So amazing 🤩

I like that boonie hat..

Im Thai That’s Thai King and Queen pic 😂

I have a 20th anniversary XX1900.

The slots on the top of the chest pockets were for radiation dosimeters. They were also used to loop whistle lanyards for field leaders who used whistles.

Bunch of junk actually, as few young people today even know about WW2 let alone the USMC's activities during that war. They just don't care anymore.

Awesome items, just a bit of constructive criticism, the audio volume is hard to hear, a lapel mic would be a great addition to your setup. Aloha and thanks again for sharing these historical items.

Great items and always a history lesson. Keep up the great work.

Awesome stuff! How do you find these auctions?

I have one with a yellow handle, the sheath has a rubber band top and bottom. When was it made and for what use

Do you want to sell any thing

I had one with a green beret Logo and some thing else I don't remember have you seen any like that

This was a very professional and informative. Thank you for sharing your amazing Gerber collection. Truly amazing 🇺🇸👍🏻

Hi The staples in the 1967 sheath are from Boyt Harness Company who made all the sheaths for the USMC Ka-Bar and US Navy Mark 2 knives. All military leather sheaths had the staples and in some cases, double stitching.

Awesome collection. Now all consumers have to do is get Gerber to put these back into production already!. I really like the early 80's Mark II up into 1990. I have the black one in 420HC I think I got it in 2008. I like all the other versions better.

I’ve had my Mark II since 1982 it’s been a great knife cleaned a few Dee with it 😎🇺🇸🤙🏼

I really like the direction that they went with with that knife, back in 1974 btw!!!

How very, VERY interesting! Great video...

That command one is nice

I've always wanted one but have yet to cross one besides online

thank you for sharing.

My dad had a plaque like that except his was different looking he wasn't special forces or nothing like that

Just an incredible collection. I saw your insta and it makes me want to have one, unfortunately we can’t have them here or ship them so, I will just enjoy your collection. Keep up the great work.

Hi there! Is there any platform you sell on? I‘m very interested in buying the CBS field jacket. All the best from Germany, Luke

tiger-suit please

Sick finds

That smock is British sas ww2 pretty rare too British stuff allways has the WD arrow sign.

Thank you sir very interesting

That smock is a British WW2 SAS desert smock

How would I go about contacting you ? 1:22

Please compare that to an m-61 butt pack and what would the eyelets on the right side be used for?

Love the Seabees jacket.

I just viewed this video, and checked your channel and boy I have found a hidden gem, a channel that does reviews on Vietnam war militaria.

What online estate sale auction site do you recommend? I understand if you do not want to share, but I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!

Always the most interesting items. Keep up this great content.

Hi, They seem to be rare & another collector says not many were issued. But I haven't done any investigating myself.

Thanks

Always watching and cheering on your videos. Thanks for the great content. All my best from a US collector living in Mexico City. Keep up the great work.

I love your vids. Please post more. You’ve taught me so much..

I had a Gerber Mk II with the slanted blade that tucked in close to the body and wouldn't snag on other gear. Great knife.

As a collector here in Mexico City, but being from the US, I am curious on your thoughts about the m65 jackets and their value. I agree, NOS or nice patches bring value, but here I can find m65 jackets in og107 for 20-40 dollars each, and woodland m65 jackets for 10-30 dollars each. At what price point would tell bring profit if selling on eBay or in the states? I have 8 first pattern m65’s, another 20 from 1967-1970 with aluminum zippers and another 12 of the brass variety. Here in Mexico, this is where all those jackets everyone was issued when the estate sells and they donate dad’s clothing to goodwill.

I have a very similar looking helmet I believe also from the f4 era

Really interesting, thank you.

Looks like the Mexican eagle and snake.

Like the the Thai brown dominant. Different. Thanks!

Do you know why they added the back yoke to the third pattern ?

A friend of mine who served in Viet nam told me he had a Vietnamese tailor sew a pair of tiger stripe trousers for him, so it's possible that while not an issue item, an item can be no less authentic in terms of its history.

Hi. Are you selling? Very much interested in Vietnam-era US OD jungle fatigues. I’m from the Philippines. Thanks

I collected ww2 German.. Later Viet Nam. Your collection is outstanding.

Alright! Always enjoy your uploads. Keep up the great work. I collect m65’s, mostly 1965-1972 here in Mexico City. You found a great one!!!