Found this while purging some stuff in the garage. It's missing the little tray that is depicted in the top of the lid.

This stuff all got put onto one of those large G.I. Joe figures with the Kung Fu Grip from the early 70's. This isn't "never been out of the package" stuff. This footlocker and those uniforms went to battle and killed more commies than Chuck Norris and Arnold Stallone combined.

And then they got thrown into a corner during hookups with Barbie if my cousin was involved in the campaign. He had an active imagination for a 2nd grader.

I can lay out all the uniforms and get a photo if anyone is interested.

$30

I got the same footlocker! The Russian gear stuff is very collectible if you have any.

GLWS

Where are you located?

Waltrip88 said:

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Where are you located?

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Aggieland

Very cool, still have mine, it holds my stamp collection from the 70's.

Geez. I haven't seen my stamp collection in ages. It's probably in the steamer trunk.

This needs to go to an antique toy store. You'd probably get more than $30. Very cool!

It's not in pristine condition like most collectors desire. I don't know how that affects value

I'll take all the uniforms out and get a photo of them tomorrow if I have the time

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This footlocker and those uniforms went to battle and killed more commies than Chuck Norris and Arnold Stallone combined.

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I lololed at this.

Interested if it's still available

Interested if it's still available

army79 said:

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Interested if it's still available

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How can I get in touch with you?

If you come across any 1980s gi joe -
I'm your man to but it from you

Finally got around to laying out all the stuff in this foot locker. Did every set of uniforms come with new boots?

I don't have the oxygen tank for the rescue belt but do have the axe and the flashlight.

Have the M.P. weapons. A radar device on a tripod that went with a six wheeled vehicle, but no vehicle.

Lots of clothes. A few sets of flippers. Had to toss some stuff that was in bad shape like the frogman suit and the fire brigade suit. Still have frogman masks and fire brigade hood.

Amazingly there is still a sidearm and a holster!

One of the uniform shirts says it was made by Atomica in Hong Kong. It's a history lesson on a tag.

Let me know if anybody is interested. This is not collector-nerd stuff that stayed in the package its whole life. These uniforms fought many battles on the rough terrain of Portland, TX back in the day.