Military Surplus

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 LC-1 All-Purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment (ALICE) was adopted in 1973 to replace previous equipment belts. It served through the mid-2000s and still sees use with some Guard units, as well as some Air Force and Navy personnel 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

The submachine gun (SMG) was arguably the backbone of World War 2 with at least 47 different models spread throughout the entirety of the Axis, Allied and neutral forces. The D90242 pouch was the standard SMG issue SEE MORE

The submachine gun (SMG) was arguably the backbone of World War 2 with at least 47 different models spread throughout the entirety of the Axis, Allied and neutral forces. The D90242 pouch was the standard SMG issue SEE MORE

Between the Summer of 1917 and the November 11, 1918 Armistice, the Gladiator factory delivered 16,000 Chauchats in 8 mm Lebel and 19,000 in .30-06. Manufactured to hold either the 8mm Lebel, or 30-06 crescent moon shaped magazines SEE MORE

This is a rare, early, WWII USN Mark I gas mask bag. It is marked: USN, U, Gas Mask, NDO Mark I. There is another stamp below that that has become illegible. Condition is fair to good with a stain and two snag holes on the back. SEE MORE

This is an original M-65 Insulating Helmet Liner, made by Society Brand Hat Co in 1970. These warm, fleece-lined liners were put into service in 1965, and were used until the steel pot helmet was fully phased out in the 1980s - SEE MORE

The LC-2 system was put into service in 1981 to replace the 1973 designed LC-1, and is still in service today. This example includes three M1967 M16 magazine pouches as well as LC-2 load bearing suspenders Condition is great. 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

This M1916 holster was made by Sears Saddlery of Davenport, Iowa in 1942 for military use with the M1911/M1911A1 Pistol. These holsters were designed for the rigors of World War 1, and were still in limited use in the 1980s. See More

This M1916 holster was made by Cathey Enterprises sometime between 1963 and the early 1990s for military use with the M1911/M1911A1 Pistol. These holsters were designed for the rigors of World War 1, and were still in limited use in the 1980s. See More

This is a data plate off of an M1, 57mm Carriage Gun, made by International Harvester in 1942. The gun serial number is 2123. In typical government fashion the plate has a part number of A-194471 SEE MORE

This is an original Deutsche Demokratische Republik set of fatigues in the famous Strichtarn pattern. Strichtarn was adopted by the communist state of East Germany in 1965 for use in the National Peoples Army SEE MORE

The M-65 Field Coat served from 1965 to 2005. This stylish and iconic jacket has been imitated by other countries and fashion designers alike. This example was found in the estate of a deceased Vietnam veteran and military collector. SEE MORE