Vintage 1968 USMC Service Alpha Coat | 3-War Vet Master Gunnery Sergeant | 36R

Genuine World War II US Marine Corps Winter Service "Alpha" uniform set. The tunic (dated April 1944, size 5M), shirt, and tie are named to Corporal J. Ramirez. The button-fly trousers are named to G. S. Nellis. An excellent, display-ready historical grouping.

A pristine Cold War era US Military summer khaki long-sleeve shirt. Named to "F.V. Grandizio". This is a high-quality "Private Purchase" piece featuring a custom satin-lined collar for comfort. Adorned with a unique First Sergeant rank insignia variant. Excellent vintage condition. Fits like a modern Small/Medium.

Genuine US Marine Corps Officer's barracks cover (Service Green). Manufactured by Bernard Cap Company. Features the distinctive officer's "Quatrefoil" braid on top and includes the black officer's EGA insignia. Size 6 3/4. Mint / Like New condition.

A beautifully preserved Cold War/Korean War era US Marine Corps Winter Service "Alpha" uniform set. Includes the four-pocket tunic with original belt and matching trousers. Adorned with Corporal chevrons and named to R. E. Hoisington. Size 36R tunic and 30x31 pants. Minty vintage condition.

An authentic, early Cold War-era "Infantry Leader's Handbook." This unique manual was published by the U.S. Army Infantry School at Fort Benning, compiled by the team behind the professional "Infantry" magazine. Featuring incredibly dramatic, expressive cover art of a GI in combat, it served as a practical guide for squad and platoon leaders bridging the gap between the Korean War and Vietnam. A superb collectible for military historians.

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A rare and identifiable piece of US Marine Corps history: An original M1 Helmet Liner used at The Basic School (TBS)in Quantico, Virginia. This is the institution where every Marine Officer is trained to be a rifle platoon commander. The liner features a high-gloss finish with a distinctive white tactical stripe and the TBS Unit Crest decal (reading "Esprit, Leadership, Knowledge"). The rear features a hand-painted roster number 350.

Genuine OG-107 Cotton Sateen shirt. Features Ranger Tab, 82nd Airborne patch, Jump Wings, and 1st Lieutenant Infantry collar insignia. Heavy starch "garrison" finish. Good vintage condition.

The iconic "Air Cav" has arrived! Up for sale is a genuine, Vietnam War-era shoulder patch for the legendary 1st Cavalry Division ("The First Team"). This is the tactical subdued version (OD/Black) of the famous large horse-head shield, authorized for wear on Jungle Fatigues. The classic flat "cut-edge" border, along with the unsealed reverse showing period-correct white bobbin threads, confirms it as a 100% authentic, US-made piece from the late 60s. Mint, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition.

Genuine Recondo qualification patch for the 82nd Airborne Division. Subdued black-on-OD green embroidery. Arrowhead shape. Vintage pocket patch typically worn on BDUs..

An authentic U.S. Army Pamphlet (PAM 350-12) issued in May 1967, right in the thick of the Vietnam War. Titled "Guide for Squad Leaders," this manual was essential reading for NCOs. It focuses on the psychological and practical aspects of leading men in combat, maintaining discipline, and building a cohesive squad. A fantastic historical reference and display piece for Vietnam War reenactors and militaria collectors.

"Follow Me!" – the legendary creed of the US Infantry! Up for sale is a genuine subdued shoulder patch (SSI) for the US Army Infantry School (Fort Benning) from the Vietnam War era. Featuring the iconic upward-pointing bayonet, this patch is the ultimate symbol of infantry leadership. This is a highly sought-after early combat variant featuring a flat "Cut Edge" border, reliably dating it to the transitional period of 1966-1968. The patch is in lightly used condition, likely removed from a period uniform, giving it an authentic, salty combat patina.

A pristine time capsule for MACV-SOG and LRRP collectors! Up for sale is a genuine US Military VS-17/GVX Panel Marker (Aerial Liaison) from the Vietnam War era. What makes this piece extraordinary is that it is still factory-sealed in its original waterproof kraft paper wrapping, clearly stamped with a 1972 date. These high-visibility panels were crucial for marking LZs, calling in CAS, and preventing friendly fire in the jungle. An untouched piece of history ready for your display.