THIS IS A NEW MILITARIA SURPLUS CHEMICAL FULL-ZIP JACKET XXLARGE WITH TWO POCKETS AND ZIPPER IN FRONT .THE JACKET HAS NEVER BEEN WORN . FIRST SHIPPING IS $8.75 NEXT ITEM WON IS $3.00 EACH. ( ARMPIT TO ARMPIT 30" )

New Adjustable Survival Tactical Belt Emergency Fire Rigger Militaria Military CQB for Camping Rescue Description Features :Professional design Constructed of 1.75 webbing with 7,000 lb tensile strength and a hook and loop to secure the running end.Tied on your waist directly, also can mount some outdoor stuff on the belt Built with parachute grade buckles and adapters. Suitable for field operations, riding, hunting, war game, run and other sport It can be used as a standard belt when be worn on

New Adjustable Survival Tactical Belt Emergency Fire Rigger Militaria Military CQB for Camping Rescue Description Features : Professional design Constructed of 1.75 webbing with 7,000 lb tensile strength and a hook and loop to secure the running end. Tied on your waist directly, also can mount some outdoor stuff on the belt Built with parachute grade buckles and adapters. Suitable for field operations, riding, hunting, war game, run and other sport It can be used as a standard belt when be worn on pants, while as an assault belt when on the tactical vest. The triangle hook on the front for attaching accessories The waist is adjustable with the Velcro attachment Specification: Model: CQB/Emergency Rescue Material: High quality Nylon material Size : 4cm (width) X 115-130cm (length) 3 Colors... Less

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The shirt color actually shows through portions of the graphic giving you extra style that mass produced solid graphics lack. Available sizes and colors

Collecting militaria is a hobby that has grown enormously in recent years, spurred on especially by the burgeoning interest in the First and Second World Wars, and further fed by films, documentaries and re-enactments. The collecting scene has moved from the post-war army surplus stores to large dealers, international events and, above all, the internet. In this book Arthur Ward and Richard Ingram offer the benefit of their extensive knowledge and experience to guide you through the world of military collectibles from badges, books and posters, to helmets, tunics and weapons, and enable you to start or enhance your own collection. Around 250 superb color photographs clearly show items and the topics covered include: insignia; headdress; uniforms; equipment; weapons; ephemera; checking... Less

Release Date: 2011-12-09, Audio CD, Eternal soul

German WWII military items are of just as much interest to collectors today as they were to soldiers who fought and won the most influential military conflict in recent history. Helmets, bayonets, uniforms, insignia - since the beginning of time, virtually everything military has been fair game to conquering armies… to the victor belongs the spoils. Today, the value of these items is often debated, and definitely varies from year to year. In this, our first realized price guide published in a number of years, we are presenting auction values for various military items from WWII Germany sold between January 1, 2007 and March 15, 2008 as established by the final bid price on the militaria auction website manions.com. This price guide contains final auction value for WWII German:... Less

Collecting militaria is a hobby that has grown enormously in recent years, spurred on especially by the burgeoning interest in the First and Second World Wars, and further fed by films, documentaries and re-enactments. The collecting scene has moved from the post-war army surplus stores to large dealers, international events and, above all, the internet. In this book Arthur Ward and Richard Ingram offer the benefit of their extensive knowledge and experience to guide you through the world of military collectibles from badges, books and posters, to helmets, tunics and weapons, and enable you to start or enhance your own collection. Around 250 superb color photographs clearly show items and the topics covered include: insignia; headdress; uniforms; equipment; weapons; ephemera; checking... Less

Discover uniforms and militaria from behind the Iron Curtain, not previously released for public view from Soviet Russian historical archives. This is the first full-color photographic reference book to illustrate these items, which are selected from the 74-year history of the regime from the October Revolution to the collapse of Communism in 1991. Each uniform is worn by a live model and supported by close-ups of head gear, insignia, decorations, weapons, and ephemera. Includes 100 previously unpublished photos from private Russian collections. Stunning!

Action color photography of the U.S. Army's Bradley Company in training and on maneuvers provides an intimate picture of the life, training, uniforms, equipment and vehicles used by the men of this fighting force. Concise captions provide details on the equipment and activities depicted.

Superb history by a renowned expert in the field of German militaria. This classic volume is now available in English and covers all aspects of the pre-1918 German uniform. Over 500 photos, many in color, show uniforms of the Infantry, Dragoons, Guards, Hussars, Light Cavalry and Cadets. Also, a special section in color on the personal uniforms of Kaiser Wilhelm II.

Superb history by a renowned expert in the field of German militaria. This classic volume is now available in English and covers all aspects of the pre-1918 German uniform. Over 500 photos, many in color, show uniforms of the Infantry, Dragoons, Guards, Hussars, Light Cavalry and Cadets. Also, a special section in color on the personal uniforms of Kaiser Wilhelm II.

This is the first full-color photographic reference book to illustrate Soviet uniforms and militaria selected from the whole 74-year history of the regime, from October Revolution to the 1991 collapse of Communism.  Acces s has been allowed for the first time to Soviet Russian historical archives and to examples of actual uniforms and militaria from behind the former Iron Curtain. This new edition in paperback has some 200 color photographs [many updated] that illustrate and identify 80 original uniforms of the pre-WW2 period, the Great Patriotic War and the Cold War from 1945- 1992.  These uniforms are worn by live models and are supported by close-ups of headgear, insignia, decorations, weapons and ephemera.  A valuable secondary feature of this book is a selection of 100 previously... Less

A full-color record of the international troops deployed to Bosnia under IFOR (Peace Implementation Force) command in early 1996. Filled with dynamic profiles of the men, their fighting vehicles, uniforms and insignia, weapons and equipment, photographed on active duty. Europa Militaria 22.

Reenactors wearing carefully created costumes, photographed in authentic settings, provide a snapshot of spear men, archers, crossbow men, gunners, and knights from the period 1300-1500. Detailed photographs are supported by artwork showing scores of original images from period paintings, carvings and manuscript illustrations revealing what it was like to live, work, and fight during the Middle Ages. Europa Militaria Special No. 8.

From the beginning of the twentieth century, United States military individual load-carrying equipments were fabricated mainly of cotton duck and cotton webbing.  Through out the First and Second World Wars, as well as the Korean War, cotton-based load-carrying equipments served the infantryman with little change in their design and construction.  In 1954 a new load-carrying system was developed to meet the needs of the infantryman on the perceived battlefields of the Cold War.  At the onset of the Vietnam War it was clear that this new cotton-based webbing system was not acceptable for use in the humid environment of the jungles of Southeast Asia. The answer to the problems plaguing cotton load-carrying equipments came in the form of nylon.  Nylon equipment was found to be more durable,... Less

The outbreak of WW1 in 1914 found the British Army unready in many respects for a new age of warfare. However, the British led the world in the personal equipment worn by the infantryman thanks to an American officer named Anson Mills and the skills of the company created to produce his design - the 1908 equipment set made in woven cotton web. By the outbreak of WW2, the British infantry had new 1937 pattern equipment, whose design reflected a new generation of weapons and tactics. This proved unequal to the special demands of jungle warfare in the Far East: so 1944 saw yet another set of kit. In this book the author offers collectors and students of militaria a detailed review of these infantry equipments which spanned the British soldier's combat experience throughout most of the 20th... Less

In some 170 color photographs, this book brings to life the armies of Prussia and Austria, the King's German Legion, Brunswick and Saxony, as they have appeared at commemorations of the great battles of Jena and Wagram, Leipzig and Waterloo.As a bonus for modellers, wargamers, re-enactors and other students of these legendary campaigns, the authors include a selection of stunning photos of recreated British and French foot, horse and guns which have taken part in recent Continental battle re-enactments.

After World War Two the rapid advance of communism and associated political instability threatened Great Britain's interest in the Far East.  From 1948 until around 1967, troops were deployed throughout the Malaysian region.  To equip the British soldier and Commonwealth troops or jungle warfare the 1944 pattern 'jungle' webbing, designed during World War Two, was issued.  In the 1960s, the new 1958 pattern equipment was issued to troops serving in Borneo, alongside the existing 1944 pattern set.  Both patterns of equipment were unofficially customized and formally modified to meet the needs of individual jungle soldiers and the tough environment, to keep up with the rapid innovation of small-arms technology. This book details the evolution of British post-war jungle webbing equipment and... Less

Militaria Magazine is a French-language publication covering French military memorabilia and collectibles from both world wars, including uniforms, patches, weapons, documents, photographs, maps, and other equipment.

The hobby of "living history", and military re-enactment in particular, is growing in popular around the world. Photographer Stephen Maughan followed the European re-enactment circuit for four years, assembling an astonishing portfolio of color photographs that bring the troops of the First French Empire to life.Here, in stunning all-new color photographs, are the infantry and gunners who followed Napoleon into legend. Dedicated enthusiast have painstakingly re-created the soldiers' uniforms, equipment, weapons, and tactics, contributing profoundly to the store of knowledge about this bygone era.The painstaking re-creation of these troops allows modern access to a subject invaluable to modellers, war-gamers, and students of military history.

In this book, a follow-up to the same author's well-received study of British web equipment, Martin Brayley gives a detailed illustrated overview of the webbing straps, holsters, carriers and haversacks used by American combat troops from before World War One to the Vietnam War. Hundreds of different items are photographed, and the often small differences between suppliers and periods are pointed in the learned and informative text. This book will be required reading for all students of American uniform and equipment, modelers, re-enactors and collectors.

The term 'samurai' conjures up the image of a fierce swordsman clad in complex armor, proud and relentless in battle, ready to die - by his own hand if necessary - in obedience to an unfaltering code of honor. This dynamic and colorful volume contains 200 meticulously reproduced photographs that reveal the real samurais, their uniforms, their equipment and their weapons. Europa Militaria Special 14.

In this book, for the first time, the 500-year story of the evolution of the Roman legionary, his armor and equipment is told in vivid color photographs of museum-quality reconstructions. The Roman soldier is reconstructed by actors authentically armored and equipped. Europa Militaria Special 2.

After World War Two the rapid advance of communism and associated political instability threatened Great Britain's interest in the Far East.  From 1948 until around 1967, troops were deployed throughout the Malaysian region.  To equip the British soldier and Commonwealth troops or jungle warfare the 1944 pattern 'jungle' webbing, designed during World War Two, was issued.  In the 1960s, the new 1958 pattern equipment was issued to troops serving in Borneo, alongside the existing 1944 pattern set.  Both patterns of equipment were unofficially customized and formally modified to meet the needs of individual jungle soldiers and the tough environment, to keep up with the rapid innovation of small-arms technology. This book details the evolution of British post-war jungle webbing equipment and... Less

The outbreak of WW1 in 1914 found the British Army unready in many respects for a new age of warfare. However, the British led the world in the personal equipment worn by the infantryman thanks to an American officer named Anson Mills and the skills of the company created to produce his design - the 1908 equipment set made in woven cotton web. By the outbreak of WW2, the British infantry had new 1937 pattern equipment, whose design reflected a new generation of weapons and tactics. This proved unequal to the special demands of jungle warfare in the Far East: so 1944 saw yet another set of kit. In this book the author offers collectors and students of militaria a detailed review of these infantry equipments which spanned the British soldier's combat experience throughout most of the 20th... Less

German WWII military items are of just as much interest to collectors today as they were to soldiers who fought and won the most influential military conflict in recent history. Helmets, bayonets, uniforms, insignia - since the beginning of time, virtually everything military has been fair game to conquering armies… to the victor belongs the spoils. Today, the value of these items is often debated, and definitely varies from year to year. In this, our first realized price guide published in a number of years, we are presenting auction values for various military items from WWII Germany sold between January 1, 2007 and March 15, 2008 as established by the final bid price on the militaria auction website manions.com. This price guide contains final auction value for WWII German:... Less

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Since the end of World War Two and the increasing threat of Nuclear, Biological and Chemical [NBC] warfare during the Cold War, equipment designers have focused on building NBC protection and decontamination into the British soldier's webbing equipment.  The capabilities of 1958-pattern webbing were known to be very poor, yet it was not until the exposure of its shortcomings during the Falklands War of 1982 that a suitable nylon-based load-carrying equipment was developed.