We found another small batch! This are USGI elastic laces used for both flak jackets and some field jackets. These are sold in a set of two. Each string or lace is approximately 46 inches long and will lace one side of a flak vest. If you have a vest with paracord or that the elastic has dry rotted, this is for you! Unissued condition. Learn More
Classic Infantry Blue Ascot for wear with Class B khakis and some utility uniforms. We have new made ascots as well as a few vintage 1969 packaged ascots. Learn More
Boot Laces, Replacement. These are the standard 72" long, round construction, black boot laces. Perfect for leather boots and jungle boots. Priced per pair. 2oz Learn More
Blousing Bands. These are also referred to as boot garters, blousing garters, etc. Basically they are an OD elastic band with hooks used to help with blousing your boots. Priced per pair. 1oz Learn More
USGI Type Cushion Sole Socks. New production OD green, wool / cotton / nylon blend. Made in the USA and GSA approved for government issue. Priced per pair. Learn More
These undershirts are from the Rothco Military T-Shirt Line and are made with a strong, but soft cotton and polyester blend. They feature a tagless design in the neck so no annoying tag to irritate you. We searched for a long time for the "best color" to match Vietnam era undershirts and these tees are the closest that we have found. Learn More
These shorts are great! From the estate of a retired Commander (O-5) who spent his career in the SEAL TEAMS, we have two pair of "custom" shorts. The shorts are made from 1980's OG-507 trousers (the Dura Press replacement for Cotton OG-107). The pants are marked 34 x 29 in the waist, but were tailored and measure 32 at the waist (16" laid flat) and the inseam is not a brisk 4" from the center seam of the crotch. Name tape over rear pocket. You see this style of shorts worn often in photos on firing ranges and training courses etc.
Buyer will receive a PDF document that I put together covering the owner's US Navy career. The bio packet includes his Naval Academy Diploma, Commission in the Navy, Promotion to Commander while in Naval Special Warfare Unit Two, ID while serving in the Middle East, a great team pic in boats, and best of all, his hand written application to be a Foreign Service Officer after his retirement. This document has page after page where he outlines his entire career in the Navy to bolster his application as a Foreign Service Officer. Learn More
