Original Wwii Army

Original WWII US Army Kelly Helmet Complete.   

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   This incredible World War II European Theater map shows extensive wear and field use. This map was used during the fierce fighting in the Colmar Pocket, an area held in France, by the German Nineteenth Army from November 1944 to February 1945, against the U. 6th Army Group (6th AG) during World War II. Showing the battlefields of towns such as BASEL, MULHOUSE, COLMAR, and STRASBOURG this U. Map was specifically used for fighting in the Colmar Pocket with direct fighting of German and American forces in this area lasting from January 20th - February 9th. This fighting occurred ...

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY OFFICER "KHAKIS" CLASS A JACKET.   

WW2 Swiss Army Military Fur Backpack 1944. This is very unusual WWII sturdy and elaborate model of Pony Fur backpack. Widmer Sattler Kulm 44 (1944) + Sz. Dimensions: 18" (46 cm) x 11" (28 cm) x 6 (15 cm). With carrying straps, one strap is designed in a way, that it can be removed quickly in the field. Fur, straps, buckles and hooks are intact. Front pocket with some wear on the left top corner (see image 8 & 9).   

I absolutely love the broken in and worn look of these boots! They don't have that been there/done that look and they don't have that i just came out of the box! A good honest pair of boots.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY INFANTRY JUNGLE WATERPROOF BARRACK LAUNDRY CARRY BAG.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY OFFICER CLASS A "PINKS" TROUSERS.   

CONDITION VISIBLE IN THE PICTURES.   

This vintage silk map was used by WWII US Army Airforce paratroopers to navigate through Holland, Belgium, France, and Germany. The map is an original piece from the period and is in excellent condition. I was told this is the harder paratrooper maps to find covering both sides. It is a significant part of militaria WWII history. As you can see it is very clean. This is one you don't want to miss. At least I haven't been able to find any earlier. Definitely, an amazing early German aviation history photo.