Original Wwii Army

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   Worn by a Technical Sergeant serving in the European Theater of Operations. Features include original MP (Military Police) crossed-pistols collar brass, a Combat Infantryman Badge (CIB), and full ribbon bar with EAME Campaign (1 battle star), American Campaign, Good Conduct, WWII Victory, and Army of Occupation medals. The jacket also displays seven overseas service stripes, denoting over three years of deployment overseas. On the left shoulder and the rarer. SHAEF (Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force). Patch on the right, representing service under ...

Vintage Military World War II B-15 flight jacket. Measures as a men's S/M. Laying flat: 20 inches pit to pit, 22 inches long, 17 1/2 inches shoulder to shoulder, sleeve length 24 inches. Some shredding on the cuffs, particularly on the right side. Fur on the collar is almost completely gone. Smoke and pet free home.   

   ARMY SPECIAL PURPOSE WATERPROOF RADIO BAG BG-164 Made by U. For Amphibious Assault, beach landing and USMC. This is a rare and authentic WWII U. Army Special Purpose Waterproof Radio Bag BG-164 D-Day. It is a highly sought-after item for collectors of militaria and original period items. The bag is made in the United States and has not been reproduced. It is a unique piece of history that will make a great addition to any collection. The bag is designed for radio communication and was used during World War II. It is made of waterproof material and has not been damaged. The bag...

Post WWII US Ike Uniform. There are a few small moth holes in the jacket's left shoulder and in the neck. The bottom button of the jacket is missing. The pants have a few mall moth holes in the thighs and hips. Please look through photos to get a good idea of over all condition. It is labeled as a size 34 short and fits true to size. This is on the smaller side of a men's small. Shoulder to Shoulder: 17.5. Waist: 14.5 (Seam Allowance: 2.25). Inseam: 28.5" (Seam Allowance: 1.5").   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY WINTER M1938 GREATCOAT OVERCOAT. MARKED AS 38L WILL EASILY FIT A 44R. WILL FIT OVER YOUR SHIRT OR JACKET. PROFESSIONALLY AGED AND WEATHERED FOR MOVIES.   

   This is an authentic pair of WWII-era US Army Air Force A-9 Flying Leather Gloves, a crucial piece of gear designed for aviators and bomber crews operating in harsh, high-altitude conditions. Manufactured from high-quality capeskin leather, these gloves provided pilots and aircrew with the necessary dexterity and warmth during combat missions. The A-9 gloves were often issued with removable wool liners (not included) to enhance insulation, making them a versatile choice for flight personnel. These gloves exhibit light wear consistent with their age and use, retaining their supple ...

   There's a certain weight to this book the moment you hold it-something far heavier than plaster or paper. " on the cover and marked "Property U. Army - 43rd Surgical Hosp inside, this manual wasn't meant for a bookshelf. It lived its life in motion-carried through hallways of wartime hospitals, consulted under dim field lights, referenced by Army surgeons facing injuries most doctors back home could hardly imagine. Copyrighted in 1944, at the height of WWII, this wasn't just a medical text-it was a tool of survival. Inside are the techniques used to rebuild broken soldiers: how to set ...

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 service. ...