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ROMANIAN MILITARY FOOD CONTAINER WITH LADLE
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...$89.50$89.50 -
DIGITAL CAMO RADIO BAG PKG(2)
In nylon digital camo, this military radio bag measures 11" x 12" x 6" with adjustable straps on the side panels to pull them in, another to close the top, and a pair of female molle buckles to attach it to something else. Sew it all together, add a...$4.95$4.95Qty in Cart: 0Quantity:Price:$4.95Subtotal: -
ADJUSTABLE CAMO CANTEEN HOLDER
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...$3.50$3.50 -
POLISH 2-CONDUCTOR PHONE WIRE ON SPOOL MILITARY
Get ahold of a piece of history with this 500ft (maybe 1000ft we didn't measure) spool of 2-conductor Polish military surplus phone wire. 24 gauge. Perfect for restoration projects, electrical tinkering, or even just a unique conversation starter. It's...$99.50$99.50 -
1950'S CHINESE HOWITZER SIGHT
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...$79.50$79.50 -
ILLUMINATED AMMO BOX 11.4"X5.1"X7.5"
Sure, keep your ammo dry in this illuminated ammunition dry box, but frankly the box doesn’t care what you put in it. Made of hard plastic with a (removable) light inside the hinged, detachable lid, the dry box looks sort of like an olive drab...Starting at $12.50Starting at $12.50 -
DRIFT METER WWII PIONEER INSTRUMENTS
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...$1,250.00$1,250.00