Experimental 10th Mountain Div Patch Set – Korean War Era – Rare Prototypes

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.

A highly collectible "Unit Marked" M1 Helmet Liner manufactured by CAPAC Manufacturing Co. Issued to a trooper of the 11th Airborne Division ("The Angels"). Features the distinctive division insignia on the side. The CAPAC marking typically dates this liner to the early 1950s (Korean War contracts), making it a historically accurate piece for the era.

A vintage shoulder sleeve insignia for the 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment (503rd PIR), featuring their famous moniker "THE ROCK" earning during the WWII jump on Corregidor. Based on the construction (Merrowed Edge) and materials (Cotton threads that do not glow under UV light), this patch dates to the Post-War era (1950s or 1960s). It is typically found on reunion jackets or occupation-era uniforms.

Genuine vintage Shoulder Sleeve Insignia for the Southern European Task Force (SETAF). Early Cold War "Cut Edge" construction. Features the Winged Lion of St. Mark on a tricolor shield. Authentic US Army surplus.

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.

Rustic wooden wall plaque featuring the 3rd Armored Division insignia. Hand-painted relief emblem with "SPEARHEAD" tab. Size approx. 14x17 cm. Likely a German-made souvenir from the Cold War era.

An incredibly rare surviving piece of World War II U.S. Army Medical Department field gear. This pneumatic (inflatable) hospital pillow was manufactured by the International Latex Corporation (ILC Dover)—the very same company that would later design the Apollo space suits for NASA! Surviving in remarkable New Old Stock (NOS) condition, the latex remains soft and pliable.

The insignia of the Avengers of Bataan! Up for sale is a genuine World War II era shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI) for the US Army 38th Infantry Division. The "Cyclone Division" saw heavy combat in the Pacific Theater (PTO), famously fighting to liberate the Philippines. This patch is a textbook WWII original, featuring a fully embroidered background, a flat "Cut Edge," and the classic white bobbin thread "snowy back." It shows honest signs of being uniform-removed, giving it a fantastic authentic combat patina. A must-have for any Pacific War collector!

Rare box of original World War II aircraft identification slides. Marked "Property of U.S. Army Air Forces". Features silhouettes of Axis and Allied planes (Messerschmitt, Wildcat, etc.).

Genuine US Marine Corps P44 Utility Cover. Made of Herringbone Twill (HBT) fabric. Features the distinct wider visor. Faded EGA stencil on front. Size 7. Authentic vintage condition with wear on the bill.

The definitive reference guide by Michael S. Breuninger (Schiffer Military History). Comprehensive study of US Air Force, Army, Navy, and Marine Corps survival gear from WWII through the modern era. Features detailed photos of survival vests, life rafts, radios, and kit contents. Essential for identification.

Own a tangible piece of World War II history! Up for sale is a genuine U.S. Army canvas shelter half clearly dated 1945. What makes this piece exceptional is its provenance: it is boldly named to its original owner, "Paul Petersen", complete with his home address in Whittier, California, and his unit "TR. 942". This item has a fantastic "salty" combat look, showing stains, period field repairs, and one open seam. A perfect research project and display piece for serious WWII collectors.