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 NCO Uniform Set - 77th Infantry Division - Named & Documented. This outstanding and fully badged WWII U. Army uniform belonged to Staff Sergeant Calvin H. Miller, a combat engineer who served from 1941 to 1945 and took part in multiple campaigns across the Pacific Theater. The Class A wool service jacket features the patch of the 77th Infantry Division, also known as the "Statue of Liberty Division, " and the engineer branch insignia, service stripes, overseas bars, and a ribbon bar rack with multiple campaign stars. Of special note is the distinctive pin on the overseas cap ...

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.   

Ptp 20 inches, back length 23 inches.   

This product is a pair of authentic WW2 US Army military ski mountain pants trousers from 1942. These original items are a rare collectible piece of militaria, showcasing the authentic design and craftsmanship of the era. Made in the United States during World War II, these trousers provide a unique glimpse into the history and style of the US Army during this significant period in time. Ideal for collectors or history enthusiasts, these ski mountain pants are a valuable piece of military memorabilia from the United States. 2 very small marks on back please see pics.   

Nice nice material, excellent condition, ptp 21 inches, back length 22 inches.   

   This listing is for a rare, original World War II U. Army Air Forces officer uniform grouping, all belonging to the same individual, Morton Meyers Jr. This is a complete, historically consistent bundle that has remained together and shows clear evidence of genuine WWII service and continued postwar use. WWII Wool Officer Service Coat: Tagged 38R. WWII Khaki / Summer Officer Service Coat: Custom tailored, fits similar to 38R. What is included in this grouping. Army Air Forces officer wool service coat. Army Quartermaster Corps contract label. Dated February 28, 1944 (wartime ...

This is an original historical artifact from the Second World War era, and therefore shows natural wear and tear resulting from age and regular use during the period. What you see in the pictures is actual item you will get. (obviously except the mannequin and accessories for display). If you are a collector of military items or a WWII history enthusiast, it's worth checking out my other listings for original military pieces and period antiques! Mistakes very rarely occur - however if one does please rest assured that it will be corrected.   

   Original WWII US Army officer's service jacket, size 38R, featuring the 4th Army shoulder sleeve insignia, captain's bars on the epaulets, U. And branch lapel pins, and a mounted ribbon bar reflecting wartime decorations. The jacket also displays overseas service bars on the lower sleeve, indicating time served outside the continental U. Named inside, this piece offers both authenticity and a personal historical link, making it an excellent addition for collectors seeking a well-preserved and complete officer's Class A uniform. This is an original historical artifact from the Second...

This uniform has been named and researched to James Deane Harris. James fought in WWII in the pacific theater and served in china at the end of the war. He also had an "EAME" ribbon with 4 bronze battle stars that were most likely taken off by the previous owner. The photo of the paper has all of the fine details of Mr Harris that I could find. The jacket is in terrific shape, only 2 moth holes on the entire piece that are super small, (shown in photos) Whatever profit I make from this sale will go into other researchable uniforms that I can hopefully return to the familys. The only reason ...