| USMC WW II CANVAS LEGGINGS. |
Mfg’d by the Marine Corps Depot. Differed from their Army counterpart by color and height. New, unused cond. Both retain size (3)/ USMC depot tag and USMC quartermaster stencil. None nicer.
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| USMC WWII GREAT COAT (OVER COAT). |
As new cond. Heavy wool construction; drab green color; no descrepancies to describe. Medium size. Sleeve lining stamped “Quartermaster’s Dept./ U.S. Marine Corps./ 1944-45”. No nicer.
| 10K.308.W | $ 225.00 $ 195.00 |
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| P- 1941 EARLY WAR USMC HBT UTILITY COAT. |
Pristine new cond. Herringbone twill coat retains as new “USMC/ EGA” stencil above left pocket; rounded breast pocket lower corner denotes early war mfg; all copper “U.S. Marine Corps” buttons; retains “38’ Size stencil on interior. Quintessential USMC item; no nicer example exists.
| 10K.351.W | $ 325.00 $ 295.00 |
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| M-1902 U.S. NAVY OFFICER’S DRESS CAP. |
“Bell Crown” type. Blue/black felt w/wide black felt stripe around base; bullion thread embroidered eagle-anchor insignia integral w/cap; officer’s bullion cloth chin strap; officer’s side buttons; black bill outer/ brown under; leather sweatband; sateen lining. Very good to exc Cond; no mothing; minor sweatband repair; undetectable crown rim repair. Impressive appearance. Rare. First example I’ve had.
| 10K.296.W | $ 425.00 $ 350.00 |
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| USMC WWII COLD WEATHER PARACHUTIST VEST. |
Unused, new cond. For wear underneath jump smock. Fleece lined; green outer; zippered front. Unmarked (correct). Variant has button front– no zipper. Finest example available.
| 10K.316.W | $ 250.00 $ 225.00 |
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| M-1912 USMC ENLISTED BLUE DRESS CAP. |
Shaped rather like a cork as opposed to the “bell crown”. Two red horizontal piping stripes;black leather bill; bamboo inner reinforcig; leather sweat band . Exc. Cond.
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| M-1937 USMC OFFICERS SUMMER KHAKI CAP. |
Ca WWII. Named to Lt. PJ Kain, Oceanside Ca. Light tan color; bronze side buttons; black chin strap; black visor; bamboo reinforcing; leather sweatband; distinctive officers cross on top; appropriate EGA. Exc cond; appears unused.
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| M-1937 USMC OFFICERS WINTER CAP. |
Ca WWII. Named to Lt. P.I. Kain, Oceanside, Ca. Darker green color; bronze side button; black chin strap; black visor; bamboo reinforcing; leather sweatband; distinctive officers cross on top; appropriate EGA. Exc cond; appears unused.
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| M-1942 USMC WWII ONE PIECE REVERSIBLE CAMOUFLAGE JUNGLE SUIT (COVERALLS). |
Exc. cond. Very Scarce. The first issuance of camouflage clothing by the Marine Corps. Green camo on side; brown camo other side. Zippered front; (2) breast pockets; (2) side pockets; full length; about med-lg size (5’9”-5’11”). No discrepancies to describe; outstanding cond. Extremely scarce.
| 10K.369.W | $ 775.00  |
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| PATTERN 1872 USMC CORPORAL'S CHEVRONS |
Matched pair. White cotton material. New condition.
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| ID’D. USMC WWI GARRISON / OVERSEAS CAP. |
Premium cond retains M-1916 bronze EGA cap Insignia; drab green material; light beige with lining; all exc. Theater made; excellent. Interior period ink states “55 Co. USMC/ L.T. Dremman/ 3091014”. Extremely rare.
| 10K.352.W | $ 425.00 $ 395.00 |
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| USMC M-1917 HELMET W/ M-1916 EGA. |
Exc cond. w/ no liner; demonstrates wartime use. Drab green sanded exterior finish; finish descrepancies in relation to use. Exc EGA insignia. Outstanding, historical USMC displ ay item.
| 10K.334.W | $ 395.00 |
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| M-1926 USMC ENLISTED EGA COLLAR INSIGNIA MATCHED PAIR. |
Pristine cond. Subdued bronze finish; left hand and right hand; screwback. Somewhat smaller than their officer counterpart. Scarce.
| 11K.199.W | $ 275.00 |
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| USMC WWII P1941 HBT (HERRINGBONE TWILL) UTILITY COAT (FATIGUE TUNIC). |
Exc. cond. Early war mfg. With rounded bottom chest pocket. Retains all copper “U.S.” Marine Corp” buttons. Well done, period “P. Jensen” enscribed above chest pocket in 3/8” H letters. No descrepancies to describe; great example.
| 10K.326.W | $ 250.00 $ 195.00 |
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| WWII/ KOREAN WAR USMC ENLISTED DRESS CAP. |
Superb cond. Dark blue felt; red piping; gilt brass EGA insignia; leather chin strap; very dark brown visor; gilt brass side buttons; leather sweatband. No descrepancies.
| 10K.325.W | $ 175.00 $ 125.00 |
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| M-1902 U.S. ARMY INFANTRY ENLISTED DRESS CAP. |
“Bell Crown” type w/ (2) blue stripes bands around base; black bill upper/green under; sateen lining; leather sweatband; leather chin strap. Premium cond Retains 10th U.S. infantry, Company F insignia (Santiago (Cuba) Campaign.) no discrepancies to describe.
| 10K.295.W | $ 295.00 |
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| M-1890 USMC EGA SHOULDER KNOTS. |
Superb matched pair w/ original tissue paper. Russian style red cord knots; red felt covered paddle; sheet brass paddle surround; nickeled EGA (left hand on one paddle; right hand on the other paddle); dark blue felt backing. Retains all uniform fastening fittings. Never worn; in “as new” cond. No nicer pair.
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| M-1883 U.S. NAVY OFFICERS SERVICE CAP. |
Exc. cond.. In use from 1883 thru the Span Am War and beyond. Blue black felt construction; embroidered eagle/ anchor; officers bullion cord chin strap; eagle/ anchor side buttons; tarred visor (green under); leather sweatband; exc. lining and makers stamp (Jacob Reed’s Sons); heavy tarred visor.
| 10K.297.B-C.W | $ 595.00 $ 550.00 |
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| M-1861 CIVIL WAR CAVALRY SERGEANT CHEVRONS. MATCHED PAIR. |
Gold bullion cloth stripes sewn to black felt background w/yellow thread. Muslin lining. 7-1/2” w x 10 t” & overall. Bullion cloth stripes have reverted to darker shade w/copperish highlights. Can view original yellow color under overlap. High quality. Near perfect cond Rare.
| 10K.294.W | $ 395.00 $ 325.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. ARMY UNDRESS COAT. |
Premium cond Dark blue/black material; greenish blue standing collar; dark sateen lining; striped muslin sleeve lining; (2) interior pockets; quality construction. No discrepancies to describe. Equal to the best.
| 10K.293.W | $ 225.00 $ 195.00 |
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| USMC CIVIL WAR NECK STOCK. |
Superb cond. Regulations called for use by US. Marines during the Civil War. Leather collar w/buckle and billet at rear. Form fit to cover neck perimeter with particular emphasis between chin and collar bone. Marine was always at attention when wearing one; impossible to lower chin. Finished stiff collar leather (brown); thin leather billet rear (black); small japanned frame buckle rear. This original neck stock has seen no use; new cond. Rare
| 10K.298.W | $ 450.00 |
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| WWII HELMET W/LINER AND CHIN STRAP. |
Retains 80% original drab green paint; (2) very slight dents on crown; light green chin straps; fiberglass liner; darker green crown webbing attached to circular cord; leather sweatband; rear support strap. All in exc Cond Liner color denotes late war example.
| 10K.292.W | $ 225.00 $ 175.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. ARMY INFANTRY ENLISTED FORAGE CAP. |
“Coffee Can” style. Museum quality. Retains 27th Infantry Company B Screwback insignia. The 24th U.S. Infantry was involved in the Santiago (Cuba) Campaign with (7) KIA and (83) wounded. Blue black felt material; patent leather chin strap; tarred bill; sateen crown lining; leather sweatband; retains “USQMD” acceptance stamp; eagle/shield side buttons. No discrepancies to describe. Perfect example.
| 10K.288.W | $ 475.00 |
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| M-1943 USMC RUBBERIZED RAIN (JUNGLE) HAT. |
The first of such issued during WWII. Inner stencil states “USMC/Archer Rubber Co./Contract No./November 30,1943/Size 7-1/8”. Very good to exc cond; green drab color; 11” x 13” oval brim; 3-1/2” high crown. Water repellant, rubberized material is exc; retains stiff consistency. Serviceable.
| 10K.287.W | $ 295.00 $ 195.00 |
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| USMC CIVIL WAR NECK STOCK. |
Superb cond. Regulations called for use by U.S. Marines during the Civil War. Leather collar form fit around neck perimeter and fastened at rear. Marine was always at attention when wearing one. Impossible to lower chin. Finished stiff collar leather (brown) contour cut to fit between chin and collar bone; thin leather billet in rear (black); small japanned frame buckle rear. This example retains period stencil “H (maybe U). S.M.-.C.” In unused Cond. Rare.
| 10K.299.W | $ 495.00 |
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| M-1951 USMC WINTER PILE CAP. |
Korean War. Cotton/wool blend; fur lined ear flaps; green drab fabric; drapes down on all four sides; drab felt lining. Retains both interior labels (size/model and instructions.) Exc cond; no discrepancies to describe. Has subdued bronze EGA insignia; stenciled “USMC/Glassford” on front flap. Great piece.
| 10K.286.W | $ 195.00 $ 150.00 |
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| M-1892 U.S.M.C. ENLISTED SHOULDER KNOTS. |
Exc. cond. Rare. Worn from 1892 thru 1904. Exc cond.; pair. Scarlet red cord and field felt; nickeled EGA’s; brass perimeter surround; blue/ black felt reverse; hinged brass attachments. Very slight nondetracting dimple in same location on both perimeter surrounds, otherwise no descrepancy. Extremely nice. Outstanding display pieces.
| 10K.313.W | $ 750.00 $ 650.00 |
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| USMC Patt 1885 LANCE CORPORAL FULL DRESS CHEVRONS. |
Red belt background w/ gold bullion cloth stripe. Very good to exc cond. Rare.
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| M-1917 USMC HELMET W/1936 EGA SCREWBACK INSIGNIA. |
Pre-early WWII. Pristine cond Green drab color; near perfect; subdued EGA insignia w/minor wear to dark finish; felted crown cushion; cloth liner; woven chin strap. All pristine cond Impressive display item. Very scarce.
| 10K.283.W | $ 425.00 |
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| M-1883 US NAVY ABLE SEAMAN’S CAP. |
Donald Duck Style in use through the Span Am War. Exc cond Blue/black felt; brown sateen lining; leather sweat band. No mothing; exc material; exc. Lining; (2) small nondetracting repairs on original sweatband. Very scarce. Excellent display piece.
| 10K.282.W | $ 195.00 $ 175.00 |
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| US MARINE CORP DRESS TUNIC |
Stamp in left sleeve lining states "Quartermaster's Dept./United States Marine Corp/1922-23". Several "Roberts, D.H." corpman stamps are also found. Retains collar insignia (brass) and burnished copper/brass front buttons, etc. Exc. cond. w/ non-detracting repair over right breast. Scarce.
| 10K.143.W | $ 185.00 |
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| M-1890 USMC CUFF (SMALL) BUTTON CARD. |
Original card surrounded by tissue contains (24) subdued bronze, rimmed, cuff size buttons; affixed by a wire run through all the eyes on card reverse. This style of button was in use for several decades. The card style is typical of the late 18th century, early 19th century. Exc cond.
| 10K.280-281.W | $ 95.00 $ 85.00 |
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| M-1911 USMC CAMPAIGN HAT. |
Premium condition. Montana peak style similar to the Army version except USMC has a rolled (doubled) and sewn brim edge; eagle/globe/anchor screwback insignia; different chin strap routing; different small vent holes. No anolomies to report. Finest example available. Extremely scarce.
| 10K.277.W | $ 1195.00 |
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| M-1889 U.S.M.C. GREAT COAT AND CAPE. |
Good to very good cond. Full length kersey cape retains red felt lining and correct eagle/anchor buttons; exc. cond.; no mothing. Kersey great coat retains correct eagle/anchor buttons; red lining removed; full length; some mothing apparent; Very nice overall appearance w/ double breast closed and cape w/ red lining featured open. Very rare; eye catching display ensemble.
| 10K.274.W | $ 550.00 |
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| M-1922 USMC ENLISTED BLUE UNDRESS CAP. |
Exc cond. Dark blue felt; red cord piping; correct EGA insignia; leather visor; sateen lining; bamboo perimeter reinforcement; leather sweatband. No mothing; no descrepancies. Very scarce, excellent display item.
| 10K.272.W | $ 695.00 |
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| M-1895 U.S. ARMY FORAGE CAP. |
Very good to Excellent cond. Characteristic “Coffee can style”; blue felt; tarred visor; green under visor; leather sweatband; sateen lining; eagle side buttons; narrow leather chin strap. Minor repair on sweatband; only one small unnoticeable moth nip; great material. Very nice example.
| 10K.264.W | $ 250.00 |
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| USMC WWII WOOL BLANKET. |
Superb cond; no mottling; no fraying; no holes; no worn areas; great color. 65”W x 80”L; dark green wool; (2) darker green strips closer to edge on both ends; all edge stitching intact.
| 9K.561.W | $ 175.00 $ 165.00 |
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| M-1831 USMC ENLISTED BELT PLATE AND CLOTH WAIST BELT. |
Nickel-silver EGA device attached. ca 1875. Beltplate is polished, rolled brass w/hasp; exc cond; some scattered tarnish present; hasp is exc Waist belt is woven cotton; white; some discoloration; exc cond. Ensemble is in serviceable cond Rare.
| 7K.147.W | $ 250.00 |
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| WWI/ WWII U.S.M.C. MAP/ DISPATCH CASE. |
Exc cond. Light green drab canvas construction; matching strap; snap button closures. 16” W x 12” T opened; reveals pencil/ pen holders; inner storage pouch; weatherproof plastic shielded clear map are; green felt blotter/ pad. Demonstrates very slight use.
| 9K.546.W | $ 225.00 $ 195.00 |
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| M-1924 USMC/ U.S. ARMY WWII FIRST AID POUCH. |
Superb cond. Attached to a webbed pistol belt. Identifiable by the pronounced “V” flap and “U.S.” stencil. Mfg’d by Jeffersonville Depot in 1942 (“JEFF/ QMD/ 1942). Retains red ink stencil letters on reverse “CS” meaning “Combat Serviceable”. No nicer example.
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| USMC ISSUE CIGARETTE LIGHTER– VIET NAM ERA. |
Mfg’d by Zippo. Brushed stainless finish. Exc cond; retains small EGA insignia attached to case. Roller flint and wick design w/ spring loaded lid. Rare. Serviceable.
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| USMC/ U.S. ARMY ISSUE CIGARETTE LIGHTER– WWII. |
Mfg’d by Zippo. Retains 90% original subdued, nonreflective black enamel finish; some edge wear; retains 90% original subdued, nonreflective black enamel finish; some edge wear; retains patent info on case base. Roller flint and wick design w/ spring loaded lid. Rare w/ this amount of original finish. Serviceable.
| 9K.542.W | $ 165.00 $ 150.00 |
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| WWII USMC CAMOUFLAGE SHELTER HALF COMPLETE W/ PEGS, CORD AND POLE. |
Retains makers label; Powers/ 1945 w/ Marine contract no.. Premium cond; no descrepancies. Green camo duck obverse; brown camo duck reverse. Coupled w/ another shelter half formed a complete tent. This a complete shelter half w/ all accessories. Rare and excellent.
| 9K.537.W | $ 495.00 $ 450.00 |
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| KOREAN WAR U.S.M.C. KNAPSACK/ PACK. |
Dark green drab canvas; lighter green strap and piping; new cond. Retains “U.S. Marine Corp……” stencil on the interior. Meant to be fastened to and carried bellow the haversack to complete the field pack unit. No better example.
| 9K.536.W | $ 55.00 |
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| USN WWII GAS MASK KIT. |
Carried by the Marine Corp. Complete unit; Superb cond. Outstanding “USN/ u/ Gas Mask/ ND Mask III” stencil on pouch front. Retains original container of antifog liquid. Shoulder strap. Excellent for display.
| 9K.535.W | $ 80.00 |
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| USMC WWII SOCKS– MATCHED PAIR. |
Unused cond. Light green drab, heavy wool construction; normal size. Premium.
| 9K.532-534.W | $ 35.00 $ 30.00 |
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| M-1910/ 28 U.S.M.C. PACK TAIL CARRIER. |
Exc cond. Affixes to the lower end of the M-1910/ 28 haversack. Meant to carry shelter have, pegs, poles, etc. Light colored, drab canvas construction; matching piping and straps. Leather attachment strap is excellent.
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| M-1941 USMC HAVERSACK/ PACK. |
Exc. cond. Retains excellent “U.S.M.C./ Boyt/ 43” stencil on flap interior. Light green drab canvas construction; matching piping and straps; complete; shoulder straps on reverse. Used to carry personal items, etc. No repairs; none needed; no descrepancies. Excellent for display.
| 9K.529.W | $ 265.00 $ 235.00 |
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| USMC MUSETTE BAG WWII. |
Exc cond. Exc "U.S.M.C.” stencil on inner flap; maker stamped and dated (Boyt– 43) on pocket divider. Essentially a USMC modified M-1936 U.S. Army musette bag with the addition permanent straps on the reverse top and a lift the dot loop on bag bottom. Straps could be used as a single shoulder strap (musette shoulder bag) or as shoulder straps (musette backpack bag). Light colored canvas material; medium green straps and piping; no repairs; none needed. Excellent. Used to carry personal items, etc.
| 9K.528.W | $ 265.00 $ 235.00 |
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| USMC VIETNAM ERA CARGO FIELD PACK. |
New cond. Dark green drab canvas const; retains interior contract stencil. Equivalent to the knapsack tail that attaches to haversack upper. Perfect example.
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| M-1941 1ST PATTERN USMC WWII HAVERSACK/ KNAPSACK PACK SYSTEM EARLY-MID WAR. |
Exc cond. Haversack upper w/ shoulder straps; knapsack lower (tail) attached to haversack; strap provisions on haversack for implement attachment; (2) canvas tabs w/ eyelets on flap for accoutrement/ helmet attachment. Exactly as depicted in “Grunt Gear” by Tulkoff pp 130-132. Some minor soiling; no repairs; non needed; lighter brown drab color w/ green drop side/ bottom reinforcement; sound and serviceable. Outstanding display item. Haversack retains “Boyt/ 1943” stencil on interior. Rare.
| 9K.524.W | $ 325.00 $ 295.00 |
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| USMC WWII BLACK/ BLUE ENAMEL CANTEEN AND 3RD PATTERN CROSS-FLAP COVER. (NO CUP). |
Canteen is exc w/ no dents; several non-detracting small flakes of enamel missing; outstanding form; well marked “U.S./ U.S.S. Co./1942” (U.S. Steel Co.). Scarce cross flap cover is in fine to exc cond. w/ some soiling. Outstanding for display.
| 9K.509.W | $ 185.00 |
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| USMC WWII LEGGINGS. |
Superb unused cond. Distinctive light green drab color; green cord ties; russet leather heel straps; steel buckle. Interiors of both stamped “USMC– 867” (contract number). Cord ties have never been untied since their original manufacture. As new cond. Exc for display.
| 9K.508.W | $ 225.00 $ 195.00 |
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| USMC WWII PARRIS ISLAND PENNANT. |
Fine cond. 23” L x 7-1/2” W; triangle shaped. Red felt field w/ “Semper Fidelis/ EGA symbol next to “Parris Island S.C.” in white letters. Small, descrete repair to pointed tip otherwise excellent. Rare.
| 9K.490.W | $ 195.00 $ 185.00 |
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| USMC WWII SHOVEL SCABBARD. |
For the M-1907 “T” handle or M-1943 shovels. Unused cond. Drab green color; pronounced “US” stencil; no makers stencil. Rear wire attachment bent to exactly fit M-1923 U.S.M.C. pocketed cartridge belt. Excellent.
| 9K.488-489.W | $ 75.00 $ 65.00 |
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| USMC INDIAN WARS M-1874 TYPE II MEAT TIN CA. INDIAN WARS. |
Rarely encountered, the Type II Mess kit differed from the type III (more commonly encountered) in that the carrying ring is centered w/ the closure/ pan handle in the middle of the ring when assembled (Type II). The type III has carrying ring offset so when assembled the closure/ pan handle is to the side of the ring. Ratio of observed #2’s to #3’s would be about 1 to 100. This example is stamped “U.S./M.C.” on the closure/ pan handle where only “U.S.” is generally encountered. Exc cond w/ original tin plating turned drab; 8-1/2” oval design; 1-1/2” deep. When disassembled forms mess plate and pan w/ handle. This is the only U.S.M.C. example known. Very rare.
| 9K.484.W | $ 695.00 $ 550.00 |
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| USMC WWII SHELTER HALF/ PONCHO TENT PEGS AND ROPE. |
Original. (5) wooden pegs; 78” length of (2) strand rope. Accompanied shelter half for tent assembly. Very good cond.
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| USMC WWII M-1941 AMMO BELT SUSPENDERS. |
Pristine cond. Green drab color; blackened and subdued bronze fittings. Appear in unused cond. None nicer.
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| USMC WWII STENCILED M-1923 POCKETED AMMUNITION BELT W/ SUSPENDERS. |
Exc. Cond. Green drab color; pronounced “U.S.M.C.” stenciled on reverse; (10) pockets; retains interior stripper clip retention straps; retains USMC type M-1941 suspenders; no descrepancies to describe. Excellent display item.
| 7K.172.W | $ 295.00 $ 250.00 |
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| USMC WWII M-1941 SUSPENDERS. |
Used to suspend the pocketed cartridge belt and accoutrements. Differed from the M-1936 US Army suspenders in that the M-1936’s are wider where they pass over the shoulder. Excellent to unused cond.
| 7K.164-166.W | $ 95.00 $ 85.00 |
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| USMC WWII M-1903 POCKETED CTG BELT W/ M-1941 SUSPENDERS. |
New cond. (10) pocket belt retains inner pocket straps; pronounced “USMC” stencil on reverse; shows no use. Early style M-1941 suspenders are as new. For the M-1903, M-1903 A1 or M-1 Garand. Outstanding display item.
| 7K.163.W | $ 295.00 $ 250.00 |
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| USMC SQUARE END ENTRENCHING MACHETE MFG’D BY COLLINS. |
Exc. cond Span Am. War thru WWII use. Rare Collins model #1001. 16-3/4” overall length; 11-3/4”x 2-3/4” heavy blade; canvas and leather covered steel scabbard w/ brass throatpiece. Exc. unsharpened, bright blade; outstanding cond. Exc. address and “U.S.M.C.” stamps. Wooden grips demonstrate very little to no use. Scabbard is fine to exc; one 1/4” wear spot in canvas; all leather stitching exc; one lower corner (1/8”-1/4”) leather beginning to wear; exc. throatpiece. This is a rare ensemble; layout and USMC collectors may have never encountered one. Never a need to (and perhaps never the ability) to upgrade.
| 3K.345.W | $ 795.00 |
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| USMC WWII REVERSIBLE CAMOFLAUGE RAIN PONCHO. |
Superb cond mfg’d ca. 1943; made prior to placing grommets in the corner to permit shelter half use. This is a poncho only. Retains brilliant coloration on both sides (green & brown); retains makers & contract stamp; no discrepancies; material is outstanding. Scarce.
| 9K.571-572.W | $ 325.00 $ 275.00 |
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| USMC WWII GRENADE POUCH. |
Drab canvas; (2) horizontal pouches; thigh/ waist/ groin strap. Outstanding, as new cond.
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| USMC WWII 3-CELL WOVEN THOMPSON SUBMACHINEGUN MAGAZINE POUCH. |
New cond. Mfg’d by Russell Manufacturing Co. and dated 1944. Pronounced ‘U.S.M.C.” stenciled on reverse. Exc display item.
| 6K.253.W | $ 195.00 |
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| USMC WWII 45 AUTO WOVEN MAGAZINE POUCH. |
New cond. Mfg’d by Boyt and dated 1945. Pronounced “U.S.M.C.” stenciled on reverse. Hold (2) magazines.
| 6K.251-252.W | $ 55.00 $ 45.00 |
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| USMC WWII TWO POCKET GRENADE POUCH. |
A marine modification of the three pocket Army version that replaced the impractical (11) pocket WWI pouch. Retains M-1910 USMC angled belt hook and ties. Exc, unused cond. Drab canvas duck const.
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| M-1912 USMC FLAP HOLSTER. |
Superb cond. For the M-1911 Colt 45 cal. Automatic. Oval embossed “USMC” is in outstanding cond; outstanding leather cond. w/ no anomalies. Great example. Similar to the M-1912 Army except: 1) No swivel; 2) finial on hanger to hold flap open. W/ leg strap
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| M-1912 U.S. MARINE CORP “SWIVEL” FLAP HOLSTER. |
Very rare. Similar to the U.S. Army M-1912 Holster except; USMC has (3) piece swivel on hanger (USA has (2) piece); USMC has (1) leg strap loop on rear of holster near muzzle end (USA has (2) on rear near body center; oval, embossed “USMC” instead of oval embossed “US”; uppermost hanger (above swivel) has unstitched perimeter (USA is perimeter stitched); uppermost hanger (above swivel) has (2) rivets securing wire hanger in place (USA has none-perimeter is stitched). Very good to exc cond; distinct oval, embossed “USMC” w/ some wear; some minor flap crazing; no finish loss; swivel operates fine; exc body; sound and serviceable. Meadows postulates that this maybe one of the 1,300 made by Rock Island Arsenal for t
| 6K.204.W | $ 995.00 $ 795.00 |
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| M-1912 U.S. MARINE CORP FLAP HOLSTER. |
As depicted in Meadow’s “U.S. Military Holsters and Pistol Cartridge Boxes” pp. 366. For the 45 cal M-1911 Auto pistol. Exc cond. Very strong oval embossed “USMC”. Very minimal crazing; no finish loss; sound, serviceable; all stitching exc. Apart from the oval, embossed “USMC”, differs from the M-1912 U.S. Army version; USMC has no swivel; USMC has hanger finial to hold flap open; USMC hanger is integral w/ holster body (USA is separate piece). A great example of this very scarce holster. W/ leg strap.
| 6K.203.W | $ 750.00 |
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| M-1912 U.S MARINE CORP FLAP HOLSTER. |
As depicted in Meadow’s “U.S. Military Holsters and Pistol Cartridge Boxes” pp. 366. For the 45 cal M-1911 Auto pistol. Apart from the oval embossed “USMC”, differs from the M-1912 U.S. Army version; USMC has no swivel; USMC has hanger finial to hold flap open; USMC hanger is integral w/ holster body (USA is separate piece). Decent oval, embossed “USMC” w/ some wear; some crazing; no finish loss; all stitching intact; no repairs, none needed. W/ leg strap. Very scarce.
| 6K.202.W | $ 695.00 $ 600.00 |
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| USMC WWII 7 X 50 POWER BAUSCH & LOMB BINOCULARS. |
Exc cond. Right prism retains marking in white lettering “U.S. Marine Corps/ Mark 46, No.1121, 1944” Functioning is exc; appearance exc; sound and serviceable. Have non- original neck strap; non-original military carrying case (exact fit) marked on lid “Case, Carrying/ M63A1.” Ensemble is exc. 7 x 50 power binoculars were issued in very limited numbers in comparison to the smaller 6 x 30 binoculars. Outstanding display item.
| 9K.573.W | $ 495.00 $ 395.00 |
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| USMC WWII UTILITY / FIGHTING SHEATH KNIFE MFG’D BY KA-BAR. |
Exc cond. Parkerized blade is in exc form; some highpoint finish wear; no sharpening no nicks; large “USMC” and “Ka-Bar”. Exc grip and pommel. Sheath retains “Boyt/ 43” stamp; no descrepancies. Exc example of an early Ka-Bar.
| 3K.374.W | $ 195.00 |
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| USMC WWII UTILITY/ FIGHTING SHEATH KNIFE. |
Very good cond; retains “USMC” stamp on blade side of crossguard. Blade retains very shallow patchy pits and tarnish; basically unsharpened w/ no nicks. Crossguard is slightly pitted w/ “USMC” mark. Grip is sound; pommel concurs w/ blade & crossguard. Scabbard is in exc, sound cond w/ some darkening. Very nice example; demonstrates character.
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| USMC VIET NAM ERA UTILITY / FIGHTING SHEATH KNIFE MFG’D BY KA-BAR. |
Mfg’d ca 1964-65. Premium cond. Parkerized blade has no discrepancies; pronounced “USMC” and “Ka-Bar/ Olean, “N.Y” Grip is as new. Scabbard is as new with embossed “Ka-Bar/ EGA/ U.S.M.C”. Superb example; none nicer.
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| USMC SPAN AM/ WWI STRAIGHT RAZOR. |
Exc. Cond obverse of blade stamped “U.S.M.C.” in 3/16”letters. Mfg’d by Clauss, U.S.A.. Typical Straight Razor design. Exc. Blade; no discrepancies.
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| USMC VIET NAM ERA (1960-64) FIGHTING/ UTILITY SHEATH KNIFE |
Outstanding cond. 7” Parkerized blade retains large “USMC” on obverse and “KA-BAR/ Olean, N.Y.” on reverse. Pommel/grip held in place w/pin thru tong. Knife is in “as new” cond scabbard is exc. w/ “K-Bar/ EGA/ USMC” embossing. Outstanding ensemble.
| 3K.360.W | $ 145.00 |
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| USMC WWII GENERAL PURPOSE POCKET KNIFE |
3-3/4” length closed; four blades (main cutting, screwdriver/bottle opener, can opener, leather pouch); steel grips; bail; pronounced “U.S. Marine Corps” imprinted on grip. Exc cond; unsharpened main cutting blade; all blades smooth & bright. Early variety with screwdriver blade hinged w/main cutting blade. Exc for use as display.
| 3K.356-357.W | $ 135.00 $ 115.00 |
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| USMC ENGINEERS KNIFE PRE/EARLY WWII |
Retains “USMC” circular shield inlaid into bone grip. Mfg’d by Imperial. Four blade; main cutting blade, bottle opener/ screwdriver, can opener, leather punch. Very good cond; blades are all bright & smooth; some minor sharpening evident on main cutting blade; very minor amount of grip material missing on reverse (app 1/2 sg. in); mech exc. “USMC” shielded knives are rare. Outstanding for collection or display.
| 3K.355.W | $ 250.00 $ 175.00 |
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| USMC WWII LC-14-B “WOODMAN’S PAL” FIGHTING/ SURVIVAL TOOL. |
Model 280; early war (1942). Complete outfit. Includes correct zippered canvas scabbard; circular sharpening stone in interior pocket. (2) small manuals in interior pocket (“Fighting with U.S.A. Knife LC-14-B” and “Care, Use and Sharpening of knife LC-14-B” both dated 1942. All components are in excellent or “as new” cond. 16-5/8”overall length; blued blade; leather washer grip; knuckle bow. Could be used as axe, hatchet, machete etc. This is a highly conditioned example of the early wartool/weapon.
| 3K.352.W | $ 395.00 |
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| USMC WWII MEDICAL CORPSMEN KNIFE (BOLO). |
Fine cond. Mfg’d by Village Blacksmith. Bright, unsharpened blade; no tarnish; pronounced “U.S.M.C.”; exc makers stamp; grips are exc. Very nice scabbard; sound and serviceable; reverse stamped “USMC/ Boyt/ 42”. Nice ensemble.
| 3K.351.W | $ 250.00 $ 225.00 |
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| USMC WWII MEDICAL CORPSMEN KNIFE. |
Heavy blade bolo design w/ heavy leather scabbard. 16-1/2” overall length. Mfg’d by Chatillon. Exc. cond. Bright unsharpened blade has no tarnish; 11-1/2 x 2-3/4”; exc cond. Scabbard is in very fine to exc cond; all stitching and finish exc; very slight wear on belt attachment loop; reverse stamped “USMC/ Boyt/ 45” (slightly obscure ). Exc ensemble; outstanding for display.
| 3K.349.W | $ 495.00 $ 395.00 |
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| USMC WWII MEDICAL CORPSMEN KNIFE. |
Heavy blade bolo design w/ heavy leather scabbard. 16-1/2” overall length. Mfgd by Chatillon. Superb cond. Bright unsharpened unused blade has no tarnish; exc. “U.S.M.C.” and makers stamps; 11-1/2 x 2-3/4”. Grips are outstanding and appear unused. Unused scabbard is clearly stamped “USMC/ Boyt/43” on the reverse. Exc. ensemble; Outstanding display item.
| 3K.348.W | $ 525.00 $ 425.00 |
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| USMC WWII MEDICAL CORPSMEN KNIFE. |
Heavy blade bolo design with heavy leather scabbard. 16-1/2”overall length. Mfg'd by Clyde. Superb cond. Bright unsharpened unused blade w/ pronounced “U.S.M.C.” and makers mark; 11-3/4”x 2-3/4”; Walnut grip shows no use. Scabbard is clearly stamped “USMC/ Boyt/ 45”(all corpsmen knife scabbards mfg’d by Boyt); unused new cond. No finer example.
| 3K.347.W | $ 525.00 $ 425.00 |
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| USMC SQUARE AND ENTRENCHING MACHETE MFGD BY DISSTON |
Exc. condition Span Am. War thru WWII use. Rare. 16-1/2” overall length; 11-5/8” x 2-1/2” heavy blade; canvas and leather covered steel scabbard w/ brass throat piece. Exc., unsharpened, bright blade; outstanding cond.; exc. address and “USMC” stamps. Wooden grips are exc; little to no use. Scabbard is in superb cond; no descrepencies. All of these USMC machetes are rare; evidently those mfg’d by Disston are rarest. Rarely encountered by USMC or bayonet collectors. Impressive display item.
| 3K.346.W | $ 895.00 $ 850.00 |
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