Original Wwii Army

Original WWII US Army Air Corp Officer Ike Named Bullion 15th Div Patch. In excellent condition, theatre made 15th army air Corp patch, named pilot served in Africa and Italy. Tag size 40s, dated 1942.   

This US Army WWII uniform belonged to an E-4 specialist in the 2nd Infantry and is perfect for militaria collectors. Jacket and pants are included in this original set. Pants are 33" W x 33"Long. I have a few military uniforms listed. I will accept reasonable offers.   

Original WWII French Army Motorized Coat Jacket. Chest pit to pit 25 inches.   

This is an original US Army M43 M 1943 Military Olive Green Field Jacket from World War II (1939-45). The jacket is a great addition to any militaria collection and is a unique piece from the United States region of origin.   

Some wear, but overall very nice condition. Let us know if you have any questions.   

US Army WWII Korea Shirt 1946 Khaki Cotton Patches Ribbons 8th Army 14 1/2 X 33. Please view all the photos, I attached a picture listing all the ribbons / patches. SIZE: Men's 14 1/2 X 33. Please check the measurements to be sure... Chest (armpit to armpit across the front): approx 20.5. Length (down the center of the back): 31. Sleeves(mid-neck to shoulder to end of cuff): 34" Shoulders (seam to seam across the back): 16.5". I'm listing a bunch of clothes today........ Check'em out, there are some beauties! Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing.   

Original WWII Rare US army m41 Ski Reversible Parka Excellent Condition. Seldom seen, zippers on the snow side as well. Chest pit to pit 27 inches.   

WWII US Army Air Corp Uniform Hart Schaffner Marx Tailored Bullion Patch. Very nice shape, no name found but has serial. Nice bullion AAC patch and oversea bars, has major leaves and collar pins. Chest pit to pit 22 inches.   

US M-1940 Army WWII / pre WWII Cap Toe Cavalry boots. These are a size 8 ½. They are stiff, and definitely need some leather softeners applied to them Like Pecard. There is on strap missing, some stretching holes where the upper attaches to the lowers in the front. Great example from the long lost horse Army. These were on display at Victor's boots, a shoe store in Bryan, Texas that typically served Texas A&M when they closed, these could have been worn at the Aggie School as their Seniors supposedly could wear cavalry boots. These are perfect for a Cav display or a TA&M ...