USMC Poncho, Lightweight with Hood - 1952

A rare and comprehensive collection! Up for sale is a massive lot of 11 original U.S. Marine Corps extension school manuals and pamphlets dating from 1953 and 1955. Issued by the Marine Corps Educational Center in Quantico, Virginia, this set covers almost every aspect of a Marine officer's education—from staff organization and logistics to aviation principles, map reading, and field sanitation. A treasure trove for USMC historians and collectors.

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 museum-quality collector's set featuring experimental/prototype Shoulder Sleeve Insignia (SSI) designs for the 10th Mountain Division. Dating back to the division's reactivation as a Training Division at Fort Riley during the Korean War era (1948–1954), these specific designs and color variations were tested but never officially adopted for mass issue.

Rare vintage medical surplus dated May 1957. Curved Kelly type forceps manufactured by Columbia Surgical Instrument Co., Brooklyn, NY. Still sealed in original packaging.

Nepoužitá zimní vložka do kalhot M51. Značeno USMC. Velikost M-L.

Nepoužité kalhoty M51 Arctic. Velikost M-R, vložka S-L. Rok výroby 1951.

A genuine piece of Eastern Front history: German Patronenkasten 34 (ammunition box for MG34/42). This example is stamped with the year "40" (1940). It is a classic "Russian Capture" item, having been repainted with Soviet green paint over the original finish during post-war storage or reuse. The box is structurally sound with working latches and handles.

A beautifully preserved WWII veteran! Up for sale is a genuine American PAL RH-36 (Remington Hunter) knife. This legendary 6-inch blade was a massive favorite among US troops on all fronts during the war. The blade retains most of its original dark finish and is free from any damage or harsh sharpening. The stacked leather handle is in great visual shape, though it has a very slight play due to natural drying and age. Includes the original heavy-duty leather scabbard. A premium piece for any WWII knife collector.

Rare original World War II era can of Cap Sealing Compound by E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. Used by Combat Engineers to waterproof blasting cap and fuse connections. Full contents with mint label.

A blade with a true combat story! We are offering a genuine WWII US M3 Trench Knife manufactured by the Utica Cutlery Co. This is the 1944 "Guard Marked" variation. This knife is a certified "salty" frontline veteran—the blade shows honest signs of period field sharpening, and the stacked leather handle has a deep, dark patina from heavy use. It comes complete with a period U.S.M8A1 fiberglass scabbard (B.M.CO.) that features a clear "VP" (Victory Plastics) logo on the back. Crucially, it still retains its original, neatly tied leather leg thong. An excellent, character-rich piece for any WWII US Airborne or edged weapons collector!

A true holy grail accessory for the military horology collector. An incredibly hard-to-find, authentic World War II U.S. Marine Corps one-piece nylon watch strap. What makes this piece exceptional is that it remains factory sealed in its original cellophane wrapper, completely untouched since the 1940s. Complete with its original Ranger-Tennere display card. Cordovan color. The ultimate finishing touch for your vintage military watch.

The insignia of Patton's "Red Devils"! Up for sale is a genuine World War II era shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI) for the US Army 5th Infantry Division. This is a beautifully preserved, fully embroidered original featuring a flat "Cut Edge" and the classic white bobbin thread "snowy back." Sourced from an old collection, the front is in minty condition with vibrant color, while the reverse shows a small residue spot from mounting putty/glue where it was attached to a collector's display board. A fantastic piece for any WWII ETO collection!