Original Wwii Army

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY M1928 COMBAT FIELD HAVERSACK BACKPACK-OD#3. MAKER:LANGDON TENT & AWENING CO.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY M1928 COMBAT FIELD HAVERSACK BACKPACK-OD#3. MAKER:LANGDON TENT & AWNING.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY M1937 M37 WOOL COMBAT FIELD SHIRT. STAMPING MIS MARKED ON COLLAR. CORRECT SIZE IS ON TAG. PIT TO PIT IS 21.5 INCHES.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY M1943 M43 COMBAT FIELD JACKET. Size 34 Regular (Please check actual measurements on the photos for a proper fit). US Military Jacket shows some tears/fraying on the cuff areas, otherwise is in good condition especially for its vintage age. We have a storage unit filled with US Army Military clothing and equipment collected throughout 35 years. Comes from a smoke free environment. If you have any questions, please let me know.   

Original WWII US Army Cap, Field, Pile, O. The winter pile cap adopted in 1943 as part of the M1943 cold-weather uniform system. Wind-resistant, water-repellent olive drab poplin shell over a full alpaca/wool "pile" lining, with a flexible visor that wears up or down and long pile-lined ear flaps that fold down and tie under the chin for extreme cold. A genuine wartime-contract example by Ashley Hat Co. With a clear interior label: Spec P. Tagged Size 7 or 56cm (fits roughly a 22 head). Condition: Solid, honest vintage condition. Shell is clean with light age; pile lining is full and ...

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY INFANTRY M1934 WOOL FIELD BLANKET-TAGED, DATED 1940. STORAGE WEAR AND NEEDS WASH.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY INFANTRY M1934 WOOL FIELD BLANKET-TAGED, DATED 1940. STORAGE WEAR AND NEEDS WASH.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY INFANTRY M1938 WOOL FIELD BLANKET. STORAGE WEAR AND NEEDS WASH.   

ORIGINAL WWI WWII US ARMY M1910 INFANTRY FIELD 10 POCKET AMMO BELT-MILLS. ORIGINAL CONDITION, DATED:1918, MAKER:MILLS.   

Army uniform shirt acquired from a veteran estate collection. This uniform was discovered together with the veteran's personal diary, military correspondence, insignia, sterling silver military badges, patches, newspapers, and additional period artifacts that remained together as part of the same historical archive. The shirt displays age, wear, and apparent field staining consistent with long-term storage and historical use. No attempt has been made to clean, alter, or restore the garment. An exceptional opportunity for military collectors, historians, museums, and researchers seeking ...