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This is a good example of the early war M41 field jacket. It has been period altered for the wool lining to be removed and buttoned back in when needed. The material has a nice khaki color and is overall sound except for the cuffs which were frayed, and field repaired. The color has a few very small holes. The Talon zipper is original and works fine. This jacket displays very well and is a solid example.
We had a no pay, so here it is again. This is a good example of the early war M41 field jacket. The material has a nice khaki color and is overall sound except for the cuffs which are frayed, which is very typical. The Talon zipper is original and works fine. This jacket displays very well and is a solid example. It is missing several buttons, but I will include some, so you can have your Mom sew them on.
This is a great example of the US WWII era Eisenhower jacket. It is in excellent original condition without issues, tears or moth nips. It is sized 42 regular, a size not often found in original WWII clothing
This shirt is great. It is in mint condition as you can see by the condition of the quartermaster tag in the pics. It has no rips, tears or moth spots. It is extra large 17x33 and a real nice item.
Yes, it really is a huge size 52!! This is an original excellent condition WWII US M43 combat field jacket. The condition is great and without issues. It is 100% original. I have had seen of M43 jackets and never had one this size. It is a once in a lifetime chance to buy a super rare item!!!
This is a very good example of standard issue the M43 field jacket. The body is very sound without any major or really problems. The cuffs are solid as is the neck, which is were these jackets show use first. The stripes look to a later addition, and are not exactly evenly sewn on, but are easily removed. Overall, it is a good solid WWII Combat jacket.
This is a real nice example of the womans M43 field jacket issued to the W.A.C.s, nurses, medical corps personal and other females in uniform during WWII. Bearing in mind that men outnumbered woman by 20 to 1 in the US military during the war, that might give you some idea how many of these were made to begin with. The jacket is in excellent condition plus, with great color, the only flaw I can find is that the ID and instruction label on the inside under the collar is missing. The original quartermaster tag in the right pocket is intact and readable the size is 14 regular.
This is a neat pair of womans wartime slacks. They are in excellent condition with no holes or tears, the only down side is they are a little faded. They have the original hem with an elastic band that goes under the foot on each leg. The size tag is 18R, they measure 28inch waist and 28inch length.
This is a great example of the classic GI v neck wool sweater. This one however is not an issue item but rather donated to some worthy soldier by the American Red Cross. During WWII back on the homefront thousands of woman in hundreds of Red Cross chapters all across the country did their part for the war effort by knitting scarves, mittens, caps, sweaters and many other items. Each chapter would sew on their label, such as this one donated by the St Louis Mo chapter. This sweater is in excellent condition with no tears or holes it looks like a size medium but these knits are known to stretch quite a bit
This is a great pair of US WWII trousers, which were made to be worn with the M43 combat jacket. They are mint and perfect showing only wrinkle lines but no use or age. The tag is also perfect. These are a tough to find pair, especially mint and in this large size.
This is another great pair of US WWII trousers. This pair may be used but you can't tell by looking at them. The only way they look at all used is the quartermaster tag is faded other than that they are in excellent condition full original color and hem, size 34x34
This is another great pair of US WWII trousers. This pair is used but in excellent condition with a little fraying at the bottom rear of the cuff. The original quartermaster tag is still intact but faded and barely readable but if you look at it in the right light you can still read the size 36x33.
This is a great coat. An original WWII heavy wool overcoat size 44 regular. This very hard to find size overcoat is in excellent overall condition with a couple of very minor moth spots you'll really have to look for them, but I think its better that I mention them.
This is great for reenacting or your display. It is good and solid without issues. It has some light staining @ the bottom, but is good and clean and has a nice tag.
This is the hard to find early style for ski or snow shoe troops, but also used as general winter issue later in the war. The body is in excellent condition, with only the fur around the hood and cuffs showing some age. It has a nice original tag, and is a good solid example.
This is a nice original WWII example. It still is a good green color, and has nice 13 star buttons. The original tag is there, but washed out. The tag size is a 36, but is actually more like a 38. Overall, it is a good solid example.
This is a nice original example which is from an antique picker in SE Michigan. It is all original and as the way it was worn by the GI. It is overall excellent showing only very light use and age. There are only several very tiny moth nips. The jacket is a size 39 and the trousers are a size 32X31.
This is a super Ike jacket. It is an issue New Zealand battle Dress jacket issued to U.S .troops. The patches are US made, and consist of a nice 43rd div and a Pacific Command patch. The jacket has NZ markings and date stamps. The size is a 38. It shows a tiny bit of moth tracking, but no damage. This is out of the woodwork in Western Michigan. I have seen this combination before with the 43rd div on a NZ tunic.
This is a great WWII blouse. It was found at a small gunshow in the Detroit area last summer. This unique Eisenhower type jacket was professionally tailored down from a G.I. four pocket blouse, most likely modified in the theater with English type buttons on the back waist. On the jacket are a theatre made bullion China, Burma, India and a wool felt army air forces patch, sterling silver air crew wings, AAF collar brass and four WWII ribbons. Of course there is no quarter master tag due to its location being in the right lower pocket that has been removed.
This is a great pair of original U.S. WWII gloves. They are mint the leather is soft and pliable the wool is clean and without tears or holes. The original quartermaster and size tag is intact. This pair of gloves would be a nice addition to any collection.
This is a good looking pair of earlier type GI combat boots made to be worn with the leggings. They show some honest use, but are very solid and sound without problems. The only slight issue is one grommet is missing. These will look great in your Day display.
These look to be un-issued or at least very very lightly used. They are in great condition without any issues or problems. They are nicely dated 1944 on the inside, and have the original laces. These will be great for your display.
This is a good honest used pair. They show age and use, but are solid for a display, but I would not use them reenacting, as they are not solid enough for running in the woods. They will look fine on your mannequin.
These are unissued and very nice. The rubber parts are perfect. the leather shows some deterioration on the back but otherwise they are great. They will look perfect in a winter display.
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