Named US Special Forces ERDL Jungle Jacket – "NORTON" – Vietnam War – Combat Worn

Used US pan/mesh. Year of manufacture 1967.

Unused US Army can opener P51.

A true jungle survival classic in unissued condition! Up for sale is a genuine US Army Multipurpose Net, famously used by troops as a lightweight tactical jungle hammock during the Vietnam War. Made from heavy-duty olive green nylon, this net weighs just 1 pound and measures roughly 5 by 9 feet (60x108 inches) when deployed. It comes complete with two 14-foot suspension ropes for tying off to trees. This is unissued New Old Stock (NOS), still sealed in its original military plastic packaging. Perfect for collectors, reenactors, or serious bushcraft enthusiasts!

The combat-ready jungle version! Up for sale is a genuine subdued (olive green and black) shoulder patch (SSI) for the 1st Aviation Brigade. This is the highly desirable early "Cut Edge" variant, produced during the short transitional period in the mid-1960s when the Army switched from full-color insignia to low-visibility combat patches. The patch is in flawless, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition. An absolute must-have authentic detail for your Vietnam War jungle fatigue build!

A true unicorn for Green Beret collectors! Up for sale is a genuine and exceptionally rare early "SPECIAL FORCES" tab from the 1950s–1960s. While the official SF tab wasn't authorized until 1983, this piece originates from early experimental runs. It is woven with a teal/light blue background designed to perfectly "color-match" the iconic Special Forces arrowhead patch. This tab features classic vintage construction with a flat "Cut Edge" and a textbook white bobbin "snowy back." Lightly used with an authentic, "been there" patina. You won't find this at an average surplus show!

A unicorn for vintage collectors and reenactors with larger heads: An original Vietnam War era US Army Field Grade Officer's Service Cap. This cap features the distinctive gold bullion oak leaf embroidery on the visor (commonly known as "Scrambled Eggs"), designating the rank of Major through Colonel. Manufactured by Berkshire De Luxe as a high-quality private purchase item. The size is an incredibly rare 7 3/4 (approx. 62 cm). Finding vintage headgear in this size is exceptionally difficult. Condition is excellent/very good.

The classic paratrooper arc! Up for sale is a genuine full-color black and gold AIRBORNE tab from the Cold War and Vietnam War era. This piece features traditional mid-century construction with a flat "Cut Edge" and the highly sought-after white bobbin "snowy back." This specific tab has fantastic "salty" character—the edges are noticeably frayed, a clear sign that it was honestly worn on a period combat uniform and later removed. The perfect, authentic foundational piece for any Vietnam-era paratrooper display!

Authentic Vietnam War era US Marine Corps Dress Blue wool trousers. Features the iconic NCO/Officer red "Blood Stripe". DSA contract dated 1967. Highly desirable size W35 L32 (Approx 35" waist). Named to marine "L. LUTTRELL". Excellent vintage condition.

Rare 1st Pattern OG-107 Sateen Shirt (Type I). Rectangular pocket flaps. Dated 1962. Full color Sergeant First Class insignia. Size Medium (Chest 37-41"). Authentic vintage condition..

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 mark of a soldier trained to survive the harshest environments! Up for sale is a genuine, full-color US Army "Jungle Expert" pocket patch from the Vietnam War era. This coveted badge was awarded to troops who successfully completed the grueling Jungle Operations Training Center (JOTC) course in Panama. This is the highly desirable early variant featuring a flat "Cut Edge" border. The patch is in mint, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition with vibrant, flawless embroidery. Traditionally worn on the left breast pocket of the combat uniform.

A true time capsule for serious militaria collectors! Up for sale is a rare, early-issue U.S. Army multipurpose poncho dating back to the early Vietnam War era (late 50s/60s). Unlike later lightweight nylon versions, this heavy-duty poncho features thick rubberization on both sides in classic Olive Drab. It remains in incredible, unissued "deadstock" condition, still generously coated in the original factory white talcum powder used to prevent the rubber from sticking together during decades of storage.