TM 9-1005-237-23 - Technical Manual Bayonet M6, M7, M9

Mixed service golf ball set (3 balls). Includes 2x US Navy balls featuring the Naval Academy "Bill the Goat" mascot and 1x USMC ball marked "Quantico" with EGA logo. New in original packaging. Brands include Top Flite/Titleist.

Unofficial morale patch used by K9 Handlers in Baghdad, Iraq. Features the iconic Punisher skull with a dog paw print on the forehead. High-contrast black and white embroidery. Mint/Unused condition.

Genuine Eagle Industries Single Mag Pouch (holds 2 M4 mags). Rare Fire Retardant (FR) model in Multicam. MOLLE compatible. Dated 05/2017. Brand new with original yellow FR tag. High-spec USGI gear.

Genuine Eagle Industries 50oz (1.5L) Hydration Carrier. Fire Retardant (FR) Multicam version. Compact design for plate carriers. Comes complete with hydration bladder. Dated 05/2017. New with tags.

Genuine US Marine Corps helmet cover in MARPAT Desert digital camouflage. Fits PASGT and Lightweight Helmets (LWH). Size Medium/Large. Mint, unissued condition.

Genuine US Army issue Coordinate Scale and Protractor. Essential tool for plotting coordinates and measuring azimuths on topographic maps. Features 1:25k, 1:50k scales and Mils/Degrees. Various makers/dates (e.g., 1981). Used surplus condition.

Almost unused M9 bayonet from LanCay. This is an upgraded version without the scabbard sharpener and with an ergonomically shaped handle. The screw on the pommel needs to be tightened - the guard is slightly loose.

Rare hard-to-find size XL-Long. Genuine USGI M-1965 Field Trousers dated 1977. Heavyweight NYCO Sateen fabric, heavy duty brass zipper, Contract DSA100-77-C-1391. Cold War era surplus in pristine condition.

US maskovací barva v barvách bílá a zelená. Barvy jsou nepoužité.

Genuine 1989 US Navy Swim Shoes (Gray Canvas). Contract DLA100-88-C-4263. Size 9.5. Often called Coral Creepers. Issued to SEALs/UDT.

Extremely rare squadron patch for VA-185 "Nighthawks". Deployed on USS Midway during the Gulf War and disestablished in 1991. Vintage Cut Edge construction (likely Japanese Theater Made). A-6 Intruder insignia.

A distinctive ceremonial weapon: The United States Marine Corps NCO Sword. Adopted in 1859, it is the oldest weapon in continuous service in the US armed forces. This example is manufactured by Newtel Inc. and features a polished stainless steel blade, making it ideal for display or parade use. The blade is acid-etched with the scrollwork and the legend "United States Marines". It comes complete with its scabbard. Condition is Used, with no personal name engraved on the blade.