Welcome to our store
Spanish American War items
We're a little limited in our stock of Spanish American War items, however we've got Mess [Kit] Tin Bags
that mounted into the haver sack, U.S. Marine Corps Private First Class Chevrons, some Canvas
Leggings and even a bayonet for the model 1892 Krag-Jorgensen rifle. It's been over a hundred years
since the Spanish-American so finding good military surplus items from that period of time is becoming
more and more difficult with each passing day. Occasionally, we get new items in the store as we are
able to find them in the surplus market place.
We're a little limited in our stock of Spanish American War items, however we've got Mess [Kit] Tin Bags
that mounted into the haver sack, U.S. Marine Corps Private First Class Chevrons, some Canvas
Leggings and even a bayonet for the model 1892 Krag-Jorgensen rifle. It's been over a hundred years
since the Spanish-American so finding good military surplus items from that period of time is becoming
more and more difficult with each passing day. Occasionally, we get new items in the store as we are
able to find them in the surplus market place.
 | Our products are guaranteed to be 100% real vintage collectibles or your money back | |
| We've got over 30 years experience in collecting military goods | |
| We're got over 40 years military experience and know our products first hand | |
| Call us with your requests and let us conduct your search for collectibles | |
The Great World War
It's been 91 years since American entered into the Great World War, 94 years since it all started in Europe between the
German vs. the French and British. We've got tunics, trousers, great coats, uniform brass and accessories, hats and
caps, leggings and wraps, patches and chevrons, pin-on and sewn-on rank devices, M1910 and M1912 web gear and
pouches, M1917 Steel Helmet. We got odds and sods such as a WWI shaving kit and duffel bags. If you're looking for
German or British uniforms and equipment let us know what you're searching for so we can assist you in that search.
We've gotten German Model 1916 and 1918 Steel Helmets in the past as well as other German items. Let us know what it
is you're looking for we'll do our best to find it for you.
It's been 91 years since American entered into the Great World War, 94 years since it all started in Europe between the
German vs. the French and British. We've got tunics, trousers, great coats, uniform brass and accessories, hats and
caps, leggings and wraps, patches and chevrons, pin-on and sewn-on rank devices, M1910 and M1912 web gear and
pouches, M1917 Steel Helmet. We got odds and sods such as a WWI shaving kit and duffel bags. If you're looking for
German or British uniforms and equipment let us know what you're searching for so we can assist you in that search.
We've gotten German Model 1916 and 1918 Steel Helmets in the past as well as other German items. Let us know what it
is you're looking for we'll do our best to find it for you.
World War Two
Wool shirts and trousers, Pink and Greens, M1936 and M1944 load carrying equipment, M1917A1 and M1 Steel
Helmets, M1941 field coats and M1943 field jackets, all sorts of G.I. stuff. Pistol and cartridge belts, M1936 and M1944
field pack suspenders, and a host of U.S.M.C. gear as well. HBT fatigue uniforms and boots for Pacific war reenactors
and winter clothing for the ETO. We also have German uniforms, boots and helmets, load bearing equipment, gas mask
cans and other accessories for WWII German reenactors.
Korean War
You can't use M1945 load bearing equipment for WWII reenacting, but it's exactly what you need to do the Korean War.
There is a great deal of cross over of U.S. WWII equipment and uniforms to the Korea War such as the HBT uniform and
buckle boots, M1 helmets
Vietnam or Collecting: What an interesting time period!! First you have the advisor period where there exists a great
deal of cross over from the WWII to the Korean field uniforms and equipment to the M1956 Cotton Duck Canvas
equipment and the early jungle fatigues. Then in the late 60's you have the transitional period where you see the
introduction of M1967 and M1968 (Nylon versions of the M1956 equipment) equipment, the fore runner of LC1 and LC2.
The Modern Pre-Desert Shield-Storm Period covers all the changes in the American field uniform and equipment from
the end of Vietnam to the early 90's while the Modern Period covers all those changes made since Desert Shield-Storm.
Our Brentwood Store is located approximately one mile South from the intersection of Routes 101 and 125 (Exit 7) on
Route 125 near the North Road intersection. You can call us at 603-679-1388 during of normal business hours;
Tuesday to Saturday from 9:30 am to 7:00 pm and Sundays & Mondays from Noon to 6:00 pm
Our Concord Store is located approximately a half of a mile South the intersection of Pleasant and South (NH Route 13)
Streets at 39 South Street. The Concord Store hours of operation are Monday to Saturday from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm
You may contact us via e-mail: Vince Milano generalmanager@brentwoodmilitaria.com (Brentwood)
John Pagan operationmanager@brentwoodmilitaria.com (Concord)
Wool shirts and trousers, Pink and Greens, M1936 and M1944 load carrying equipment, M1917A1 and M1 Steel
Helmets, M1941 field coats and M1943 field jackets, all sorts of G.I. stuff. Pistol and cartridge belts, M1936 and M1944
field pack suspenders, and a host of U.S.M.C. gear as well. HBT fatigue uniforms and boots for Pacific war reenactors
and winter clothing for the ETO. We also have German uniforms, boots and helmets, load bearing equipment, gas mask
cans and other accessories for WWII German reenactors.
Korean War
You can't use M1945 load bearing equipment for WWII reenacting, but it's exactly what you need to do the Korean War.
There is a great deal of cross over of U.S. WWII equipment and uniforms to the Korea War such as the HBT uniform and
buckle boots, M1 helmets
Vietnam or Collecting: What an interesting time period!! First you have the advisor period where there exists a great
deal of cross over from the WWII to the Korean field uniforms and equipment to the M1956 Cotton Duck Canvas
equipment and the early jungle fatigues. Then in the late 60's you have the transitional period where you see the
introduction of M1967 and M1968 (Nylon versions of the M1956 equipment) equipment, the fore runner of LC1 and LC2.
The Modern Pre-Desert Shield-Storm Period covers all the changes in the American field uniform and equipment from
the end of Vietnam to the early 90's while the Modern Period covers all those changes made since Desert Shield-Storm.
Our Brentwood Store is located approximately one mile South from the intersection of Routes 101 and 125 (Exit 7) on
Route 125 near the North Road intersection. You can call us at 603-679-1388 during of normal business hours;
Tuesday to Saturday from 9:30 am to 7:00 pm and Sundays & Mondays from Noon to 6:00 pm
Our Concord Store is located approximately a half of a mile South the intersection of Pleasant and South (NH Route 13)
Streets at 39 South Street. The Concord Store hours of operation are Monday to Saturday from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm
You may contact us via e-mail: Vince Milano generalmanager@brentwoodmilitaria.com (Brentwood)
John Pagan operationmanager@brentwoodmilitaria.com (Concord)
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| Brentwood Militaria LLC 388 Route 125, Brentwood, NH 03833 603 - 679 - 1388 Brentwood Militaria North 39 South Street, Concord, NH 03301 603 - 856 - 8818 |