USMC Poncho, Lightweight with Hood - 1952

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.

Original packed pean - Forceps, Hemostatic, Curved, Kelly. Packing year 1957.

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.

Genuine Korean War era US Army shelter half. Dated April 1953. Unissued condition with crisp canvas/color. Note: Has a tear in one corner due to storage handling.

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 4th Ranger Battalion. Part of the legendary "Darby's Rangers," the 4th Bn is famous for its tragic heroism at the Battle of Cisterna (Italy, 1944), where the unit was decimated holding the line. This patch features authentic wartime construction: embroidered on felt/wool with a Cut Edge (non-merrowed) border. The reverse displays the correct "Snowy Back" stitching pattern.

A highly collectible WWII set. Early production US M3 Trench Knife by Case (Blade Marked) paired with an original M6 Milsco leather sheath dated 1943. The sheath features unique soldier art – a hand-carved "TEXAS" inscription.

A highly collectible "Theater Made" patch from the Occupation of Japan (1945-1950) era. This insignia belongs to the 187th Parachute Glider Infantry Regiment (187th PGIR) of the 11th Airborne Division. It features the unit's distinctive mascot under a parachute on a yellow felt base, a hallmark of Japanese production for US troops. This is the era when the unit earned its famous nickname "Rakkasans" (falling down umbrella men).

Genuine WWII US Army soldier's writing portfolio. Recovered from the Ardennes region (Battle of the Bulge). Features an interior calendar dated July 1944 – June 1945. Contains original blank sheets and envelopes. Authentic field-used condition.

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.