Original Wwii Army

This coat has a lot of major issues. The shearling lining has some pieces missing, wear, and is fragile overall. The shearling on the collar has some shedding and tearing around the edges. The outside of the canvas has some yellowing and scattered staining. Please look over attached photos to get a good idea of over all condition. It is labeled as a size 4.   

Normal wear from use - has some moth holes - see photos of some. Original owner was Pat A. Call enlisted in the US Army on 9-4-43. Patches and pins on jacket: ETO shoulder patch, Ruptured Duck, Meritorious Unit Citation, Master Sergeant Patch, 3 years of service patch, 3rd Army Patch, Enlisted U. Collar disc pin, US Army Transportation Corps Collar Pin w/ Winged Wheel and shield. Note: some photos look faded but jacket is not faded.   

There are several stains on these that can be found all over the legs. There is a tear near the bottom of the fly. The pockets have some loose seams around the edges. The waist was let out by the previous owner, and there are puncture holes and color difference where this was done. We looked inside the rear pockets and under the pockets on the inside and there are no spec tags. Please look through photos to get a good idea of over all condition. There is no size label, but they fit closest to a size 43x31. This is an XL or perhaps even in the smaller end of a 2XL. Waist: 21.5 (No Seam ...

There is staining on the front right pocket, left thigh, and on the seat. The front hem is coming unstitched The buckles are missing, and the buttons on the straps are missing. Overall these shorts have discoloration from age and storage. Please look over attached photos to get a good idea of over all condition. They are stamped as a size 7 and have a 29 waist. Because this is a vintage item, please check the measurements above to ensure the proper fit.   

There is no size label, but it fits closest to a size small. Shoulder to Shoulder: 18.5.   

I don't know for sure what the patches mean. The only information I have is that it came from a house in Southern California and the same it belonged was associated with the Philippines.   

Post WW2, they are dated 1951 but without knowing that it would be very difficult to tell. Fantastic original piece, in unissued condition. A few minor little scuffs etc from being bumped around in storage. Size 6A, they measure about 10.75" long and 3 5/8" width at widest point on outside.   

Some scuffs, scratching and cracking throughout but only adds character to these amazing boots.   

Up for sale is a pair of good condition pair of Original WW2 WWII 1940s USA Army Military International Shoe Company Cavalry Infantry Riding Leather Boots. Size 7.5 D, medium. Good condition leather stitched and nailed soles with rubber Light Tread heels. You won't be disappointed. Approximate Outside Dimensions: 11 1/2" inches long heel to toe by 4" inches widest wide in front of footwear by 16 3/4 inches tall. Please keep in mind that all of my items are vintage, gently used, unless otherwise indicated in the listing. Please check out the pictures below.   

Good but used vintage condition. Judging by the 1942 date of the jacket, this may have been a tunic jacket that was expertly tailored into an Ike jacket later in the war. The jacket has a hole in the left side of the waistband and a few loose buttons. It also has several stains on the sleeves. One pair of pants has a few holes in the front left thigh, and back right thigh. There are also a couple snags. The other pair of pants has a few stains on the seat and scattered snags on the thighs. These items have writing inside the lining. Please look through photos to get a good idea of over ...