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Authentic 1967 technical manual for the M19 60mm light mortar. Essential infantry reference from the height of the Vietnam War.

Authentic 1970 technical manual for the "Four-Deuce" M30 Heavy Mortar. Features original property stamp from the Combined Support Maintenance Shop in Annville, PA.

A "Rendezvous with Destiny" from the jungles of Vietnam! Up for sale is a genuine, Vietnam War-era 2-piece shoulder patch for the legendary 101st Airborne Division (Screaming Eagles). This is the tactical subdued version (OD/Black) featuring the eagle shield and a separate "AIRBORNE" tab. The classic flat "cut-edge" border and unsealed reverse confirm it as a 100% authentic, US-made piece produced during the Vietnam conflict (late 60s/early 70s). Mint, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition. An essential piece for any jungle fatigue jacket restoration.

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

The pinnacle of airborne qualification! Up for sale is a genuine, Vietnam War-era cloth parachute badge (Master Jump Wings) of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN). This is a high-quality, US-manufactured patch produced specifically for elite American personnel (US Advisors, MACV-SOG, Special Forces) who earned the prestigious Master rating while serving with South Vietnamese forces. Featuring the distinct star and wreath design, it is in excellent, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition with a period-correct cut-edge.

Sleeping Bag Carrier M1956 "Spaghetti".

A true combat veteran dripping with character! Up for sale is a genuine US M1 helmet rig from the Vietnam War era. This fantastic, named set belonged to an Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 (CW3) named W. Harper. The rig consists of a 1960s-produced steel pot (McCord) paired with a Korean War era fiberglass liner (Micarta) – a classic configuration for Vietnam. The liner boasts a beautiful crazed exterior patina and an original pinned rank insignia on the front. A superb named piece ready for research!

The patch of the very first Americans in Vietnam! Up for sale is a genuine, full-color shoulder patch for the Military Assistance Advisory Group (MAAG). This insignia was worn by highly trained military advisors sent worldwide during the Cold War to train allied forces. This is the highly desirable early variant featuring a flat "Cut Edge" border. Traditionally, a separate country tab (e.g., Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia) was worn directly above this shield on the uniform. The patch is in flawless, unissued condition with vibrant colors. A cornerstone piece for any early Vietnam War collection!

Commanding the Central Highlands! Up for sale is a genuine, Vietnam War-era shoulder patch for the US Army I Field Force, Vietnam (I FFV). This is a highly desirable tactical subdued version (OD/Black) featuring a classic OD twill backing with black embroidery. The period-correct flat "cut-edge" border, along with an unsealed reverse showing classic white bobbin threads, confirms it as a 100% authentic, US-made piece from the 1960s. Mint, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition.

The backbone of the Vietnam grunt's gear! Up for sale is a genuine US military issue M-1956 cotton canvas suspender set (H-harness). This particular set has seen heavy field use and boasts an incredible, salty combat patina—faded canvas and worn-down brass hardware. Despite its rugged look, it is structurally sound with no rips, tears, or broken parts. Supplied in the standard Regular size. This is the perfect choice for reenactors and collectors who want their gear to look like it actually spent a year in the jungle.

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.

The missing link in US tactical gear history! Up for sale is an extremely rare LINCLOE program nylon pouch designed for three 30-round M16 magazines. Introduced in 1971, it bridges the gap between M-1967 nylon gear and the ALICE system. What makes this pouch highly collectible is the unique internal design: individual retention flaps for each magazine, a feature dropped in later LC-1 pouches. This exact model is famously associated with the US Marines guarding the Saigon embassy in 1975. Unissued, New Old Stock (NOS) condition. Includes two metal ALICE clips.