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Wwii Us Army Named Ordnance Corps Major Uniform School & Persian Gulf Patches
The service coat is configured for an. Collar disks, Ordnance Corps branch insignia, Major oak leaf rank insignia, three overseas service bars, a Persian Gulf Command shoulder sleeve insignia, and a School patch.
The visor cap retains its original identification label bearing the name. A, 42nd Engineers, Fort Lewis, Washington. While the service coat retains its original tailor's name label from.
With a partially faded handwritten identification. The uniform displays honest service wear and age-related patina consistent with original WWII officer uniforms, making it an excellent historical display and collectible grouping. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description and accurately represent the condition and included components. This is an original historical artifact from the Second World War era, and therefore shows natural wear and tear resulting from age and regular use during the period.
What you see in the pictures is actual item you will get. (obviously except the mannequin and accessories for display). If you are a collector of military items or a WWII history enthusiast, it's worth checking out my other listings for original military pieces and period antiques! Mistakes very rarely occur - however if one does please rest assured that it will be corrected.