ERDL Brown Dominant Theater Made Jacket - M-R

The classic badge of a combat-proven Infantryman! Up for sale is a genuine US Army Combat Infantryman Badge (CIB - 1st Award) in the traditional full-color metal and enamel finish. The reverse is stamped with the "V-21" hallmark, identifying it as a product of Vanguard Military Equipment Corp. Since the Institute of Heraldry introduced these alphanumeric codes in 1965, this badge perfectly dates to the Vietnam War era through the 1970s. It shows honest wear and a beautiful, authentic patina.

A piece of aviation history with real field use! Up for sale is a genuine, Vietnam War-era Republic of Vietnam Air Force (VNAF - Khong Quan) patch. This is a beautiful factory-woven variant, known for its flat profile and incredibly fine, sharp details compared to standard embroidery. Featuring a winged dragon and the motto "TỔ QUỐC KHÔNG GIAN" (Fatherland and Space/Sky). This patch is used and was carefully removed from an original uniform, retaining its folded edges and an authentic "salty" patina. A great piece for ARVN and US advisor collectors.

Rare 2nd Pattern M65 Jacket dated 1967. Features aluminum (silver) zippers. Original "Hell on Wheels" insignia and name tapes. Size Long Medium. Includes 1969 liner.

The airborne pride of US Advisors! Up for sale is a genuine, Vietnam War-era cloth parachute badge (Senior Jump Wings) of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN). Rather than a local Asian copy, this is a high-quality, US-manufactured patch. These were produced specifically for American personnel (US Advisors, MACV-SOG, Airborne units) who earned the qualification while serving in Vietnam and wore the badge on their US uniforms. It is in excellent, unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition with a period-correct cut-edge.

Classic private-purchase camouflage trousers featuring the iconic Duck Hunter spot pattern. A favorite of US Advisors, SEALs, and CIDG troops in the early 1960s.

A true piece of Vietnam War history! Up for sale is a genuine U.S. Army rain poncho definitively dated to the height of the Vietnam conflict in 1968. This represents the first generation of the lightweight coated nylon twill ponchos that replaced the heavy rubberized canvas models. Presented in classic Olive Drab, this piece is in very good, used condition with no major damage and boasts a highly legible manufacturer's stamp. Perfect for Vietnam reenactors and serious collectors.

A pristine example of "Theater Made" headgear from the Vietnam War era. This Tiger Stripe cap represents the private purchase gear favored by GIs and Special Forces operating in Southeast Asia. Produced locally (likely Okinawa or Thailand tailor shops), this specific cap is in incredible Deadstock / Unissued condition. It retains the rare original paper inventory tag ("Size Small C.P. 2216") stapled to the brim. The fabric is crisp and the colors are vibrant. Size Small.

A highly rare piece of headgear from the First Indochina War: The French Cotton "Gurkha" Beret (also known as Béret de brousse). Distinct from standard issue wool berets, this multi-panel cotton construction was designed specifically for the rigors of jungle warfare in Southeast Asia. This example is in lightly used condition with no damage, retaining its original shape. Size is approximately 52 (Small).