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Unused Jungle Boots with Panama sole. Size 12R. Year of manufacture 1968.
Like-new M-65 parka. Manufactured in 1969. Manufacturer: Alpha Industries. There is a small hole (approx. 3 mm) on one sleeve, see photo. Overall perfect, almost unused condition. Size: Medium Long.
Used COAT MAN'S CAMOUFLAGE, POPLIN, WIND RESISTANT, RIP-STOP jacket. Size Medium Regular. ERDL Brown Dominant camouflage. USMC marking on the pocket. The jacket is used and has several small holes and a repaired collar.
Decal for helmet/liner - Airborne arch. The product is from the 60's, can not guarantee the possibility of application on the helmet/liner.
Trouser's, Men's, Tropical. Contract DSA 100 - 4270. Size Medium Regular. Trousers are starched and made of mandle. As a result of repeated almonding, a piece of the button flap on the pocket has fallen out, see photo. Otherwise, the trousers are in very nice condition.
Original unused blanket US. Army from the Vietnam War. Blankets are from 1968 and 1970 crates. FSN: 7210-282-7950.
Very nice liner for M-65 jacket from 1969 - contract DSA 100-69-C-2489.. Liner has double seams. Liner is in used but nice condition.
A rare collector's M7 Bayonet by Imperial from the Vietnam Honor Commemorative series.
The blade features etched motifs with a Vietnam War theme. The crossguard, pommel, and screws are gold-plated, highlighting its display quality.
Unique Feature: This model stands out from standard production by featuring the 1st Marine Division (1st Division USMC) insignia on the grip instead of the usual EGA emblem.
Manufacturer: Imperial
Series: Vietnam Honor Commemorative
Model: M7
Unique Emblem: 1st Division USMC
Please Note: This is a loose item, sold without the original box or certificate. A fantastic opportunity for collectors of USMC and Vietnam-era militaria.
Blouse in ERDL camouflage. Worse condition with most of the original patches. Labels missing but size is Medium - Regular. Blouse comes from the estate of a Special Forces member named Norton who served in the US. Army from Vietnam to the 1990s.
Used trousers (Trousers, Twill, Khaki With Hip Pockets). Size 28x33. Waist 68 cm, leg length from waist 104 cm. Year of manufacture 1957.
Unused flight suit in ERDL Brown Dominant camouflage. Size for approx. 180-185cm. Missing manufacturer's label.
Original 1967 Camillus Jet Pilot Knife. Rare sheath w/o stone pocket & metal tip. Leather handle not dried out. Authentic Vietnam War era gear.
Inflatable lifeboat for one person, type LRU-3/P, USAF MIL-L-8664B(WP). Manufactured by Rubber Fabricators Inc. (contract DAAK01-67-C-916. Date of manufacture: 1967. Size is approximately 1.6 x 0.9 x 0.3 m max. (inflated, but with covers and bottom chambers folded down). Black and orange rubber construction with one inflatable chamber and additional stabilizing chambers underneath and nylon covers. The boat comes with the original sea anchor/brake (specification no. MIL-A-3339A). The boat is in decent condition, holds air, but is intended for collector's purposes only and is not recommended for regular use on water. The boat can be inflated using a car pump.
Short Description: An original piece of diving history. The legendary floating AquaSharp knife by U.S. Divers. A vintage collectible from the mid-20th century in used, but very good condition.
Product Description: This knife is a true icon from the golden age of scuba diving. Produced in the 1950s and 60s, the AquaSharp was designed with a specific floating handle (wood/cork composition) to ensure it wouldn't sink if dropped underwater.
It serves as a perfect addition for vintage gear collectors or as a unique display piece. The knife comes with its original sheath, featuring the classic leather belt loop and plastic tip protector.
Specifications:
Brand: U.S. Divers (Aqua-Lung)
Model: AquaSharp Floating Diver’s Knife
Era: 1950s – 1960s
Handle: Floating design, high-visibility yellow/lacquer finish.
Sheath: Original vintage sheath included (Leather/Plastic combo).
Condition: Used – Very Good Condition. This item has been well-preserved. Unlike many surviving examples that show heavy saltwater corrosion, this knife is in great shape. The handle retains its color and finish, and the blade shows only minor signs of age typical for a vintage item. A beautiful collector's piece.
Unused carrying case for the M-16 rifle bipod.
Used M1956 holster for two magazines for the Colt 1911 pistol. The holster has been repaired, see photo.
M1 helmet liner manufactured by Firestone with commemorative 1st Cavalry painting and An Khe 1965 inscription.
Bag, Patient's Effects - 1965 - NIB
Special Forces shoulder patch (without arc) from the Vietnam War. Variant with a hemmed edge.
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