Original Wwii Army

Excellent shape, I haven't seen a cleaner more intact one than this. The Vintage 1940's WWII US Army Military Pile Field Parka Liner Jacket in size medium is a rare and authentic piece of militaria from the United States during World War II. This original jacket, made in the United States, represents a significant period in American history and is a sought-after collectible for enthusiasts interested in military history. The design and construction of this jacket reflect the rugged and practical nature of military gear during that time, making it a unique and valuable piece of memorabilia from...

7/10 condition has flaws pictured. Best fits a Men's Medium.   

The outside there are zero defects. There is some defect on the inside liner. It is on the bottom front and sleeve possibly stain, dirt? Super heavy and extremely warm! It's my opinion that it's an oversized small.   

This vintage 1940's US Army military pile field parka liner jacket is a rare find for collectors of militaria. Made in the United States during World War II (1939-45), this original piece of uniform is in excellent condition and perfect for display or adding to a collection. The jacket is a size medium and features a pile lining and a hood with fur trim. The theme of this item is perfect for history buffs who enjoy collecting unique wartime artifacts.   

One stain on the back of one arm otherwise is crisp mint condition, tag size Regular, chest pit to pit 23 inches.   

ORIGINAL WWII US ARMY M1943 WINTER PILE HAT CAP.   

VTG WWII US Army Military Pile Field Parka Liner Jacket Sz M. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO ASK. EUC ZIPPER IS ON BACKWARDS. SEE PHOTOS FOR FULL DETAILS.   

   Army Overcoat Hooded Parka & Brown Pile Liner Size 40 OD. Excellent pile liner WWII Brown type. The buckle for the belt has a raised bar and is made of an iron alloy. If you look at the war production of helmet parts, these were produced from July 1943 to May 1944. The fabric is in very good condition with no holes. OD color is very good with no yellowed sun marks. The front lower snaps could be used to gather hem around the legs. The snaps on the hood could be used to reduce it is size. This pattern was developed in 1943. The metal hardware and the type would make it I believe ...