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London Bridge Prototype LBT-1476C Medical Three-Day Assault Backpack

Manufacturer: London Bridge Trading
Model: LBT-1476C Backpack Medical Three-Day Assault
Condition: New
Color: Black
Year: 1999
Details: Original prototype from LBT, differs from normal 1476A with mesh flap in main compartment with enhanced organization.

T shirt tag inside main compartment.

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London Bridge LBT-1562N Prototype Loadmaster Backpack / 1999

Description

London Bridge LBT-1562N Prototype SOF SEAL Loadmaster Assault Tactical Backpack
MODEL: LBT-1562N BACKPACK, LOADMASTER, MOD OF LBT-1562L
COLOR: OD GREEN BUCKLE DATE: 1998 and FEB 1999

This is an original prototype London Bridge Trading pack. This came from the collection of Mr. Doug McDougal, the owner of LBT. These items were being cleared out since most of the designs are out of production or have been succeeded by newer versions. Most of the items have paper or plastic tags attached to them.

London Bridge LBT-1562Q Prototype Government Weapon MP-5 Pack /1999

Description

London Bridge LBT-1562 Prototype Government Weapon MP-5 MP5 SEAL Tactical Pack

MODEL: LBT-1562Q BACKPACK, U.S. GOVERNMENT, WEAPON (MP5)
COLOR: OD GREEN BUCKLE
DATES: 1999

This pack was designed to hold an MP5 weapon. Pack has two large separate pockets. The main pocket has removable straps for the weapon and a large plastic or kydex type material muzzle cover. Bag can be used for just about any small weapon or can be used for medical or general purpose uses. Bag has tuck-away shoulder straps when not needed This is an original prototype London Bridge Trading pack. This came from the collection of Mr. Doug McDougal, the owner of LBT. These items were being cleared out since most of the designs are out of production or have been succeeded by newer versions. Most of the items have paper or plastic tags attached to them and can always be removed. Some items have the model numbers stenciled in paint marker or grease pencil on the item.

London Bridge Prototype LBT-2060A ST4 Rifleman Back Pack / 1999

Description
LBT-2060A Prototype SEAL Team 4 ST4 NSW Rifleman Back Pack

MODEL: LBT-2060A BACKPACK, RIFLEMAN, NSW (ST 4)
COLOR: OD GREEN BUCKLE
DATES: DEC 1998 / FEB 1999

This is a rare prototype of a back pack designed for a Naval Special Warfare (NSW) SEAL rifleman assaulter. Back in the 1990's, each specific NSW unit or team would purchase gear orders from companies on their own. They did not have a LOGSU (logistics and supply) unit as they do today to supply all the local SEAL TeamsThis is an original prototype London Bridge Trading pack. This came from the collection of Mr. Doug McDougal, the owner of LBT. These items were being cleared out since most of the designs are out of production or have been succeeded by newer versions.

London Bridge Trading Prototype LBT-2093 Hydration / Medical Pack /1999

LBT-2093 Hydration / Medical pack made for SBU 22. Another exciting and unique prototype which I am very pleased to have. This pack is interesting, because it can be carried in three different ways. You can use the pack straps like normal, or you can unclip them from the bottom and stow them in their pouch on the back, and attach the pack to your vest via alice clips.

If you're running an H harness you can attach it via LBT-0991 quick detach kit, as they provide male buckles for that purpose, which can also be stowed when not in use. Overall there are some innovative design features on this pack.

It would've been nice to see the pack straps be fully removable, and maybe a little more low profile, in my opinion. A slight shame that the display tag was installed by putting holes in the fabric but this is a small gripe. Some smaller elastic loops on the inside would've been nice to see, like on the Eagle Recon hydration pack. The biggest downfall as far as actual usability of this pack is the lack of a pass-through in the hydration sleeve for the hydration tube. Although small issues like this are to be expected on these prototype/sample models. Buckles date this pack 1999

London Bridge Prototype LBT-1562R Hammer / CAT Assault Team Pack /1999

Description

London Bridge LBT-1562 Prototype Secret Service Hammer CAT Assault Team Pack

MODEL: LBT-1562R BACKPACK, HAMMER, S/S, MOD OF 1562B

COLOR: BLACKBUCKLE

DATES: NOV 1999

This pack appears to be a medical "STOMP" style backpack made for the U.S. Secret Service's CAT/HAMMER Teams. The CAT Team is the Counter-Assault Team and tasked with protecting the President. LBT is often tasked with providing gear for the US Secret Service and White House.This is an original prototype London Bridge Trading pack. This came from the collection of Mr. Doug McDougal, the owner of LBT. These items were being cleared out since most of the designs are out of production or have been succeeded by newer versions.

London Bridge Prototype LBT-1562M EOD/IEDD Backpack / 1999

Description

London Bridge LBT-1562M Gold Lion Prototype EOD Bomb Tech Tool Tactical

Backpack

MODEL: LBT-1562M BACKPACK, EOD/IEDD, EOD GRP II, SIDE PKTS (DISRUPTOR), FRONT RADIO (SABRE), NOT JUMPABLE

COLOR: OD GREEN BUCKLE
DATE: FEB 1999

This is an original prototype London Bridge Trading pack. This came from the collection of Mr. Doug McDougal, the owner of LBT. These items were being cleared out since most of the designs are out of production or have been succeeded by newer versions. Most of the items have paper or plastic tags attached to them and can always be removed.

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US Prototype MOLLE-4000 Paratroopers Rucksack

Paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division found their two options for rucksacks either too small or too big. So the Army has created a new design that’s just right. And while they were at it, Army officials were able to lighten the load and make the rucks easier to access, without having to de-rig.

In March the Army will test the MOLLE-4000, a 4,000-cubic-inch ruck. Existing options are 3,000 cubic inches or 5,000 cubic inches. The Army hopes to begin sending production orders for the new Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment by Sept. 30, with production starting soon after, according to program manager Maj. Eric Mendoza.

“We listened to the field, listened to what soldiers had to say,” said John Yancey, deputy at the Soldier Systems Branch of the Capabilities, Development & Integration Directorate at Fort Benning, Georgia. “I think we’ve got it right.”

The new rucksack represents part of a broader update to jump gear. In the last few years the Army rolled out the T-11 parachute to replace the T-10 (mainly because a better chute was needed to accommodate additional weight of soldiers and gear), and the Modular Airborne Weapons Case to replace the bulkier M1950 weapons case. Both replaced models dating to the 1950s.

The new MOLLE differs from current rucksacks in that its main compartment faces upward, which allows soldiers to access its contents, even as they prepare to jump. With a parachute on their back and reserve over their chest, jumpers have their rucksacks harnessed to their front, hanging below the waist. The current, 5,000-cubic inch airborne standard is harnessed from the bottom with the opening hanging down. This makes it difficult to remove supplies before a jump.

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