Other Military Goods

If there are two things the Swiss military knows, it’s knives and pumps. Here’s a manual water pump—used and surplus, which means it’s authentic, and collectible. Has a 20” long x 1-7/32” silver metal body,...

Back in the USSR, they made sure every bicycle (that’s “velosiped” to you, comrade) had a proper light set. Forty years later, we’ve got those classic bicycle light sets in “new” old surplus. New, as in never used...

Sound the alarm—literally—with this vintage-style hand-crank emergency siren. No wires, no batteries, just good old-fashioned panic powered by your arm strength. Originally meant for air raids, disasters, and yelling at large groups before...

Straight from the surplus stacks and smelling faintly of diesel, dust, and decades past—these paperback military manuals cover everything from tactical canister clusters to decontaminating gear, reciprocating compressors, motorized air systems, and...

What is it? Battery holder with tiny encapsulated grain-of-wheat bulbs, a secondary wire goes to a switch of some sort that what we think would attach to a part of someone's uniform. This holder has a metal housing for 2 "D" cell batteries, a swing open...

1980s CARL ZEISS GERMAN LEOPARD II TANK SIGHT Full tank gunner's sight mechanism, from a 1980's German Leopard II Tank. Makes a great conversation starter. Message or call with any questions, we are happy to help! Comes in it's own nifty wooden shipping...

This is the helmet the French national police (Gendarmerie Nationale) once wore, and we have a bunch of them in great condition with matching, high-quality, comfortable liners. They’re similar to French M51 military pot helmets, and despite the...

These Romanian combat helmets were used in small numbers in Romania during WWII and up to the 1970s. They’re still in use in some reserve units, and are also currently used by the Afghan National Army. Very dark paint—looks black to...

GERMAN ORIGINAL MILITARY SURPLUS DUST GOGGLES. Fold-able with pouch.

Know your initials? If so, we don’t have to tell you that this is an original East German (GDR) Army (NVA) Minister of the Interior (MdI) medal presentation case. Condition is like new, but it’s just the box—no medal included. You have...

Feast your eyes on this genuine German surplus boot kit, meticulously housed in an Olive Drab (OD) carry case. Inside, you'll find a trio of indispensable brushes – one with a sharp triangular tip for precision, another rectangular marvel for broad...

Who needs the whole hat when the emblem is the best part? This German police cap insignia from the 1970s is a 2” dia brass sunburst surrounding a shield with vertical black stripes, a diagonal green stripe and leaves, an eagle, a bear and a...

Attenzione, military buffs and woodshoppers! This Italian military steel auger bit measures 13” long x 5/8" dia with a 1/2" base that has a flattened side. We don’t know what else to say about it except that as auger bits go, it looks and...

They don’t call us “Surplus” for nothing. We’ve got scads of assorted U.S. Army insignia patches for Class A/OCP uniforms. In this assortment you’ll get (1) 35th Engineer Brigade [Class A], (1) Installation Management [Class...

German safety goggles. Good for “sonne, winde und staub,” they say, and by staub they mean dust. These are gray rubber with a little, tinted sun visor that snaps on or off, an adjustable elastic strap and removable clear lenses. Lightly used,...