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ArmorA pair of cufflinks with inset citrines.

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A pair of cufflinks with inset citrines.
A shiny, platinum necklace adorned with a citrine pendant.
A platinum ring with a citrine mounted on top of it.
A shiny, platinum tiara adorned with citrines.
A silver bracelet with sparkling citrines.
A pair of cufflinks with inset citrines.
A shiny, silver necklace adorned with a citrine pendant.
A silver ring with a citrine mounted on top of it.
A shiny, silver tiara adorned with citrines.
Fake teeth inlaid with citrines, worn over the teeth. It looks very shiny.
The Colt Army Model 1860 is a cap & ball .44-caliber revolver. It was used during the American Civil War, and made by Colt's Manufacturing Company.
The Colt Model 1861 Navy cap & ball .36-caliber revolver was a six-shot, single-action percussion weapon produced by Colt's Manufacturing Company from 1861 until 1873.
A highly accurate and modular battle rifle specially designed for the United States Special Operations Command. This one is a civilian model, limited to semi-auto.
A highly accurate and modular rifle specially designed for the United States Special Operations Command, in semi-auto only to be sold on the civilian market.
An ornate clarinet made from wood.
A six inch revolver chambered in .357 Magnum/.38 Special. Favorite of sheriffs and post-Cataclysm survivor group leaders.
A very large 25 liter earthenware pot, primarily meant for canning food via the water bath method, though it can cook normal foods just as well. Canning foods with it will require a lot of water. If you're only canning a couple of jars at a time, you'd fill it up with rocks or something to displace the water above the lids.
A primitive metalworking crucible made of clay. Looks like a stout drink tumbler. You could use it for metalworking.
A specialized small clay container with a wick, an ancient form of oil lamp. Unlike newer designs, it isn't windproof, so the flame is likely to be extinguished if exposed to wind; better use it indoors. It does not provide much light, but lasts a long time. It is lit, consuming oil and providing light. Use it to extinguish the flame.
A crude clay pot used for cooking.
A simple hazardous materials handling suit. Though somewhat restrictive and fragile, wearing it will provide excellent protection against ambient radiation.
A simple and flexible transparent lens of plastic that clips into place over a panoramic gas mask's solitary eyepiece, providing extra protection from scratches, abrasions, and ballistic threats.
Sport shoes with hard undersides and studs on the bottom designed to dig into grass.
A clip-on necktie with blue and silver stripes. It's quick and easy to put on, and really, who's going to know the difference?
A heavy cloak meant to be thrown over your body.
A pair of tough canvas pants with sections of cotton sewn onto it in a crossing pattern, clearly done by an amateur.
A thick cotton sweatshirt that an amateur tailor sewed ever-increasing amounts of cloth onto, providing noticeable, if haphazard padding.
A plastic clothes hanger with a metal hook to hang something on a rail.
A red latex nose often worn by clowns. Squeezing the nose makes it honk.
Gigantic shoes fit for a clown. Incredibly difficult to walk in.
A colorful and ridiculous costume fit for a clown. Provides decent storage.
The integral weapon system for the CMES exoskeleton mech-suit, a rotating-barrel actively-cooled rapid-fire laser system.
A glass pot for making a cup of joe.
A long, unwieldy mop with a collapsible handle for convenient transportation. You may use it to clean up any 'mess' you have made.
A staple accessory for gentlemen. Keeps your shirt collar in place and provides a more aesthetically pleasing arc to your necktie.
It's a detached collar with a bow tie, too. It's usually worn with a sexy one-piece bunny suit and bunny ears headband.
A semi-automatic pistol chambered in 10mm. It accepts Colt Delta Elite magazines.
A modern reproduction of a Colt pump-action rifle. Originally chambered in .44-40, modern versions most commonly use .45 Colt, complementing the Single Action Army as a Cowboy Action Shooting firearm.
A 9x19mm submachine gun based on the M16 rifle design, it is a closed bolt, blowback operated firearm. There is a large plastic brass deflector mounted by the ejection port, and no forward assist. It looks very similar to an M4 carbine, except for the magazine well that accepts Uzi-style magazines.
A sleek blouse in a camouflage pattern with angled breast pockets and lots of loop velcro for affixing patches. You might call it a jacket but it's really a blouse. It has a pocket for your pen!
Modern reinforced tactical combat boots. Very durable.
Colloquially known as a 'tank suit' in the media, these first-generation exoskeletons were tested in military service a few years back and determined to be too expensive for regular use. The exoskeleton itself is strapped on an environmental suit with an integrated life-support system. A variety of webbing, magnets, and clips allows the attachment of special armor plating onto the frame.
Colloquially known as a 'tank suit' in the media, these first-generation exoskeletons were tested in military service a few years back and determined to be too expensive for regular use. The exoskeleton itself is strapped on an environmental suit with an integrated life-support system. A variety of webbing, magnets, and clips allows the attachment of special armor plating onto the frame.
These were the second wave of military combat exoskeleton, and got a lot of media attention, with popular Navy commercials featuring them heavily. The exoskeleton itself is strapped on an environmental suit with an integrated life-support system. A variety of webbing, magnets, and clips allows the attachment of special armor plating onto the frame.
These were the second wave of military combat exoskeleton, and got a lot of media attention, with popular Navy commercials featuring them heavily. The exoskeleton itself is strapped on an environmental suit with an integrated life-support system. A variety of webbing, magnets, and clips allows the attachment of special armor plating onto the frame.