Original Wwii Army

Vtg WWII M1 Helmet Swivel Bail Front Seal Original Paint Army Military No Liner. May show wear / scuffing / rust / scratches / wear from use / age wear / general wear/ storage wear. See photos for actual condition. Be sure to check out other unique items I have listed. Be sure to exam photos for actual condition of item. As is as pictured and as found. Most items are vintage and may show common wear for age. Be sure to exam all photos. Not a expert on everything so I do my best to describe items.   

This product is an original WWII Army olive green wool military field blanket, specifically issued to soldiers in the United States Army during World War II. It is a collectible piece of militaria, representing the history and service of soldiers during the conflict. Its originality and association with the US Army make it a valuable and historically significant item for collectors of wartime memorabilia.   

   Step into WWII history with this authentic reproduction of a 1940s US Army Officer's Doeskin Overcoat. Inspired by the 3rd Command uniform, this beige wool coat is a timeless military classic, ideal for collectors, historical reenactments, or vintage enthusiasts. Precision-crafted with attention to original wartime details. Style: 1940s US Army Officer Doeskin Overcoat. Design: Double-breasted front, sharp lapels, and clean tailored fit. Detailing: Authentic WWII military-inspired structure. Use: Ideal for military reenactments, collectors, theater, and film. Sizes: Available in all...

There are scratches and dirt.   

Shows minor wear and staining, most notably on the left shoulder. No major issues apart from that. Tag is gone but stamp states size 15 ½ x 34.   

Second Hand condition, all of our listed items MAY have signs of use, wear, pilling, snags, etc. Please message me with any questions.   

SWISS MILITARY original Folding Candle Lantern with original swiss army canvas bag. The lantern is in good used condition, shows normal usage (see images), good piece (see images). You get exactly the ones shown on the picture.   

   These aren't just any old work pants - they've got military bones. Standard-issue khakis, probably saw duty first and a whole different kind of service after. That's how it went back then: when your time in the service was done, those uniforms came home with you, ready to be worn thin fixing cars, building barns, or running machinery. These ones carry that whole story - government-issued durability worn down by decades of real work. All earned the hard way. They're still standing, though, and that's the thing - good canvas doesn't quit easy. They've done their time in the shop. ...