Original Wwii Army

   Army Air Forces Ike Jacket - Named to Technical Sergeant Milton Bacon Rice (Bronze Star Recipient). Offered here is an original World War II U. Army Air Forces "Ike" service jacket identified to Technical Sergeant Milton Bacon Rice, a combat veteran who served in the European Theater during WWII. Research indicates that Milton Bacon Rice enlisted in the U. Army in 1943 at approximately 18 years old. After training at Camp Shelby, Mississippi, he deployed to Europe in October 1944. He served with the 94th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron during the Allied advance across France and ...

WW2 Double Buckle Boots - 7.5 D. Condition: Excellent, with no tears, missing laces, or other damage. There is regular wear from use to the leather and finish. The boots are marked on the inside: 7 1/2 D and were made by the General Shoe Corp. These boots would have been worn by a US Army soldier during WW2 and are the double buckle design. These originals are getting harder to find, especially in this condition, so don't miss out on this pair!   

The product will be delivered with measures to prevent breakage and wetting. As shown in the photo. Original Japanese Army Type 14 Nambu pistol holster. Please check the photos carefully for the condition and details. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as gifts Japan, US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.   

The Antique CAPAC Manufacturing Co. This helmet liner is a unique and authentic artifact from the World War II era, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship and history of the time period. Perfect for military history enthusiasts and collectors, this piece represents a significant part of the United States Army's defensive gear during the war. Great condition, surviving helmet liner. Strap inside is worn out as shown in pictures, indicates heavy use. Manufactured for the United States Army during WW2.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY M1 GARAND RIFLE WEB CARRY SLING-OD#7.   

Untouched Dual-Era WWII Artifact that tells a complete story from factory to fleet:The Shell: A rare, early Summer 1942 McCord Fixed-Bale shell (Lot 154B). The Factory Trace: Verified by a yellow inspector's fingerprint inside the crown. Wartime Wear: Features an authentic front stress crack and a snapped bale, both classic traits of brittle early-war Hadfield manganese steel. The Navy Career: Transformed into a Navy Damage Control / Firefighter helmet, designated by the red rim and red paint remnants on the exterior cork texture.   

Vintage WWII US Army HBT Cargo Trousers Herringbone Military 40s. Heavy wear throughout with staining, fading, fraying, repairs, and cut/raw bottom hems. Please review all photos for condition. Message me with any questions you may have.   

WWII US Army WAC Women's Trench Coat Army Nurse Original Laundry Number. See photos for details and condition. Be sure to check out the other items in our store. New items posted every week! Please refrain from asking about sizes. Our historic items, often 50-100 years old, are delicate and sized according to the typical period standards. We do not provide tailored sizing or sell wearable costumes, focusing instead on preserving the historical value of these artifacts.