by London Bridge Trading, the 1879 series was the gold standard for US Navy SEALs for riverine and direct action missions. This "E" model variant features the classic split-front design for versatility. The item is in lightly used condition, showing honest history but no damage or failure of components.

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).

Museum-grade grouping of 3 complete Experimental US Navy uniform sets (Variants B, C, D). Pre-NWU trial prototypes from 2004. All issued to Capt. Wood. Includes distinct Woodland and Digital test patterns.

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.

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.

A highly collectible piece of US surplus history: Original 1974 ALICE Pack Medium LC-1. 1974 was the very first year of production for the ALICE system, making this pack much rarer than the common 1980s versions. It features the period-correct black aluminum frame. The pack carries the original owner's name and showcases a genuine "field expedient repair": the waist belt (kidney pad) is secured with wire where the original turnbuckle/nut was lost. A true survivor with undeniable character.

A genuine "Army Green" uniform piece with elite history! We are offering an original US Army dress coat (Coat, Man's, Army Green) contract dated 1984. This coat is richly adorned with its original patches: the left shoulder bears the prestigious "Scroll" of the elite 75th Ranger Regiment, the sleeves have Specialist 4 (SPC) rank chevrons, and a 3-year Service Stripe ("hash mark"). Inside the chest, you can clearly see the "ghosting" marks where the soldier's metal pin-on badges and ribbon racks were once proudly displayed. Made of a high-quality poly/wool blend. Size 42 Short (fits approx. 42" chest, shorter frame). Used but in great vintage condition.

Genuine US Military cover for the collapsible 2-quart canteen. Manufactured by Guida Clothing Co. in 1982. Includes original shoulder strap. Fleece-lined. Unissued condition.

Scarce "Rapid Deployment Force" uniform dated 1979. Features the smaller ERDL Highland print on a BDU-style cut. 100% Cotton Ripstop Poplin. Coat is rare XL-Regular.

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

Rare set of 2 genuine US Marine Corps Pugil Sticks. Used for simulated bayonet and rifle butt combat training during Boot Camp and The Crucible. Iconic red and yellow padded design. Length 124 cm (49"). Authentic salty condition with field repairs (duct tape).