Cold War - U.S. Marine Corps/U.S. Army M16A2 Operators manual, 1986 (1005-01-128-9936)

The M581 "Training Aid, Personal Decontamination Kit" was a portable kit for sking decontamination after being expsed to dangerous chemical warfare agents. Originally it had two packets containing special chemicals and wipes. SEE MORE

This is a pair of surplus M-16 slings. The first is a Vietnam-era web sling. It is missing the hardware, but condition is great. The black sling is a later (and still issued) "silent" sling, and is apparently complete. Both are used. SEE MORE

The M1 helmet was the lonest serving helmet in US history, lasting from 1941 to 1985. This helmet cover is '80s vintage. Excellent for reenactors, shooters, reloaders, hobbyists, collectors, and more. Small stain. SEE MORE

Here we have a WWII vintage M36 Pistol belt, exactly as it arrived to us, complete with a Boyt M1916 holster, Korean-era M1 Carbine Magazine Pouch, and a Vietnam-era M18 Grenade Pouch - all of which would have been correct for the Vietnam War. See More

The M1 helmet was used by the U.S. military from WWII until 1985. This example was made by R.J. Stampings of Canada, who made helmets for U.S. and Canadian use all the way until the helmet was phased out in 1985 It is numbered 629, which should date it to

This is an original Soviet belt buckle used from just after WWII to the fall of the Soviet Union. This buckle may feature minor wear, light rust, dust and minor imperfections, none of which take away from it's beauty. As-Is. No returns or refunds. C