Original Wwii Army

   Up for sale is an exceptional, completely untouched World War II US Army M1939 Enlisted Man's 4-Pocket Service Coat with incredible combat history stitched right into the wool. This uniform belonged to an Infantry Sergeant who served on the front lines with the famous 45th Infantry Division ("Thunderbird") through some of the most brutal campaigns of the European Theater before being reassigned to a training cadre post-war. This piece is a phenomenal, untouched historical artifact that features a crisp, clear laundry mark, making it a prime candidate for genealogical and military ...

Original WWII 19th Airborne jacket. Please see photos for more details. It has a glider wing attached. This is exactly how I acquired it.   

WWII named Ike jacket to a 3rd Infantry Division Staff Sergeant with combat leader stripes Jacket has some mothing and part of one leader tab is loose. I will not respond to questions about measurements. 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. It will be left, but please be patient. Do not message me seeking feedback.   

   Original WWII US Army M-1944 "Ike" Jacket - Size 34L - 106th Infantry Division. Authentic World War II U. Tagged size 34L with all period insignia intact. 106th Infantry Division "Golden Lion" patch on right shoulder - German-made bullion style with beaded edge. First Army "A" patch on left shoulder. Private First Class (PFC) chevrons on both sleeves. Three overseas service bars on left cuff = 18+ months overseas service. Service stripe on left sleeve. Both waist adjustment buckles intact and functional. Pit to pit: 18" flat = 36" chest. Shoulder seam to seam: 18. Best for ...

  

Up for sale is an Original Scarce WWII British Made US Army 1st Infantry Division Big Red One Patch. The patch is in used condition. Please see pics for condition of the patch. Please see my other auctions for other cool items as well. If you have any questions please let me know and I will try and answer them as soon as possible.   

   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...

Army enlisted wool field jacket dated June 12, 1944. Manufactured by Sunshine Clothing Mfg. Under Quartermaster contract and issued through the Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot. This jacket retains period-correct WWII insignia, including U. And Infantry crossed rifles collar discs, a Combat Infantryman Badge (CIB), and a WWII-era 3rd Infantry Division shoulder patch. Ribbon bars are present as found. The jacket is in very good vintage condition with honest wear consistent with age and service. Wool remains strong with no major moth damage observed. Minor interior staining is present ...

   WWII US Army M-1944 "Ike" field jacket, dated December 16, 1944 and manufactured by Fulton Novelty Co. Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot, size 38S. This authentic wool OD jacket features a 3rd Infantry Division shoulder patch and infantry configuration with crossed rifles collar discs, Combat Infantryman Badge, and marksmanship badge with "Rifle" bar. The jacket is adorned with a ribbon bar and overseas service stripes, indicating active wartime service. It also includes a Distinctive Unit Insignia (DUI) of the 30th Infantry Regiment, a unit historically associated with the 3rd Infantry ...

   Army NCO Uniform Set - 77th Infantry Division - Named & Documented. This outstanding and fully badged WWII U. Army uniform belonged to Staff Sergeant Calvin H. Miller, a combat engineer who served from 1941 to 1945 and took part in multiple campaigns across the Pacific Theater. The Class A wool service jacket features the patch of the 77th Infantry Division, also known as the "Statue of Liberty Division, " and the engineer branch insignia, service stripes, overseas bars, and a ribbon bar rack with multiple campaign stars. Of special note is the distinctive pin on the overseas cap ...