Original Wwii Army

WWII Imperial Japanese Army Officer Uniform Original WW2 Japan IJA Military. This is a Showa 5-style military uniform for former Japanese Army officers. It has been stored in a glass case, but due to its age, it has some wear. It is quite rare to find it in its original condition, with the rank and other details intact. Please understand that this is a military document and antique collectible. Please judge the condition from the images. About other area, please ask me. International Buyers - Please Note. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts" - US and ...

A true historical piece from World War II: this coat is made of wool and was used by U. Army officers during World War II. It features the classic olive drab (OD Green) color and has a red star patch on the side shoulder. Only one button is broken on the front of the jacket, on the last button. It's easy to get and fix. The dimensions can be seen in the photo; please review them to confirm the measurements.   

This authentic reproduction of a 1941 US Army Officer Uniform is crafted from premium brown wool. Styled after original WWII military designs, this historical jacket brings the past to life with remarkable accuracy. Ideal for reenactments, collectors, or vintage fashion lovers. Inspired by 1941 WWII US military uniforms. Made from high-quality brown wool. Traditional officer-style cut with proper button and pocket placements. Fully lined interior for comfort. Suitable for reenactments, theater, or display. We also accept custom sizing. Color may slightly vary due to lighting and camera. ...

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   This is a personal relic set belonging to Second Lieutenant Shozo Sone, an Imperial Japanese Army officer who was killed in action at Guadalcanal (Miharudai) during the Pacific War. The wooden stock-shaped memorial piece carries hand-written inscriptions. "Guadalcanal Island - Oni-sho (, "Demon Officer")". "Military Academy / Officer School commendations". (these represent his achievements and reputation inside the unit). The attached yellow cloth bag is also hand-written with. A wartime newspaper clipping is included. It contains a small portrait of Lt. Sone with printed text ...

This is an original World War II U. Army officer's personal grouping belonging to Captain Frank H. Sterling silver ID bracelet engraved. Pair of brass Captain's bars (rank insignia). Brass officer lapel insignia pins. Background (brief historical context): I believe Frank H. Burrow was a Purdue University graduate (Class of 1941) from the Midwest, later associated with Topeka, Kansas. He served in the U. Army during World War II, with newspaper accounts placing him in the South Pacific theater by late 1943. The bracelet's engraving reflects his promotion to Captain during wartime ...

Vintage original WWII WAC (Women's Army Corps) officer uniform jacket. MEASUREMENTS (approximate): Bust - 35" Waist - 31" Length - 25" Sleeve (shoulder seam to end of cuff) - 22 1/2". Nice unissued OD wool jacket. Marked 14S with cutter tags still attached. There is a stain on the end of one sleeve and some on the inside lining. While I would never list an item I find to have an offensive odor, I cannot ensure buyers (especially those very sensitive to odors) will feel the same as smell is subjective. I know there should be a simpler way of doing this, but I haven't figured it out, so this is ...

   Original WWII US Army officer's tunic, fully named and dated 1944, featuring insignia from both the 8th Army and the 33rd Infantry Division. This outstanding uniform belonged to a. 1st Lieutenant in the Infantry. As denoted by the silver bar rank insignia on the epaulettes and the. Crossed rifles branch insignia mounted directly on the lapel. Standard for infantry officers of the era. The tunic is adorned with a. Along with additional ribbons for the. Both shoulder patches are original and period-applied, with the combination reflecting a distinguished service history in ...

WWII US Army Medical Officer Insignia Grouping Ribbons Medal Patch Pins. Two War Vet, Army Medical Officer. Appears to have been a Dr perhaps. DI is from the 5th Medical Battalion.   

   Original WWII US Army Officer's service uniform grouping, consisting of a dark OD wool officer's service coat with matching West Point Cadet Store riding breeches (dated 1939). The tunic is manufactured by Geo. Philadelphia, with contract label dated October 1st, 1935, and retains full insignia: colonel rank eagles on shoulders, crossed cannons for Field Artillery branch, U. Officer collar insignia, a striking large bullion Great Seal chest badge on red felt, and two ribbon bars - World War I Victory Medal with bronze star device and American Defense Service Medal. Both the 2nd ...