military surplus

Beginning in the 1970s, the Army began to sell these as military surplus.

He then set himself up as a dealer in military surplus.

Many such crystals were available as military surplus in the 1950s.

The rifles were sold as military surplus after the war.

Further in, you'll find good textiles, car parts and military surplus.

Even a recovering economy may find it hard to absorb the human military surplus.

Military surplus and historical items are sold in the bazaar.

Still others had to furnish their offices with items from American military surplus.

Much of this gear comes in the form of military surplus.

Who the hell knows what military surplus they sell for scrap or whatever."

They were bulky, heavy and costly field glasses, often military surplus.

Many L3314s have been sold as military surplus and are used by off-road enthusiasts.

And the tank, left over from the Vietnam War, may once again turn into military surplus.

These special "war eagles," although rare, can sometimes be found in military surplus or memorabilia sales.

Military surplus rarely include weapons or munitions, though they are occasionally found in such stores.

Many are stored as disaster supplies and are often former military surplus.

The material being used is military surplus, and the builders are welders provided by the Defense Department.

A .45 automatic, basically the same handgun as the military surplus he'd trained with.

Military surplus .303 British ammunition is often available, notably at gun shows and from online dealers.

Warby was able to obtain the jet engine himself as military surplus; obtained from an auction for only $69.

The receiver is recent U.S. manufacture, the rest of the parts are military surplus."

They had inquired about the proper procedure for shipping their prize home, apparently oblivious to the fact that body parts aren't considered military surplus.

Mail order is also carried out by commodity specialists dealing in such items as gardening produce, military surplus and hi-fi.

After World War II, stores carried military surplus, and in the late 1950's, domestic hardware.

Blechman made his name in the fashion industry by, among other things, using military surplus creatively in his designs.