Cold War (1947-1991)

This is a U.S. Navy Bureau of Ordnance Mark 1, U.S. Navy Aircraft Machine Gun Bore Sighting Kit Mark I, from 1948, made by Bell & Howell. This is the exact same kit used by the U.S. Navy throughout WW2 and the Korean war. SEE MORE

This is an original pair of 1956, RAKA-made, Belgian Army brushstroke camouflage trousers in well-used condition. The material is very thick cotton duck, and starched. SEE MORE

The OG-107 uniform was 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

This is a USN "GOB" Wool Sweater These sweaters were in use with the US Navy for decades, beginning in 1985, and have only recently been phased out. This particular sweater was manufactured as part of the 2006 contract. SEE MORE

This U.S. contract fatigue/utility shirt is the same that was used throughout the Vietnam war, and onward until being replaced by BDUs in the early '80s. SEE MORE

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 M/964 combat uniform was developed especially for African use in the Portugal Colonial Wars against Angola (Angolan War of Independence, 1961-1974), Mozambique (Mozambican War of Independence, 1964-1974), and Guinea-Bissau... SEE MORE

From 1981 to 2008 America used the most comfortable and perhaps, iconic, battle uniform to date - the classic Battle Dress Uniform (BDU). It was used by every branch. It, and its copies, is still in use all over the world.

This is an actual GoreTex brand pair of reversible military pants, sometimes advertised as rain suit pants. One side features desert camo, and the other features M81 Woodland camo. Features a waist drawstring, zippered pass-through pockets, zippered legs.

Bishop was an American company that was known for high quality stocks. This stock is from the era of the Clinton gun ban when thumbhole stocks were the norm for AKS. Like them or not, these are some of the most comfortable stocks to use. SEE MORE

This came to us in a box of Com-Bloc parts. It is a used, commercial, butt stock and handguard, and a dustcover with an integral scope rail. Should fit many fixed stock AK Variants... SEE MORE

This is a 90s-era Tapco stock, and polymer grip for a stamped AK/AKM/AK-47/AK-74 including many Chinese, Bulgarian, East German, Hungarian, Romanian, and Yugoslavian (Serbian, Zasatava) and clones SEE MORE

This is a щН-marked Soviet Russian oiler for a Mosin Nagant. These were produced, virtually unchanged, from the 1940s until at least the '70s. The bottle markings describe the contents. SEE MORE

This is an original-style slanted muzzle bread with M14x1 LH thread for AK-47. Maker is unknown. These do not ever appear to have been installed. SEE MORE

This came to us in a box of Com-Bloc parts. According to the seller this stock was bought in the 1990s through Cheaper Than Dirt or a similar catalog back when original Soviet surplus parts were plentiful. SEE MORE