USMC Poncho, Lightweight with Hood - 1952

Sada různých manuálů z roku 1955.

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.

USMC Blue Dress - 1956. The jacket is a very small size roughly XS with extended sleeves. The wool trousers are size 34-35.

Ammunition box for ammunition and bandoliers for M1 Garand rifle.

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 highly desirable Early WWII M1 Helmet configuration. The steel shell features the classic Fixed Bale loops and Front Seam stainless steel rim, dating it to the early war production blocks. The liner (made by IMP) is finished in a high-gloss parade lacquer and adorned with the decals of the 26th "Yankee" Infantry Division and the 101st Infantry Regiment.

The collecting of military theater made knives of World War II is one of the fastest growing fields of collecting in America today. These knives are very historical. They were individually handmade by people who wanted to contribute to the war effort, as well as the service men who used them. Most of these knives differ in style and have very colorful handles. This is the only book available that donates its entire contents to the collecting of theater made knives and their values.

M4 bayonet from Utica. Scabbard M8A1 from B.M. Co. Very nice condition.

Authentic 1941 pocket guide specifically for US Army insignia and decorations. Features over 140 color illustrations of shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI), branch marks, and medals. Good vintage condition..

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.

Scarce WWII "1st Pattern" HBT One-Piece Combat Suit. Used for testing by early US Paratroopers and Armored crews. Features the distinctive knife/cutter slot. Stenciled named "R.H. FELDMEIER". Estimated size Medium-Regular. Authentic field-used condition with button repairs.