Antique and Vintage Collectibles

The OG-507 uniform was an update of the OG-107 uniform adopted for the Korean War in 1952, and used throughout the Vietnam War. The code, OG 107, actually referred to the dye used, Olive Green formula 107. SEE MORE

The Model 30 bayonet was used from 1897 to 1945, with very few changes. Matsushita Kinzoku KK, was the metal works wing of the National Denki electic corporation, and made these bayonets under Kokura Arsenal Supervision. SEE MORE

MSA is known for high quality gas masks and respirators for military and industrial use. These MSA BM-13D-17 MASK arrived in a batch of military surplus, SEE MORE

The shell is an exact copy of the Soviet SSh-40 design, made under license in Hungary. The only obvious difference is the unique leather helmet liner which features four triangular pads with multiple holes cut for ventilation. SEE MORE

This is a Civil War era regulation cap box in very good condition. There is no obvious maker mark. It is stamped with a U.S. Ordnance Department sub inspector mark SEE MORE

The French Model 1866 Chassepot Bayonet was designed for France's then-cutting-edge Fusil Modele 1866. SEE MORE

This rare comic/short story collection was published during the Vietnam War in 1974 by Vietnam Veteran Major Jim Bustle of the 355th Tactical Fighter Squadron. All of the stories feature A-7D Corsair II fighter jets. SEE MORE

The Personnel Armor System for Ground Troops (PASGT) system began development in 1980. The program was designed to give troops body armor as well as ballistic Kevlar helmets to repace the old steel pot helmets. SEE MORE

The Ruger Old Army is widely considered the strongest and best black powder revolvers. The ROA was designed in 1972, and unlike other black powder revolvers at the time, it was not based on any previous design. SEE MORE

This is an original M1945 field pack and Field Cargo Pack with a rubberized liner. This was part of a USGI's total loadout, which would have also included suspenders (not included). SEE MORE

Originally designed for the U.S. Air Force, this Vietnam-era bag was designed to carry all the gear a pilot would need. The bag features wrap-around straps, heavy duty canvas construction, a strong zipper, and heavy duty buttons. SEE MORE

The M-9 gas mask was designed in 1947, and was updated several times before being phased out. It was one of the most comfortable and versatile masks in American history. Despite production ending in the early 1960s, SEE MORE

The Entrenching tool has its roots all the way back to the Roman Legions. They have been a staple of US troops since WWI. The modern folding version began in 1938 in Germany, and was copied by the US in 1943. SEE MORE

This is a 1920s-made traveling apothecary kit, which would have been used to mix medicine. The box was made from pasteboard, with a leather-like finish. SEE MORE

This is a rare WWII M6 gas mask bag, almost never seen in the wild these days. Even an accurate reproduction will run you around $40. Condition is good with the expected wear from use. Excellent for reenactors, collectors, or as a handy tote.