Military Surplus

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

The World War II Victory Medal, or Victory Ribbon was awarded to United States military personell who served on active duty, or as a reservist, between December 7, 1941 and the war's end. SEE MORE

The World War I Victory medal was created in 1919 for American veterans of "The Great War For Civilization", as well as for American Expeditionary Forces in Russian and Siberia. 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. SEE MORE

The Navy Working Uniform (NWU) Type-1 served from 2008 through 2019. It is one of the most maligned uniforms in U.S. history, perhaps even more than the Army's "Grandma's Couch"-pattern ACU. The Navy claimed that it chose the blue pattern, known by sailor

The Navy Working Uniform (NWU) Type-1 served from 2008 through 2019. It is one of the most maligned uniforms in U.S. history, perhaps even more than the Army's "Grandma's Couch"-pattern ACU. The Navy claimed that it chose the blue pattern, known by sailor

This enlisted dress uniform was custom tailored, and runs somewhere between a medium and a small. There are several shiny spots on the uniform, likely caused by a hot iron.

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

This is a blue U.S. Navy, utility uniform shirt. Size medium. Shirt is in new condition.

This is a white U.S. Navy, Class B uniform shirt. Size medium. Would make an excellent dress shirt. Shirt is in very good condition, but there is a small smudge on the front.

This is a light blue U.S. Air Force, Class B uniform shirt. It is new. Size 5 1/2x32

These mittens were the perfect cold weather gear for one of the biggest proxy wars of the Cold War. They feature a multi-layer design with a leather palm and a fuzzy wool/cotton blend back. SEE MORE

This came to us in a box of Com-Bloc parts. It is a used, commercial, side-mounted scope rail produced by Midwest Industries in the USA. SEE MORE

The GDR version of the AK was very similar to a Russian Type-3 AK, but not all parts were interchangeable. This is a lower handguard for one. SEE MORE