Original Wwii Army

The piece is vintage and therefore may show signs of age, wear, or patina. At that time, an unpaid item case will automatically be opened.   

WWII US Army XXI 21st Corps Officers 4 Pocket Jacket/ Uniform. Jacket has a nice 21st Corps patch and ETO patch. Jacket is in excellent shape showing very minor wear.   

I do a lot of business with them and they always have well cared for gear. Not saying it won't need adjustments but, it looks like a nice clean unit. Everything you see in the pictures is what is included in this lot. Photos are the best description. Please look at all pictures closely before purchasing. We will document any damage the best we can but the photos will always be the best way to exam the item. Items may need a more in depth cleaning. We will do our best to clean every item, although sometimes we can't do a full thorough clean. Message us for additional photos or ...

  

Army Corps of Engineers during World War II. For navigation in areas where magnetic compasses were unreliable, such as the North African desert or polar regions. The device works by using the. To determine the proper direction. It was used in bombers and on vehicles. The British SAS and the Long Range Desert Group. The compass is in its original wooden case.   

All original, ptp 22 inches, back length 30 inches.   

   Army Air Corps cadet visor cap featuring the early-war brass "winged propeller" insignia, worn by aviation cadets in training prior to the full formation of the U. Constructed with an olive drab wool crown, brown leather visor, and chinstrap, the cap shows honest age-related wear including light moth tracking to the crown, surface cracking and dryness to the visor and strap, and a deteriorated leather sweatband with heavy flaking. The interior satin lining is discolored and worn from wartime use, though some original sheen remains. All stitching is intact and the insignia is firmly ...

Nice patina and condition, ptp 22 inches, back length 28 inches.   

Stanley Wade's briefcase and papers spanning from enlistment through to his post-military, civil service career. Briefcase contents come in at over 6 pounds (including folios). Scrap of paper with Vultee XP-54 airplane sketch is dated July 10, 1942, prior to the date that the internet provides for its first flight :. His career spans from enlisting in the Air Reserve, to enlisting in the Air Corps where he served in both WWII and Korea, to his transition to civil service primarily at Vandenberg Air Force (now Space Force) Base. Briefcase is in solid, used condition.   

Pretty cool WWII lot to a Air Tower operator who worked as bases stateside. Visor cap almost seems like a crusher, but visor doesn't seem to bend, visor is also coming detached from the cap (see photos). Album as some cool photos of him working in the tower and around the air field, and planes etc. Photos are taken state side on the base. There are a few photos that seem to be overseas maybe like 4 or so, but I believe they were sent by a relative. The album is in okay condition, with some photos falling out of the album, as many were taped on. Overall a cool grouping, and some neat ...