Forceps, Hemostatic, Straight Kelly

Genuine US Military wool-lined sleeping bag. Heavy-duty full-length zipper allows it to open flat as a blanket. Water-repellent shell with wool interior. Unused / New Old Stock condition.

Ultra-rare US Army Tanker Helmet type QM1C (1950s). Made by Riddell. Hard-to-find Size 7 3/4 (XL). Much rarer than M1938 helmets. Korean War era.

Genuine US Marine Corps issue shelter half dated 1952. Large "U.S.M.C." stencil. Manufactured by Tweedie Footwear Corp. "New Type" with snaps. Good color, used condition with authentic field repairs/holes.

Complete experimental pouch EX 54-1. Very nice condition.

USMC Haversack and Knapsack from the Korean War. The Haversack was manufactured in 1952. There is a repair on one of the drawstring straps see photo. Knapsack is in very nice condition. It is signed by the original owner.

Authentic 48-Star United States Flag (Grid Pattern). Issued between 1912-1959. Heavy cotton bunting with sewn stripes. Size approx. 220x126cm. Features distinct "battle worn" look with field-repaired grommets. Historical original.

An exceedingly rare piece of US Special Forces history: The WWII Original Scroll of the 7th Ranger Battalion. Often referred to by collectors as a "Phantom Unit", patches for the 7th Bn were manufactured late in the war in anticipation of the unit's activation, which was ultimately cancelled or short-lived before deployment. Despite the unit's obscure history, the patch features undeniable wartime construction: embroidery on black wool felt with a Cut Edge and a standard "Snowy Back" reverse. Essential for completing a Ranger Scroll collection.

Two boxes of original US slides for aircraft recognition training. One box contains 168pcs and the other 150pcs. The lids of the boxes are torn on the sides.

The rarest standard-issue configuration of the US M1 Helmet: A McCord Fixed Bale shell paired with a genuine Hawley "Paper" Fiber Liner. This liner features the ultra-rare Rayon suspension (artificial silk), used only during the earliest stage of the war. The steel shell is stamped 370D, dating it to approximately mid-1942.

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.

Rare early production US M3 Fighting Knife by Kinfolks Inc. Blade stamped "U.S. M3 KINFOLKSINC 1943". Paired with a correct early "B.M.CO" M8 scabbard (no wire hook). Authentic combat carried condition.