Military Devices & Equipment

Why did the Italian soldier bring a standard-issue sewing kit into battle? In case he needed to sew something! This military sewing kit is like new, in a neat khaki pouch, 6” x 5” when open and 2” x 5” rolled up. Inside are spools...

Call it a MASK unit. This faux-military “Minor Surgery” kit from Voodoo Tactical® comes in a 7" x 5" x 2-1/2" canvas pouch containing: 6” wound probe; 3-1/2” stitch scissors; 3-1/2” tweezers; 5-1/2” bandage...

We’re sure the Italian Air Force drinks vino only when they’re grounded, but those folks know how to live la vida dolce, capish? This glass carafe, in new condition, is etched with the Italian Air Force eagle symbol. Stands 9-1/2” tall...

No, don’t really go climb a glacier—at least not with these crampons from the French Alpine Legion. They worked great back in the day, when French soldiers used them to scale steep mountains during snow and ice storms in the French Alps. But...

These brand new wraparound, G-15 dark lens and clear lens, Camo Interchangeable Shades, have a camo pattern and come with one-piece, long, swappable clear and gray lenses. Also comes with both an elastic headband and standard temples that can be, yes,...

Used Belgian military gas masks. BEM 4-GP is the style. Clear full face shield with swiveling canister connector. Bag is included.

This is a hell of a collectable piece here, a M-59 4X Yugoslavian/Serbian army monocular that’s great for any military or optics collection. If you collect military optics—double jackpot! Yours will probably have minor scratches, proving it...

Whether you’re a military collector or you just like to look over cubicles and around corners, this 15" long x 1-13/16" Hungarian-made military periscope will make your day. Used, and in good condition, it has markings of “42 3-00360”...

This leather German police strap with punched holes, quality stitching and a metal buckle looks like a belt for a very small person. Or maybe a stylish, tan collar for a very large dog. When we looked up “leather strap” in the original...

WHO CUT THE CHEESE? Want to feel like a Cold War-era spy, but also need a new conversation piece for your office? Our Romanian M74 Gas Mask has got you covered! Because it’s surplus, we don't know its age, but it’s old and dainty, for sure...

From the Chinese military, this olive drab canvas recon chest rig is made for carrying SKS rounds. We think it’d also be great for fishing lures, balloons (if you’re a balloon artist or a water-balloon tosser), various nails and screws, bolts...

Keep your powder dry and your canteen cold. Can’t help you with that powder thing, but this insulated camo canteen holder folds together and holds via hood-and-loop strips. Has a 5/8” ID grommet and a big hook-and-loop patch on the back to...

From the Romanian military, this olive drab, flask-shaped, insulated 18-liter food container has what appears to be a stainless steel interior, and was probably designed for mush, or gruel, or some of kind of stew to keep the troops warm and awake. But...

Nope--we thought it was a theodolite-- a surveying instrument for measuring angles in horizontal and vertical planes, but it seems we missed the mark. With the help of a knowledgeable Surpie, we’re reasonably sure this olive drab apparatus is an...

WWII Era Drift Meter in great condition. Drift meters are optical devices that were used in WWII bomber aircraft to improve dead reckoning navigation by measuring the wind effect on flight. While we can't say if this unit ever saw any action 80 years...