USMC Women's Service Green Skirt | Size 12MS | Wool Blend | Original Surplus

A massive piece of "Old Gen" Blackhawk Industries gear. This is a specialized Deployment/Kit Bag measuring approximately 80 x 40 cm in Coyote Tan. Unlike standard duffels, this bag features padded backpack straps for heavy loads and a fully organized interior. The inside walls are lined with rows of retention loops, suggesting it was originally designed as a large Medical Bag or for EOD/Breaching tools. Features the classic black and gold label. Condition: Used, shows soil marks, structural integrity is excellent.

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!

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 one-of-a-kind US Navy SEAL "Maritime/Jungle" Custom Set. The blouse features extensive rigger modifications, most notably a full mesh back panel for ventilation and drainage, along with Black Velcro fields and repositioned pockets. A survival whistle dated 2000 was found in the shoulder pocket and is included. Trousers are modified with Velcro closures (replacing buttons) and added drainage grommets.

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 true "Unicorn" finding for the serious Old Gen collector: An original London Bridge Trading (LBT) Buttpackproduced in 1992. This item features the coveted "Silver Tag", the hallmark of LBT's earliest production run. Finding a Silver Tag item is hard; finding one dated 1992 in Unissued / NOS (New Old Stock) condition is virtually impossible. The nylon retains its factory crispness and color. A pristine piece of early Naval Special Warfare history.

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.

Genuine US Marine Corps white cotton web belt for the Dress Blue uniform. Features a solid brass buckle plate (EGA emblem is missing/not included). Rare large size: 106 cm (approx. 42 inches). Great replacement part or base for a project.

Genuine organizational patch of the 270th EOD Squadron (US Air Force). Features the classic EOD bomb imagery and the unit motto "Semper Primus". Semi-subdued tactical colors typically worn on flight suits. Used condition.

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.

An authentic U.S. Army training manual (Special Text 21-150-1) detailing Instinctive Rifle-Bayonet Fighting Techniques. Published by the renowned U.S. Army Infantry School at Fort Benning in February 1970, right in the Vietnam War era. The manual is heavily illustrated with step-by-step photographs demonstrating close combat techniques using the M16 rifle. A highly desirable collectible for martial arts enthusiasts and military historians.