Original Wwii Army

Army Navy E for Excellence Production banner. Very good condition for its age. Made of silk-type material with a velvet-like blue in the center. No rips, spots or stains. 39 inches wide, 24 inches long, with 3-inch gold fringe.  

For sale is an authentic World War II Imperial Japanese Army camouflage net. This rare three-color camouflage net was used by the Japanese Army to blend into natural surroundings. Unlike other nations, Japan did not develop extensive camouflage patterns, so soldiers relied on nets like this one, adorned with leaves and branches. The net shows signs of use and age, including minor scratches, scuffs, and stains, but it remains in generally good condition. Please note that the uniform in the last image is for reference only and is not included with the net. This piece of history is perfect ...

   The Type B-13 Flight Jacket, standardized in March of 1944, was in large part inspired by British-made officer's jackets, to which were added two inset breast pockets with apparent flap. As its designation indicates, this jacket was designed for flying. The large shoulder straps, slash pockets, and various flaps for concealing the buttons, were intended to help with the wearing of a parachute harness. Manufactured until 1945, it was soon replaced by the universal issue Wool, Field Jacket, M-1944 ("Ike" jacket) for walking out. The example featured here was manufactured by Ben ...

Vintage Original World War 2 WWII Japan Military Army Soldier's backpack-g0410-2. These are stored for a long time, there is some damage on the surface. All items are shown in the first picture. Nothing except those in the first photo comes with the product. Titles and Specific are given with reference to the book and other materials. The age of the item is only our opinion. We do not provide "period guarantees" as there are a variety of period opinions. International Buyers - Please Note. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts" - US and International ...

WWII US Army World War Dogtags with Pics pins etc....   

I don't know for sure what the patches mean. The only information I have is that it came from a house in Southern California and the same it belonged was associated with the Philippines.