Product FeaturesThe Blackhawk Storm™ Sling is a single-point sling constructed of high-strength 1.25” wide nylon webbing with an elliptical bungee. Features compressed tubular nylon sheathing to limit bounce and will enhance…

The Warrior Assault Systems Duty Belt in Olive Drab is a premium, high-strength tactical platform designed to secure load-bearing equipment comfortably. It features dual-layer heavy-duty webbing, a secure polymer locking buckle,…

The Strap, Support, ST-35 is a piece of military field gear designed by the U.S. Army Signal Corps. It is a carrying strap used by soldiers on foot to transport and deploy telephone lines and wire reels.

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Original WWII J.Q.D. 88 Mountain Rucksack waist straps (often called "belly bands") are highly sought-after items. They were used by the U.S. Army's 10th Mountain Division. Because these straps could easily slide off the metal…

The ARS 17 (Appareil Respiratoire Spécial Modèle 1917) was the most advanced French gas mask of World War I, introduced in 1917 to replace the less effective M2 mask. Its design was heavily inspired by the German GM17…

Austrian Army Belt (Trouser Belt)
The Austrian Army belt marked Frank Morton is an authentic piece of military surplus from Austria, often dating back to the 1970s or 80s. These belts are known for their durability and classic…

During the Spanish Civil War (1936–1939), Nationalist troops led by Francisco Franco wore specific military belt buckles that symbolized their ideology and unity. Today, these buckles are highly sought-after militaria items for…

During the Korean War, the standard belt worn by Marines for the M1 Garand was the M1923 Dismounted Cartridge Belt. While the design remained largely identical to the World War II version, there were specific differences in color…

The US M-1943 (M43) suspenders in OD7 (Olive Drab No. 7, dark green) are a late-war variant of American field equipment. Although collectors often refer to them as "M43 suspenders," they are technically the final version of the…

In the Belgian army, the FN/FALO Rifle Belt (often called a "BAR-belt" or "Mag Belt") is a specific piece of webbing designed to carry magazines for the FN FAL and its heavy-duty variant, the FALO (Fusil Automatique Lourd).

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The M1956 Combat Field Pack, better known as the "butt pack," was a crucial component of the American M-1956 Load-Carrying Equipment (LCE), which saw extensive use during the Vietnam War. Its official name was "Pack, Field," but…

US Collapsible Canvas Water Bucket – The Classic 'Jeep Bucket'

Add an iconic piece of history to your gear with the US Collapsible Canvas Water Bucket. This collapsible bucket, commonly known as the "Jeep bucket," was an…

The M1956 Universal Small Arms Ammunition Pouch was an essential piece of American equipment during the Vietnam War. Made of heavy olive drab cotton canvas, this pouch was designed to accommodate a variety of ammunition types in a…

The Polish army boots known as the Opinacz are iconic combat boots of the People's Republic of Poland (LWP), recognizable by their integrated leather gaiter with two buckles.

They were actually a slight modification of an…

The French Mle 52 Buckle Ranger boots, officially known as the Brodequin de Marche à Jambière Attenante (BMJA) Modèle 1952, are iconic military boots that set the standard for the French army in the post-war period.

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