Kalhoty Arctic s vložkou

Kombinéza HBT vel. 36, ale  upravená. Rukávy a nohavice jsou zkrácené, celkově odpovídá velikosti někde mezi MR a M-S.

Authentic 1966 US Marine Corps Cotton Sateen Utility Shirt. Features black stencil USMC & EGA on pocket plus name stencil. Contract DSA-100-609. Size 14 1/2 x 33 (Small-Long). Nice vintage condition..

USMC Blue Dress - 1956. The jacket is a very small size roughly XS with extended sleeves. The wool trousers are size 34-35.

An extremely rare original patch of the UDT (Underwater Demolition Teams) dating to the Korean War era. These elite "Frogmen" (often nicknamed "The Naked Warriors") were responsible for hydrographic reconnaissance and beach clearance ahead of amphibious landings like Inchon. These units are the direct lineage of the modern US Navy SEALs.

Original US military "Poncho, Lightweight, with Hood", dated 1952. This item represents a major evolution in field gear introduced during the Korean War. Made from lightweight coated nylon (unlike the heavy rubberized WWII canvas) and featuring an integral hood for the first time. Essential gear for any Korean War USMC display.

A distinctive and desirable variation of World War II airborne insignia: A background trimming (oval) for the 511th Parachute Infantry Regiment (11th Airborne Division) featuring integral embroidered Jump Wings. Unlike standard ovals used with pinned metal badges, this fully embroidered version was favored for comfort and a streamlined look on tropical uniforms in the Pacific Theater. It passes the UV light test (does not glow) and features a pristine "Snowy Back"reverse.

Used US M43 shovel cover. Year of manufacture: 1944.

A guaranteed original World War II shoulder patch for the US Airborne Command. This insignia was worn by paratroopers and glidermen during their training phase (e.g., at Camp Toccoa or Fort Benning) before deployment to specific divisions. The iconic design features a white glider and parachute on a red shield, surmounted by the black and gold "AIRBORNE" tab. The patch features authentic Cut Edge construction and a pristine "Snowy Back" reverse.

A scarce and historically significant shoulder patch: The WWII Original Scroll of the 3rd Ranger Battalion. Part of "Darby's Rangers," the 3rd Bn fought in Sicily and Italy before being decimated alongside the 1st and 4th Battalions at the Battle of Cisterna (Anzio) in 1944. This patch features authentic wartime construction: embroidered on wool felt with a Cut Edge (non-merrowed) border. The reverse shows the correct "Snowy Back" stitching.

Used US tarpaulin from 1945. The tarpaulin has several repairs and stains. It is visibly marked with the name and unit of the original owner, Paul Petersen. There is a 20 cm long seam that has come apart in one place.

Original AAF Army Air Force 10th Air Force patch.