Original Wwii Army

Large size 21.5 from pit to pit. Any condition issues are photographed. Has an awesome look to it.   

Measurements are listed in photos. Please look through all photos. Feel free to ask any questions if you are unsure.   

Original WWII US Army Air Force Pilot ID Bracelet Gilt Sterling 8 Named. Very nice original US Army item. Made in a 1/20 12K GF on STERLING, also marked STURDY. Features silver pilot wings on ID plate. Engraved on reverse: TO GEORGE FROM ROSA 12-25-'43. Was a Christmas gift to a USAAF pilot. Excellent condition and beautiful item. See my other auctions with military and other items! Please feel free to ask any questions. We strive to satisfy our customers.   

This product is a rare set of 1940s WWII US Army wool jacket with patches and matching pants, a unique and valuable collectible item brought back by a veteran. The jacket features lapel pins and patches, adding to its historical significance and authenticity. Made in the United States during World War II, this original period item is a piece of militaria with a strong connection to the era of conflict. A must-have for collectors of military memorabilia and enthusiasts of World War II history, this set exudes a sense of nostalgia and patriotic pride.   

Shows some light wear/soiling, some oxidation to the buckle and one of the buttons. Named to a McGrath inside.   

Original WWII US Army V-neck Wool Sweater. Tag faded out, a few pinholes but in general nice shape scarce sweater. Chest pit to pit 20 inches.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY M1 GARAND RIFLE M1907 LEATHER CARRY SLING. MARKINGS HAVE FADED WITH TIME.   

Original WWII US Army Transportation Corps "Red Ball Express" Patch. It appears to be theater-made, but where is unclear. A particularly rare piece, as many African American members burned their uniforms in disgust at the end of the war.   

World War II 1942 U. Army officer's service coat/Trousers. See pics for actual measurements. Appears to have all buttons and pins. This indicates when the contract to produce the uniform was finalized, although the "Dated November 4, 1942" likely refers to the original specification date for this type of uniform. These are likely contract and specification numbers used by the Quartermaster Corps for procurement and manufacturing purposes. This number would have been used for inventory and distribution within the military supply system.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY M1 GARAND RIFLE M1907 LEATHER CARRY SLING. MARKINGS HAVE FADED WITH TIME.