Original Wwii Army

Flaws being various small holes, staining on the bottom of the jacket and pants, and general wear throughout. Fits small due to age. Length down back: 27.75in. Shoulder to shoulder: 16.5in. Shoulder to end of sleeve: 23.5in.   

   Army service coat from a Pacific Theater veteran of the 43rd Infantry Division, complete with correctly applied 6th Army shoulder patch, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign ribbon with two battle stars, Good Conduct Medal ribbon, American Defense ribbon and an embroidered Honorable Discharge Ruptured Duck. The uniform features period-correct PFC rank insignia, six overseas service bars, service stripe, wool serge construction and wartime clutchback collar discs. This is an original historical artifact from the Second World War era, and therefore shows natural wear and tear resulting from...

The piece is vintage and therefore may show signs of age, wear, or patina. At that time, an unpaid item case will automatically be opened.   

Original 1940s US Army WWII Wool Overcoat, lined with eagle buttons and rank patches, Size 42R. Heavy Melton Wool Overcoat with brass eagle buttons, rank patches, back belt with brass eagle buttons, shoulder epaulettes. Estate Vintage Item in Very good Condition. Clean and ready to wear. Measurements: 22" pit to pit, 19" shoulders, 25" sleeves, 47" length. Please check out our other listings for more FAB Vintage Items.   

   WWII USAAF Staff Sergeant Service Coat (Medium Regular), contract dated May 31, 1944, by Jacob M. This named uniform features Aircrew wings above a full ribbon bar with campaign stars, U. Army Air Forces shoulder patch, China-Burma-India Theater patch, and Army Service Forces "Sunflower" patch, along with Staff Sergeant chevrons, overseas service bars, and service stripe. All insignia are period-applied, and the coat retains its original golden eagle buttons and maker's tag. This is an original historical artifact from the Second World War era, and therefore shows natural wear and ...

US Ike Jacket - 8th Army Air Forces. Condition: Excellent, with no missing or broken buttons, tears/rips, mothing, or even small holes other than a single pinhead sized hole on the back of the right sleeve. This jacket is the M-1944 Ike jacket, and is dated December 1945 on the inside pocket tag. The patches indicate it would have been worn by a Technical Sergeant of the 8th Air Forces! It is marked a size 36R on the tag and t. He sleeve length is 23", the length from the bottom of the collar to the hem is 25 1/2", and the width across the back at the armpits is 17. These original WW2 ...

WW2 US Army Air Corps Air Force Uniform Patches Ribbons Coat Pants Belt 1944. Shows normal wear and blemishes from age. Please let us know if you have any further questions about this item.   

   Army Air Forces Uniform Jacket w/ Pins Patches Dog Tags Photo. Authentic World War II-era U. Army Air Forces uniform jacket featuring original insignia, pins, and dog tags. This tan Tropi-tex by The House of Worsted-Tex jacket includes period-correct details and multiple authentic components tied to Forrest R. Conover, whose name appears on the included dog tag. Army Air Forces uniform jacket (Tropi-tex by The House of Worsted-Tex). Original dog tag: Forrest R. Army Air Forces (blue with gold wings and red center star). Two Air Forces chest patches (one bullion, one ...

   Authentic World War II US Army Ike jacket dated 1944, tailored in Size 40 Regular. This NCO (Non-Commissioned Officer) uniform features dual shoulder sleeve insignia: the 32nd Infantry Division on the right and the 14th Armored Division on the left - a rare combination. Includes a sterling silver Combat Infantryman Badge (CIB), two ribbon bars, and a marksman qualification badge with two bars for Submachine Gun and B. Collar discs for US and Infantry are present, along with service stripes on the left cuff and a golden Master Sergeant chevron set on both sleeves, consistent with ...

Big collection of 30 vintage military patches. These are from a family member's. Estate who was a collector of World war II memorabilia. Most likely these patches were from World war II. It is also possible that some of the patches are from other conflicts. I do not specialize in militaria and cannot guarantee which conflict these patches came from. Please look closely at the numbered patches. They are not all sequential. In the photos of the duplicates of numbers, 1,5,3 and 7, the patch on the left is bigger. The patch on the right is a little bit smaller, a little thinner and a little ...