World War II Colorado, two families helped shift consumer habits from army surplus to high-end gear that launched its own subculture.

Drexel Surplus has no warehouse or removal equipment and is not a moving or storage company. Sellers may submit items to be sold via this Qualtrics survey. Requests are processed in the order received ...

Past the camouflage jackets, flags of the world, belts of ammunition and teddy bears stands Jan Anderson, owner of America’s ...

From a youth spent in army surplus bell bottoms and double-breasted pea coats ... Founded in 1912 by Leon Leonwood Bean, ...

We do it for the Army, U.S. Forest Service ... Trailers are replaceable, but World War II history is not. What is old and ...

So if you need some new gear for your camping trips or just life in general, you can't go wrong with the Vont 2 Pack LED Camping Lantern. It's military-grade, lasts a long time, and will give you ...

This year, as part of a Strategic Portfolio Analysis and Review (SPAR), the Army will "rank order" all 780 or so of its equipment programs in terms of their impact on warfighting. The results of ...

I thought the surplus electronics market in Dallas was ... vendors meet in Downtown Dallas to sell what started out as ham gear in the early days but has devolved to a wide variety of items ...

Her appetite for adventure fiction also led her to explore the link between commerce and recreation in "Shopping All the Way to the Woods." ...

Lots of people call emergency survival kits “bug-out bags,” which is a military ... Individual Carrying Equipment) backpacks, which you can usually find at a local surplus store.

The following University-run services — Equipment Surplus and Facilities — can help departments find new homes for equipment that they no longer need. This includes computers and related equipment, ...