WWII M-1943 Field Liner Jacket, Dated 1951, Size 42R / Women's. Wool / Nylon lining inside. Size: Women's 42R, Actual measurement : Shoulder 17 1/2", Pit to Pit 22", Sleeve 23 1/2", Length 27 1/4".
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Original post-WWII 1950s Major's M1 helmet set. Both the shell and liner have affixed metal insignia, not decals. The shell is a late-50s manufacture with the common dark shiny repaint.
The liner is a 1952 dated Westinghouse Micarta liner, with WWII nape strap and late-50s raw edge duck cloth sweatband. Good condition with some minor dents and paint loss. Great example of an officer's helmet used between the Korean and Vietnam wars. International buyers: Do NOT ask me to lie on custom's forms.
The WWII Army Air Corp Cold Weather Coat with Liner is an original item from the United States. It is a piece of militaria from World War II (1939-45) and was likely worn by members of the Army Air Corps during the war. The coat is designed for cold weather conditions and features a removable liner for added warmth.
For its age it is impeccable condition.
Original WWII ET62 M35 helmet with overpainted name in the skirt and faint dome stamp. The liner has the early reinforced aluminum band. This helmet was repainted during the war with a thick, gray-green finish over the original apple green. It is flaking off in spots, revealing the original factory paint.
Decent condition with some flaking paint, minor surface rust and a few small dents. Liner is dry and a few tongues are cracked.
Nothing other than the no decal M35 helmet is included with this listing. Please feel free to message for additional pictures. International buyers: Do NOT ...
World War Two United States military. Early high pressure M1 helmet liner. It comes with the original liner sweat band. The band is only in fair condition.
The leather is dried cracked and flaking. There is an unusual (but well done) war time period / field made? The webbing at rear nape has an old ugly / stitched / paint or glue covered REPAIR. The light khaki HBT cotton webbing is solid and strong. Except for the rear nape tape. It has a faint silhouette of a sergeants rank insignia on the front. Too bad it was painted white! End of war' Nuremberg guard' helmet?
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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.
Original WWII transitional Westinghouse M1 helmet liner with the folded nape webbing, with hand-painted MP and 187 marking, white band and name inside. There is an overpainted decal'P' from a previous MP marking as well. This liner was used into the Korean War given the multiple repaints and Korean War sweatband. Overall a nice example of an MP liner. Decent condition with some paint loss and corrosion on the metal rivets. International buyers: Do NOT ask me to lie on custom's forms.
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.
