Vintage US Helmet QM1C | CVC / Deck Crew Style | Rare Size 7 ¾ (XXL) | NOS

An authentic slice of Korean War history! Up for sale is a genuine 1952 dated U.S. Army mechanic's coverall, made from the legendary and highly durable Herringbone Twill (HBT) cotton. This particular piece showcases an interesting field modification: while tagged as a size 36 Long, both the sleeves and trouser legs have been period-shortened and hemmed (likely by a mechanic for safety and mobility). A fantastic item for collectors, reenactors, or vintage workwear enthusiasts.

Korean War era original (1950s). Model M-1951 in NOS condition. Heavyweight Wool/Cotton blend, vintage aluminum zipper. Size Large-Regular.

Museum-grade 1952 dated OG-107 Sateen Shirt (Type I). Unissued / New Old Stock condition. Manufactured by Philadelphia Q.M. Depot. Size Small. Authentic Korean War era gear.

A distinctive variation of the standard M1943 Entrenching Tool. This shovel features the "JAPAN Z" stamping on the blade, indicating it was manufactured in Japan for US forces during the Post-WWII Occupation or the Korean War (1950-1953) to support logistics in the Pacific theater. It comes paired with a correct period USMC style canvas carrier. A great piece for collectors of Korean War memorabilia.

Highly collectible US Military metal ammunition box (M19A1). Features excellent original yellow stenciling indicating it held 192 rounds of .30 Caliber Armor Piercing (AP M2) ammo packed in 8-round clips and bandoleers for the M1 Garand rifle. Manufactured by GP&F. Great vintage condition. Empty.

Genuine US Army wool mummy sleeping bag. Designed as the inner liner for the M-1949 Mountain system. Center zipper. Condition: Used, with moth holes and a tear. Repair project.

Extremely rare genuine United States Marine Corps Winter Service trousers. Interwar/early WWII era. Heavyweight Forest Green wool. Named to marine "W.J. PAFF". Very small historical size 1-S. Collector's condition with minor moth nips.

Genuine World War II era Shoulder Sleeve Insignia of the 12th Air Force. Authentic US manufacture with "Cut Edge" and "Snowy Back" construction. Tested UV Negative (does not glow), guaranteeing vintage cotton materials. Excellent condition.

A collector's holy grail with an incredible story! Up for sale is the left half of a Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) magazine belt. This is not a standard issue item, but a fascinating period field repair (a "Frankenstein" or rigger-made piece). The base panel features a crisp, clear WWI stamp dating to September 1918, to which pouches from different belt models (WWI and WWII) have been attached using crude field stitching. This is a piece of gear that clearly went through hell and was kept in the fight by resourceful armorers. A true gem for advanced US militaria collectors!

An authentic World War II U.S. Marine Corps / U.S. Army cotton web trouser belt. Features the classic light khaki (tan) webbing and period-correct open-face friction buckle. In absolutely pristine, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition.Please note: The total webbing length is 86cm (approx. 34 inches), making this a smaller vintage size, best suited for a slim waist or a mannequin display.

An authentic pair of World War II U.S. Military winter drawers (long underwear). Constructed from a heavy, warm ribbed knit. These classic long johns feature a reinforced cotton muslin waistband with a 3-button fly and rear metal eyelets for lace adjustment. In pristine, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition. An essential, often-missing layer for any Battle of the Bulge / winter GI display. Estimated Size Small..

A superb example of the WWII Cattaraugus 225Q Knife, often referred to as the "Quartermaster" knife. Built heavier and stronger than the standard Ka-Bar, the 225Q was favored by commando units for its durability. It features a thick 6-inch blade clearly stamped Cattaraugus 225Q and a stacked leather washer handle. The signature feature is the heavy, waffle-patterned steel pommel, designed to be used as a hammer for opening crates. Comes with a period leather sheath.