Original Wwii Army

Step back in time with these authentic Vtg 1940s Military Pants, a genuine piece of history from the era of WW2. Tailored for a man's size 31 x 31, these trousers showcase the classic US Army khaki color and are designed with a traditional button fly, reflecting the period's practicality and style. Crafted in the United States during a pivotal time, these pants embody the spirit of the WW II (1939-45) era. They are an original period item, not a reproduction, making them a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of military memorabilia. Add a touch of authenticity to your wardrobe or ...

Original WWII Swiss Army Mountain Hobnail Boots shoes from 1954. Size: 27(which means 27 cm size of the feet), this equals size US 9,5 or EUR 42,5. The boots are in very good original condition - leather also smooth and well maintained - beautiful pieces (see pictures). Made in usuall swiss perfection. Made and marked on the leather and on the nails by the swiss saddler. MINERVA BV R1 54 (1954). These boots were made by the army in 3 different types of widths (5 = Standard / 6 = width / 7 = extra width) - this on is extra width.   

Type two second class with one bullion acorn.   

Chest is across pit 2 pit measurement, length is from top of collar to the bottom hem, sleeve is outer sleeve length, shoulder is from the shoulder point across just like chest. US Army Issued, Military Jacket, Made In USA, Name Patch, Button closer, Herringbone Twill, Patches on the front and sleeves, HBT Button down shirt, 1940's, Vintage 40's Button down. Inside stenciled in the collar.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY M1 GARAND RIFLE 10 POCKET AMMO BELT.   

Air Forces WWII, Flying Trousers Type A-II. Item in a Good to very Good condition Condition and never used before with original Suspenders. NOTICE : I can find down on the wool 12-15 small splits from the year (probably moth holes). It is not a big damage and for someone that knows it is possible to repair it. An exceptional piece for lovers of WWII memorabilia, war experts, collectors and museums. You can see that on the photo if you take a good look.   

This is an original poster from the estate of Ruth Von Euw, originally from the personal collection of her father, Stephen Von Euw, who had been the editor of the Rockville (CT) Journal from the 1930s until his death in 1955. During World War II, Von Euw had made sure that every local serviceman and servicewomen received free copies of the newspaper wherever they were posted. This is an old item dated to the WWII period, as such, you should expect wear commensurate with age and use, as pictured. There are roll and fold markings. There may be stains, wrinkles, minor nicks, rips at the edges, ...