Original Wwii Army

WWII German chevron stripe tress material. It shows aging and has not been stored well. The material is slightly wavy, and a few short strips of original silvering remain. Having said all that, it is in decent condition and would look great sewn onto a chevron. It could be used to fix original damaged chevrons or make amazing new chevrons from original period material. Check out my other WW2 items.   

Good but used vintage condition. It has some moth holes in the sleeves, and a hole in the lower back. Please look through photos to get a good idea of over all condition. There is no size label, but it fits in the range of a size medium. Armpit to Armpit: 21.5.   

   Very nice World War II US officers Olive Drab service coat and khaki shirt that belonged to a pilot in the 8th Army Air Force. There is the laundry number "L-3872", which is stamped in the armpit, below the collar, and inside the khaki shirt. There is also a paper tag pinned to the inside of the coat bearing the last name "Lefoldt". The coat is a very well made example, with lower ticket pockets, and overall superior craftsmanship. The shoulders are adorned with British-Made 1st Lieutenant bars, as well as a British-made "stubby wing" 8th Air Force shoulder sleeve insignia - which is ...

They were bunched up in a backpack for many years.   

Listing: Vintage 1940s WW2 US 8th Army X Corps Uniform Ike Jacket Blouse Green Small. Please see the photos in the listing. If you require additional measurements or information about this item, feel free to send a message.   

A WWII era US Army Enlisted Men's Winter Service Uniform top. The coat has been dated to to October 12, 1940, and has a printed size of 34R, making it a size small. The coat was pinned on the interior. The coat is not named, but has several patches and ribbons. Patches include an Anti-Aircraft Command unit patch, a Technician 5th Class patch, a set of five overseas service bars with an additional three-year service stripe and an Honorable Discharge Emblem. Three ribbons are also attached, including the Good Conduct Medal, the Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal with three service stars and the ...

This is an authentic WWII Army Uniform Jacket dated 1941. The size 36 regular jacket is an original and genuine item that was made in the United States during the World War II era. It features the 6th Army and USARPAC (United States Armyl Pacific) patches for a corporal technician and is a perfect addition to any militaria collection. The jacket is in great shape and has been well-preserved over the years. It is a unique piece of history that showcases the bravery and sacrifice of American soldiers during the war.   

   Please communicate your issue with us before opening a case or starting a return. We'll deal with your matter on a priority basis. So remember to communicate your problem with us. Regency Tailcoat & UNIFORM VARIETY. All type of Military Uniform For Costume. Hoice: wool, Leather, Velvet, Cotton, Denim, Blend, Polyester. All item is Available tailor-made to your measurements, if you require the bespoke service then choose the tailor-made option. Vest and Breaches are not included in price but available in separate price. Accessories is not included in price. Due to ...

Jacket and pants have small scattered moth holes. Field Jacket is listed in separate post. Pants have belt still on them. Museum quality with very intricate well preserved bullion work. Uncommon direct embroidery, very rare. Multi pins medals for rifle, carbine, pistol.   

   Original US Army Lieutenant General. Dress green uniform jacket named to Lt. General Walter Woolwine, West Point class of 1941. He was a Company Commander in the 84th Infantry Division during World War II, and at the end of the war became Chief of the Procurement Division in the European Theater Headquarters. In 1965 he went to Thailand as Commanding Officer of the 9th Logistical Command. Initially assigned as Commanding General of the 1st Logistical Command - the largest single unit in Vietnam - he was later designated Assistant Deputy Commanding General, United States Army, ...