Original Wwii Army

For offer is a Pre-WWII 1920s Interwar Named US Army Officer's Jacket with WWII greenback Army Service Forces patch. It is named to H. Pit to pit: 18 in. It is missing a button, has some slight staining on the front, and the patch is halfway off.   

Army M-1943 Field Jacket 36R 55-J-191-40. Has WEAR AS SHOWN, but OVERALL NICE SHAPE, VERY WEARABLE, NO MAJOR ISSUES.   

WWII US Army Officers Cut Down Ike Jacket. The Coat is in great shape and truly a nice piece, with all buttons and clips present.   

The WWII US Army Class A Dress Jacket is a rare and authentic piece of militaria collectible from the United States, specifically named after a staff Sergeant in the 5th Army Air Force. This jacked is named and the only problem that I see is the moth hole at the eppilet. This original period item showcases the history and significance of the World War II era, making it a valuable addition to any collection or display related to military uniforms. It does show some moth tracking/holes on the left sleeve cuff.   

Good but used vintage condition. The lower right pocket button is missing, both cuffs are missing a button, the edges of the fabric are worn, and there is a hole in the center back. Please look through photos to get a good idea of over all condition. It is labeled as a size 34 R, which is in the range of a size small. It fits a little larger- more like a size 36 or even 38, which is a smaller medium. Shoulder to Shoulder: 19.5.   

   Original World War II United States Army enlisted service jacket worn by a combat Infantry Sergeant. This is an authentic WWII-era wool service coat, not a reproduction, costume, or post-war reissue. All insignia, ribbons, cords, and rank appear period-correct and consistent with wartime manufacture and wear. The jacket is constructed of original WWII olive drab wool serge and is tailored in the classic enlisted pattern with a fitted waist. Interior shows an original size tag marked 36L, a desirable smaller size that is increasingly difficult to find and preferred by collectors and ...

Mo size tag but I assume size 40? Check pics for measurements and condition.   

   Army 2nd Armored Division "Ike" Waist Jacket is in incredible condition. I thought because of the condition was a much later era or a replica... But it is a 1946 issue jacket, so this would have been issued after the end of the war most likely to occupation troops, or as a replacement jacket to a veteran. In the inside pocket there was an original field cap, collar discs, and a photograph of what is most likely the sergeant who was issued this gear. I cannot verify this, but all items were found in the pockets of this jacket, but no way to follow up, investigate orverify ...

   WWII USAAF Staff Sergeant Service Coat (Medium Regular), contract dated May 31, 1944, by Jacob M. This named uniform features Aircrew wings above a full ribbon bar with campaign stars, U. Army Air Forces shoulder patch, China-Burma-India Theater patch, and Army Service Forces "Sunflower" patch, along with Staff Sergeant chevrons, overseas service bars, and service stripe. All insignia are period-applied, and the coat retains its original golden eagle buttons and maker's tag. This is an original historical artifact from the Second World War era, and therefore shows natural wear and ...

   Original WWII British Army Service Dress tunic to a Colonel of The Green Howards (Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment). Rank insignia: Crown with two Bath stars (Colonel), present on both shoulders. Regimental insignia: The Green Howards. War Medal 1939-45 with oak leaf (Mentioned in Despatches). The tailor's label bears a handwritten officer's name; however, it is now too faint to confidently read. The name remains present and may be decipherable by a dedicated researcher. Interior lining remains intact with expected age-related wear. No significant seam separation or lining ...