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Got North Atlantic Gas?
You'll need this NATO gas mask, M51 model, in an olive drab canvas bag. Lightly used surplus, it includes a definitely-not-guaranteed cartridge filter. Adjustable mask is medium olive drab/brown. The cartridge screws directly into it below the nose, so it's the symmetrical, alien-look, type. Carrying bag measures approx 12" long x 5" x 5" plus shoulder strap and ring clips. Great for Halloween.
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39507 M51 GAS MASK |
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Raindrop Camo Bag
Carrying a state secret? Or a knockwurst sandwich? You can hide either in a Deutsche Armee bag in the olive-drab raindrop camouflage pattern--at least during a German rainstorm. The large bag is 11" x 12" x 5" with (3) rubberized straps, a top handle, buckle closures, and set of hooks and loops on the top and bottom so you can stack them or use them as panniers. The small one is a gas-mask bag, 11" x 11" x 4", with (3) compartments inside (slim full-length, 7" x 4", and 4" x 4") and a 3" x 3" x 1" pouch on the side. Single strap closure, belt straps and pistol-belt hooks on the back. Heavy canvas. Interesting look.
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39335 LARGE GERMAN BAG | |
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39336 SMALL GERMAN BAG |
ASC Projector
This 16mm projector is chunky and heavy and big (57 lbs, about 16" x 12" x14" high OA) and shows some wear, but we fired the sucker up, and it worked like a charm! It's AV equipment from the U.S. Army Signal Corps, works on standard 120VAC household current, and has all the normal parts and pieces, including -- but not limited to -- an amplifier, take-up reel, 14-ft power cable, and well-used canvas cover. It also has the only three-pronged plug we ever saw that has a spring-loaded, fold-back ground so it will fit an ungrounded outlet. If you were an AV wonk in school, you'll love it!
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35690 US ARMY PROJECTOR Note: This item is not eligible for Expedited Shipping or delivery to Alaska, Hawaii, or the Territories. |
Signal Corps Field Phone
Just like Ike used. The original WWII-to-1967 U.S. Army EE8 Field Telephone (second issue, in an olive drab canvas case). Used surplus. It should still be operational, but, of course, there are no guarantees. It uses a pair of standard "D" batteries, not included, and weighs approx 10 lbs, private. Case is 9-1/2" x 8" x 3" with an adjustable strap and external crank to make its matching phone or a switchboard ring. Handset is the nostalgic Bakelite standard from WWII-era home phones, with a 70" cord. Should work with regular speaker wire. (And as a no-outgoing-calls extension at home.) Lots of specs and instructions on the web.
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39510 FIELD PHONE |
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People Are Scarfing These Up
And who can blame them. These here are brand new U.S. Army olive-drab wool scarves. Plenty long, 51" x 8-1/2" wide, and double thick because they're really long tubes. And the ends are open, so you can hide stuff inside or use them as snake warmers.
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39242 G.I. SCARF |
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Trigger Mittens
Direct from your Uncle Sam, (2) each, olive drab wool/nylon military mittens with trigger fingers. Medium size and 12" long OA, but they're knitted mittens, so they fit the largest paws in our office. Don't have a trigger? That spare finger-cover is always handy for scratching your nose.
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39240 TRIGGER MITTENS |
Barrel Quiver
You say you need something to carry your extra Dutch Army machine-gun barrels in? Guess who's got just the ticket. Measures 27" long OA x approx 8" wide, in heavy olive-drab canvas with (2) adjustable shoulder straps and a waist strap. Buncha compartments: (2) at 3" x 2" x 17", (2) at 2" x 2" x 10, (1) at 2" x 2" x 13", and a small pouch under the fold-down, clasp-closed top. Could also carry any number of broken-down fishing rods, or all of instruments for the Harmonicats. Used, but only by a little old Dutch lady corporal to carry her barrels on Sundays.
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39021 BARREL CARRIER |
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U.S. Army Survival Handbook
Standard issue for U.S. Special Ops Forces and pilots, it's been updated by SFC Matt Larsen, a Ranger trainer and graduate of the SERE and Jungle Survival programs. In paperback, it has 382 technique-packed and illustrated pages of guidance for staying alive on land and sea. (Our personal hint for surviving in the U.S. Army? Always carry a clipboard for camouflage.)
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93764 SURVIVAL GUIDE |
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Brass Buttons
You can tell military budgets have been cut when Russia starts selling us her uniform buttons. Our bushels of buttons are 1/2" to 1", mostly metal (brass, copper, silver), mostly Russian (with some Canadian, French, and others), all interesting and collectable. The shiny brass buttons with the stars are nice, if you don't mind a hammer and sickle. We'll pick out (10) for you, but can't promise which ones.
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32590 MILITARY BUTTONS |
Sachetto di Ginnastica
Gym bag, surplus, gently used, and apparently from the Italian army. The bag, a squared-off duffle, is olive drab nylon, 11" wide x 14" tall x 22" long, with zippered 10" x 11" pockets on both ends and a flat bottom. Has (2) 9-inch canvas handles and a small "Esercito" ("Army" in Italiano) logo on one side. Might benefit from a little time freshening up in the Tuscan sun but your sun, or a quick spritz of fabric freshener, will work just fine.
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39244 ITALO BAG |
Radiation Meter
Are the kids growing up with pride? Radiating good cheer? You can tell for sure with...What? It’s for nuclear radiation? An old Civil Defense meter? Bummer. Apparently, this OCD radiation meter from the Victoreen Mfg. Co. was made to sniff out the residue of the nuclear holocaust when you emerged from your bomb shelter. Calibrated 5 r/hr (Roentgen) with a X 0.1, X1, X10, X100 sensitivity selector, it runs on (1) “D” battery (not included.) The Civil Defense yellow boxes are about 8” x 4–1/2” x 3–1/2”. It comes with complete instructions for use. The CD V–777–2 includes two 4–1/2” long x 1/2” dia dosimeters and a 2” x 4” x 4” dosimeter charger. This one is used, but it works fine, even if it looks a bit scuffed.
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19071 CDV-777 RAD METER |
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