Original Wwii Army

   This collectible pin features the 1943 WWII U. Army Air Force - Flight Surgeon Wings made and hallmark by PASQUALE STERLING 2 inch design. The pin is an original item from the United States and is perfect for militaria enthusiasts. The conflict it represents is the World War II era (1939-45). The pin is a great addition to any collection and is a unique piece of history. It was manufactured in the United States and is an authentic piece of militaria. The theme of the pin is the United States Army Air Force and its Flight Surgeon Wings. This item is a must-have for any ...

Happy to try to answer questions. Nice bonus coffee mug included.   

Original WWII US Army Air Corp M-69D Flight Transport Jacket Rare Dirgible. Amazing condition, rare bird not the m-69F, tag size 38. Chest pit to pit 21 inches.   

Original WWII US Army Air Corp B-15a Flight Jacket Reed Products. Needs a few stitching or a patches just over the cuffs otherwise in really nice condition. Tag size 38r, chest pit to pit 23 inches.   

I included lots of photos because they offer the best description. As you can see, jacket is stained, somewhat holey, and zipper is separating on one side. Damage/thinning on lining, though not a great deal. Fortunately, jacket is in decent condition and is not falling apart. It's labeled Property Of U. Size is men's 40 Regular. Pit to pit is 24.   

The piece is vintage and therefore may show signs of age, wear, or patina. At that time, an unpaid item case will automatically be opened. It will be left, but please be patient. Do not message me seeking feedback.   

Zipper is missing the pull otherwise no missing teeth. One small separation on a seam check the pics, otherwise no holes or rips. No loss of the sheepskin collar or liner. Chest pit to pit 22 inches, probably a size 40.   

WWII Army Air Corp Officer Ike Jacket Flight Felt AAC Patch. No name or tags found. Chest pit to pit 21 inches.   

Look at the pictures as a reference and ask any questions Thanks.   

   The Type B-13 Flight Jacket, standardized in March of 1944, was in large part inspired by British-made officer's jackets, to which were added two inset breast pockets with apparent flap. As its designation indicates, this jacket was designed for flying. The large shoulder straps, slash pockets, and various flaps for concealing the buttons, were intended to help with the wearing of a parachute harness. Manufactured until 1945, it was soon replaced by the universal issue Wool, Field Jacket, M-1944 ("Ike" jacket) for walking out. The example featured here was manufactured by Ben ...