Original Wwii Army

Army officer uniform grouping consisting of a dark olive wool officer service coat and khaki long-sleeve shirt. Both pieces retain original Army Service Forces (ASF) shoulder sleeve insignia. The officer coat retains its matching cloth belt, U. Army eagle buttons and period lining. The original Better Class Tailoring label inside the coat is dated 12/43 (December 1943). The khaki shirt has period ownership markings that appear to read "ELFERT, " along with additional faded handwritten/ink markings. Research indicates a strong possible attribution to WWII U. Vintage WWII-era condition with ...

   Army officer uniform set featuring a WWII service coat with an interior label marked David E Morrow and dated December 16, 1942. This five-piece set includes the jacket, olive drab wool shirt, khaki tie, trousers, and officer visor cap with eagle insignia shown together in the photograph. The jacket features a classic four-pocket design, officer cuff braid, silver first lieutenant bars, U. And crossed-rifle collar insignia, green leadership loops, a 2nd Infantry Division Indianhead shoulder patch, a Combat Infantryman Badge, a blue framed unit citation ribbon, and three service ...

   Army officer's dress uniform set dating to the World War II era. This complete group includes the wool service coat, matching trousers, officer's visor cap, OD wool shirt and khaki tie. The service coat is configured for an. Collar disks, Ordnance Corps branch insignia, Major oak leaf rank insignia, three overseas service bars, a Persian Gulf Command shoulder sleeve insignia, and a School patch. The visor cap retains its original identification label bearing the name. A, 42nd Engineers, Fort Lewis, Washington. While the service coat retains its original tailor's name ...

WWII US Army ADSEC ETO Officers Uniform Jacket w/ Belt & OISE Tab Named.   

WWII Japanese Imperial Army Gas Mask with Canvas Bag and Named Owner Tag Japan. Antique WWII-era Imperial Japanese Army gas mask, rubber face piece with filter canister marked with a 1940 (Showa 15) date stamp. Comes with the matching khaki canvas carry bag, with a named owner's cloth tag sewn on. Used, antique condition consistent with age. The eyepiece lenses show cracking, please review all photos carefully as they are part of the description. We can send your items all over the world on your order! Items must be in original condition and packaging. International Buyers - Please Note. ...

   Original WWII US Army Air Forces (USAAF) enlisted "Ike" jacket - a NAMED, PHOTO-MATCHED grouping. The lining is period ink-marked "HYBLE H534, " and the lot includes the soldier's original studio portrait photograph plus a wartime snapshot of four AAF servicemen, letting you put a face to the name. US Army Air Forces "Hap Arnold" winged-star shoulder patch. Prop-and-wings (Air Corps) and "US" collar discs. Honorable Service "Ruptured Duck" lapel emblem. Ribbon bar: European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign (with campaign star), American Campaign, and WWII Victory - indicating ...

   Army Air Forces Ike Jacket - Named to Technical Sergeant Milton Bacon Rice (Bronze Star Recipient). Offered here is an original World War II U. Army Air Forces "Ike" service jacket identified to Technical Sergeant Milton Bacon Rice, a combat veteran who served in the European Theater during WWII. Research indicates that Milton Bacon Rice enlisted in the U. Army in 1943 at approximately 18 years old. After training at Camp Shelby, Mississippi, he deployed to Europe in October 1944. He served with the 94th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron during the Allied advance across France and ...

The jacket is dated 1941 and is a size 37XL, the pants have a 34" waist and a 35" inseam. The jacket retains none of it's buttons, and has a small stain on the lapel, it is also missing one of the waist belt hooks. The button up has some mothing and a period repair on the back of the left shoulder. The collar discs are screwback.   

   Offered is a complete vintage U. Army enlisted uniform set consisting of. Service coat (4-pocket, brass buttons). The uniform displays original insignia and period construction consistent with WWII-era U. The coat interior is marked with the name "Roy Nixon" along with service information (see photo). Researching the named soldier may enhance provenance. Even though it's faded, can clearly see. That construction and tag style are WWII era Quartermaster Corps, not modern repro. The 6th Infantry Division was. Served primarily in the Pacific Theater. Fought in New Guinea and Luzon ...

   A friend was cleaning out a house and came across these items. I did add some personal items with this private's name on, but I did destroy other personal papers to include his shot records. This Uniform jacket and cap are a classic U. Army M-1944/M-1950 Wool Field Jacket, universally known as the "Ike" Jacket. The "Ike" Design: Commissioned by General Dwight D. Eisenhower during World War II, this waist-length cropped wool jacket was favored by troops for its sharp look and comfort compared to longer service coats. Left Shoulder: Displays the First Army patch (featuring the black ...