G.I. Joe Mountain Troops Action Pack, Combat Sand Bags, & Sea Adventurer Uniform (Hasbro, 1964–70s)....

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G.I. Joe Mountain Troops Action Pack, Combat Sand Bags, & Sea Adventurer Uniform (Hasbro, 1964-70s). This grouping brings together early G.I. Joe accessories from two clearly defined periods in the line's history, beginning with the brand's original military-focused years and extending into later Adventure Team-era redistribution. The Combat Sand Bags from 1964 and the Mountain Troops Action Pack from 1965 originate from G.I. Joe's first two years at retail, when Hasbro emphasized realistic battlefield environments, utilitarian gear, and military role-play. The Sea Adventurer Uniform represents a separate chapter, a 1970s Canadian bagged overstock release tied to the Adventure Team period, reflecting the brand's shift away from overt military themes and into broader adventure concepts for international markets. Condition varies by item and packaging type. The Combat Sand Bags remain carded and bagged, with the burlap bags unused & affixed to the insert card, though the cellophane bag shows several small holes around the corners. The Sea Adventurer Uniform is housed on its original hanger card, which exhibits mild staining consistent with age and storage. The Mountain Troops Action Pack retains its original window box; all original tape has lifted, but the contents remain unused and affixed to the insert tray. The box shows moderate wear overall, including a small tear at the top left corner, while remaining structurally sound. As a lot, this trio offers a focused look at how G.I. Joe evolved in presentation and distribution while retaining continuity in play value. The contrast between early military accessories and later Adventure Team-era overstock highlights the breadth of the line beyond figures alone. For collectors interested in original equipment, boxed action sets, and the material history of vintage G.I. Joe across eras and markets, this group provides a balanced and historically grounded selection.

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