U.S. Military Uniforms

This is a named uniform lot from WWII General James Francis Collins.

This lot includes the 1960 dated green tunic and trousers, complete with silver bullion rank, ribbons to the Distinguished Service Medal and badges.

This is a photograph of General Collins as a Major General.

Here are several images of points of interest in this lot shown below:

• Tunic detail
• Tunic QM label, showing identification

The condition of all is near excellent, excepting some minor signs of routine wear.

The original ribbons and badges are included, as shown.

This is a private purchased unnamed Air service uniform .

The condition of all is excellent+.

Major General Albert W. Kenner, MC Officer Tunic Miniature Medals 2-Star and 48-Star US Flag Lot

This is a named uniform lot from WWII Major General Albert W. Kenner, Medical Corps, US Army.

This lot includes the 1941 dated olive green tunic complete with four separate silver stars rank insignia, sewn-on ribbons to the Distinguished Service Cross Medal and SHAEF (Black) patch. This is a marked Size 44 with tailor maker mark label and union label dated 10/4/41, 2 months before Pearl Harbor. This is an official US Army photograph  taken of MG Kenner receiving his second DSM from General George Marshall, wearing this exact uniform tunic (and fringed US flag, described below).

There is a large fringed US 48 star flag and a 2 star general officer flag and a 6 by 9-1/2 inch wool staff car pennant.

MG Kenner was one of the most highly decorated general officers of WWII, with the DSC receiving during WWI, two DSM, three Silver Stars, the Legion of Merit, and Purple Heart as well as numerous campaign and foreign decorations. A complete set of his MINIATURE medals is included and shown at the left.

Here are several images of points of interest in this lot shown below:

• Tunic rear
• Tunic ribbons, Medical Corps branch insignia and stars
• Tunic SHAEF patch and stars
• Tunic lining (size) detail
• Tunic tailor label
• Tunic QM label, showing identification
• Overseas WWI and WWII service bars
• Miniature ribbon bars (rear view)
• Military Issue US Fringed Standard (Front -- Rear -- Label)
• US Flag cord and tassels
• Name tag and WWII Dogtag (Front -- Rear)
• Back of 2-Star General Officer flag
• Back of 2-Star General Officer pennant

The condition of all is near excellent, excepting some minor signs of routine wear.

The original ribbons and badges are included, as shown.

This is a very scarce World War II General Officer's Heavy Gold Bullion with Purple Medical Branch Silk Stripes Adjustable Belt with Spoon and Wreath Gilded Brass Multi-piece Buckle

This belt includes the two-piece spoon with the eagle emblem separately applied. The wreath is also two-piece and separately applied.

This is a close-up of the face of the buckle and another of the back side, showing the riveted construction.

This is a view from the back showing the adjustment snaps and keepers. There is a stamped size "36" on the black leather lining. There are no other markings apparent.

The condition of all is near excellent, excepting some minor signs of routine wear and slight tarnish from age.

This is a very scarce World War II General Officer's Heavy Tan Leather Adjustable Belt with Spoon and Wreath Gilded Brass Multi-piece Buckle

This belt includes the two-piece spoon with the eagle emblem separately applied. The wreath is also two-piece and separately applied.

This is a close-up of the face of the buckle and another of the back side, showing the riveted construction.

This is a view from the back showing the adjustment snaps and keepers. This is the stamped size "31" marking. There are no other markings apparent.

The condition of all is near excellent, excepting some minor signs of routine wear.

This is a very scarce World War I General Officer's Heavy Gold Bullion Hat Cord for the Campaign Hat

This is a heavy metallic gold wire braided cord with gold acorns and slider tensioner.

This is a view of the back side, showing the construction.

There are no markings apparent.

The condition of all is near mint.

82nd Airborne Paratrooper Combat Uniform

This is a WWII 82nd Airborne Division 1942 Dated Tech Sergeant Soot Camouflage Paratrooper Uniform Lot

This lot includes the 12/30/42 dated green jumper coat with belt and jumper trousers, complete with suspenders. Here are several images of points of interest in this lot shown below:

• Tunic inside detail
• Tunic back
• Tunic 82nd Airborne Division patch with arch
• Trousers inside waist detail
• Trousers back

The condition of all is near excellent, excepting some minor signs of routine wear.

82nd Airborne Paratrooper Combat Camouflage Jump Tunic

This is a WWII 82nd Airborne Division 1942 Pattern Camouflage Paratrooper Uniform Tunic

This is a camouflage green on green jumper coat without belt. Here are several images of points of interest in this lot shown below:

• Collar detail
• Tunic back
• Pocket and snap detail

The condition of the tunic is near excellent, excepting some minor signs of routine wear, and one tear with a neat field repair, as shown. The printing on the original QM tag is very faded away, with virtually no traces of the original printing.

There are no patches or insignia on this tunic.

A paratrooper helmet and liner are available separately, located on the headgear page.

OSS Det 101 Officer Tunic

This is a  WWII US ARMY named uniform lot from OSS Det 101 Chinese Liaison Officer LTC Rose featuring a theater made leather LEDO Road Patch, Bullion CBI Patch and pair of Nationalist China rank insignia on a Class A dress chocolate brown tunic

This is a close-up view of the Ledo Road patch, Chinese and US rank insignia. This shows the silver bullion, silk and blue velvet CBI patch and other insignia.

Here is the 1942 dated and identified issue tag.

The condition of all is near very good, excepting some minor signs of routine wear and long storage.  The silver insignia shows tarnish from age.

Medical Corps Officer's Chocolate Uniform Tunic

This is a  WWII US ARMY issue named Medical Corps Officer Class A dress chocolate brown 100% wool tunic

This is a close-up view of the tag naming the officer and having the Size 40 Long indicated.

It measures 19-1/2 inches across the shoulders, 19-1/2 inches across the chest under the arms, and the sleeve has a 18 inch inseam. This tunic has a metal plain face button in place of the usually encountered plastic button.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

US Air Corps Chocolate Officer's Uniform Tunic

This is a  WWII US ARMY Air Forces issue named Officer Class A dress chocolate brown 100% wool tunic

This is a close-up view of the tailor tag. There are other tags (not shown) inside the inside pocket naming the officer and having the Size 40 Short indicated.

It measures 19-1/2 inches across the shoulders, 19-1/2 inches across the chest under the arms, and the sleeve has a 18 inch inseam. There is an issue USAAF embroidered patch on the left sleeve.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.

WWII SHAEF Corporal Ike Jacket Tunic

This is a  WWII US ARMY issue "Ike" jacket uniform tunic with corporal rank chevrons and blue background 7 color silk floss embroidered issue SHAEF patch.

The uniform is a marked size 38S

It measures 17-1/2 inches across the shoulders, 22-1/2 inches across the chest under the arms, and the sleeve has a 17-1/2 inch inseam.

The condition is near excellent.

WWII Tenth Air Force China, Burma India Summer Issue Long Sleeve Shirt.

This is a WWII Tenth Air Force China, Burma India Summer Issue Long Sleeve Shirt.

The uniform is a marked size 14-1/2 x 33. The shirt has a theater made Sergeant (E4) Chevron and four cotton Overseas Bars on the lower left sleeve. 

 The condition is near mint.

WWII Patch Pocket Pants

This is a pair of WWII Patch Pocket Pants.

These pants have a snap-waist button with three metal fly buttons.  The buttons on the patch pocket with flap are the thirteenth star type.  Waist size of 32, with a pant inseam of 30.

 The condition is used with some tears and wear.

WWII US Tech Rep with Large Bouillon Shoulder Pads and Small Lapel Patches

This is a WWII US Tech Rep with Large Bouillon Shoulder Pads and Small Lapel Patches.

The uniform is a marked size 37R. This an unusual Tech Rep Uniform with Bouillon Patches as stated, plus rank and branch insignia and a three row theater made ribbon bar.  It has 4 Bouillon Overseas bars on the left sleeve.  Here is a view of the back.

 The condition is near mint.

Vietnam Special Forces Unissued Camouflage Two-Patch Pocket, with Hidden Buttons Tunic with Pants  All are Unissued

This is a Vietnam Special Forces Unissued Camouflage Two-Patch Pocket Combat Jacket with hidden buttons.  Consists of the Tunic with the Pants -- all are unissued.  It was bought back by a member of Air America

The rare camouflage pattern is shown close-up here.

The uniform is size is not marked.  It appears to be a size small.  Chest measurement is 19 inches, pants inseam is 29 inches, and waist measures 36 inches.

The condition is unissued.

Vietnam Special Forces Gold Camouflage Two-Pocket Combat  Jacket

This is a Vietnam Special Forces Gold Camouflage Two-Pocket Combat  Jacket.

The rare camouflage pattern is shown close-up here.

The uniform appears to be a size is marked US-M and would be a size 36.    Here is a view of the back.

The condition is near excellent.

Vietnam Special Forces Gold Camouflage Two-Pocket Combat  Jacket Worn by me at Nha Trang 1962

This is a Vietnam Special Forces Gold Camouflage Two-Pocket Combat  Jacket Worn by me at Nha Trang 1962.

The rare camouflage pattern is shown close-up here.

The uniform appears to be a size 44 and marked XL. My US Air Force name tag is sewn over the right pocket. 

The condition is near excellent, with slight fading.

Coast Artillery PFC Ike Jacket Tunic

This is a post WWII US ARMY issue "Ike" jacket uniform tunic with PFC rank chevrons and red and yellow color silk floss embroidered issue Antiaircraft Artillery patch.

The uniform is a marked size 36L. The 1946 pattern 1950 manufacture dated issue tag is shown here. The one piece die-struck branch collar disks are included.

It measures 17-1/2 inches across the shoulders, 19 inches across the chest under the arms, and the sleeve has a 20-1/2 inch inseam.

The condition is near excellent.

We also have one of these in a 38L, identical except for size and cuff treatment (the 38L has the plain sleeves). It is priced the same.

WWI Officer's Mustard Tunic

This is a  WWII US ARMY named uniform mustard tan wool officer's tunic with 1 year gold bullion combat service hash mark chevrons.

This is a view of the back. This shows the interior of the tunic.  It is completely lined, including the sleeves. This shows the tailor label, identified as John Petro, Geneva N.Y.

Here is the September 22, 1917 dated and identified issue maker marked and identified to "2ohn Omalley" tag.

It measures 18 inches across the shoulders, 19-1/2 inches across the chest under the arms, and the sleeve has a 19 inch inseam.  It's about a 39 Long.

The condition of all is near very good, excepting some minor signs of routine wear and long storage.

This is a named uniform, photo, and document lot from a Spanish American War era Sergeant of Squadron A, New York National Guard Cavalry.

This lot includes the 1898 design tunic, busby hat, cartridge belt, gold bullion aiguillette and sword cord,  several period books, and an identified photograph of the trooper.

He is identified as Sergeant Henry Youngs Smith (listed as Henry Y. T. Smith of Troop 1 1893-1899) in the CoA 1889-1939 Unit History (which is not a part of this lot, however it is available separately for $129.99)

A photograph of H. Y. T. Young wearing lance corporal's rank and an older uniform is shown here. He is identified on the back of the photo.

There are a number of images of points of interest in this lot shown below:

• Tunic front

• Tunic rear

• Tunic sleeves

• Tunic inside, showing damage

• Trouser detail

• Trouser tag

• Busby hat top

• Busby hat interior

• Busby hat can

• Cartridge belt

• Aiguillettes and sword cord

• Period softcover books

• Uniform modification artwork

The condition of all is near excellent, excepting some minor damage to the interior quilting and some stains inside the tunic, shown above, tarnish to the gold bullion, wear to the paint on the Busby can, and signs of occasional and routine wear.

USMC 4 Star General Summer Dress Blue/White Uniform

This is a General Officer's Dress Blue/White uniform blouse and trousers.

The blouse is actually black, and has Quantico uniform issue maker tags on the inside lining under the pocket.  The trousers are not maker marked.  This uniform was at one time (prior to 1998) only authorized for wear at the Marine Barracks at 8th and I in Washington, DC.  Since 1998, it has been accepted as the officer's summer dress blue uniform, and by others authorized by command.

The uniform has two four star V-21-N maker marked insignia and a very high quality Joint Chiefs of Staff badge on the pocket.  The badge is bright plated and not the more commonly encountered matte finish version. There are unmarked collar EGA devices present and a Quantico USMC maker marked 16 inch starched collar present, as shown here. The original maker tag is shown here.  The back of the blouse is shown here.  It measures 19 inches under the arms across the chest.

The condition is generally near excellent, showing some very minor wear.

USMC 1 Star Brigadier General Distinguished Marksman Winter Tunic

World War II and Korea Veteran Distinguished Marksman General S. R. Shaw, USMC Winter Greens Uniform (Blouse and Trousers) and Photograph Lot

This is an outstanding historic USMC general officer lot. Please  photographs of the general in this uniform here.

The highlight of this lot is General Shaw's original Marine Corps Distinguished Marksman 14K badge shown with his decorations here. The original maker tag is shown here.  His name tag is shown here.

The condition is generally near excellent, showing some very minor wear. All items shown and described here are a part of this lot.

WWI USMC Fifth Marines Uniform Blouse and Trousers

This is a World War One USMC FIFTH Regiment Corporal Tunic with Pants, Both Correct Collar Disks, and TWO bullion overseas service stripes and French Fourragere Complete

The patch appears to be a 5th Marine Brigade design, this NCO was apparently transferred from the 4th Marine Brigade as cadre for the incoming 5th Brigade near the end of WWI. This is a view of the back of the blouse.  This is the inside, showing the interior pockets.

There are several names stamped and marked in the trousers, as shown.

The condition is near good with some splitting on a couple of seams, and mothing on the blouse and trousers. The Fourragere is in rough shape, with general wear, as shown

WWI USMC United States Marine Blouse

This is a World War One USMC United States Marine Blouse. 

The blouse is  theater made with a multipiece patch made of red velvet with a white cotton star and a multi-piece Indian.

The inside lining has a very fancy lining with no tailor maker's name noted.

The condition is mint. 

USMC Formal Mess Dress Blue Officer Uniform

This is a USMC Colonel Formal Mess Dress Uniform LOT Blouse (Tunic), Trousers (Pants), Bullion Wire Rank Insignia, Trim and Cuff Detail.

The blouse has a 17 inch collar.  It measures 19 inches across the shoulders, 20 inches underarm seam to seam, 26 inch sleeve (point of shoulder to cuff). 

This is a close-up view of the heavy bullion rank insignia and collar insert, and crimson lining. This is a view of the cuff detail showing the heavy gold bullion wire oak leaves and acorns.

Trousers measure 32 waist and 31-1/2 inch inseam.  This is the other side of the trousers.

This is a serviceable uniform. The gilding needs to be refreshed to be ready to wear.

The condition is near excellent as shown

USMC Formal Mess Dress Blue Officer Uniform

This is a USMC Lieutenant Colonel Formal Mess Dress Uniform LOT Blouse (Tunic) with Starched Collar Insert, Trousers (Pants), Cummerbund, Bullion Wire Rank Insignia, Silver and Gold EGA Devices, and Braces (Suspenders)

The blouse has a 14-1/2 inch collar insert. Actual measurement is nearly 15 inches.  It measures 17 inches across the shoulders, 17 inches underarm seam to seam, 23-1/2 inch sleeve (point of shoulder to cuff). 

This is a close-up view of the heavy bullion rank insignia and collar insert, and crimson lining. This is a view of the cuff detail showing the heavy gold bullion wire oak leaves and acorns.

Trousers measure 32 waist and 29 inch inseam.  This is the other side of the trousers showing the back of the cummerbund and label.

This is a serviceable uniform. With routine preparation, it is ready to wear.

The condition is near MINT as shown

USMC WWII Dress Blue Uniform

Panama-Grenada Invasion Era Marine Corps USMC Dress Blue Uniform Blouse and Trousers Lot

This is an outstanding historic uniform in immaculate condition.

Uniform details are shown below:

• Close-up of trousers label.
• A close-up of the label on the blouse.

The condition is generally near excellent, showing some very minor wear.  This uniform is ready to wear.

The high dome buttons are WATERBURY BUTTON COMPANY maker marked. They are sewn on. The blouse and trousers have the 1985 dated contract number issue labels and tags present.

The tunic is tailored size 37-38 measuring 17 inches across the top of the shoulder, 18-1/2 inches across the chest under the arms, and 19 inches underseam of the arm.  There are E-5 rank insignia (sergeant) and 8 years worth of service stripes. The trousers are a size 32R, tailored to with a 31 inch inseam with a 30 inch waist.  The stripes are exactly 1 inch wide.

This uniform precisely fits an in shape Marine, 6 to 6-1 tall, weighing 150-155 pounds.

This is a very nice latter 20th century era uniform in outstanding serviceable condition.  With EGAs and the correct belts, this uniform would pass inspection today and be totally acceptable for the Marine Corps Birthday Ball.

Belts are not included, just the blouse and trousers.

We usually have some accessories (white gloves, belts, buckles, EGA, ribbons and badges, etc., on hand.  Inquire.)

World War II 1942 Dated Marine Corps 1st MarDiv Guadalcanal Invasion USMC Theater Made Short Blouse

This is an outstanding historic uniform in immaculate condition.

Uniform details are shown below:

• Close-up of pocket button detail. Note placket.
• The waist and front button detail.
• Close-up he Maker Mark Size Stamp of the blouse
• A close-up of the patch marking on the blouse.
• A view of the inside of the patch
• A view of the embroidered EGA on the collar
• A close-up of the back of the EGA on the collar

The condition is generally near excellent, showing some very minor wear. 

The blouse is dated 1942 and marked Made In Australia.  It is identified to the original owner, D. S. Wright, Jr.  The buttons are not maker marked.  There are metal buttons on the inside under the placket and under the pocket flaps.  Exposed buttons are khaki tan plastic (two on each sleeve, two at the waist).  The waist is adjustable by two sizing buckles at the sides.

Because people ask, the tunic is a size 36 Regular, as indicated on the tag.

The collars have embroidered EGA emblems.

The patch is bordered in red, denoting this Marine was in the initial invasion landing onto Guadalcanal.

This is a very scarce early WWII theater made uniform in a very unusual style.

World War II Marine Corps HBT 3-Pocket Utility Jacket

This is a nice example of the combat uniform tunic in serviceable used condition, showing some minor fading from multiple washings and field use. 

The jacket is identified to the original owner with "198 Mike" on the inside back.  The buttons are US MARINE CORPS marked.  All the buttons are present, four on the front and two on each cuff.

The tunic is a size 42 Regular.

The breast pocket has a stenciled USMC and EGA emblem.

World War II Marine Corps HBT 3-Pocket Utility Jacket

This is a nice example of the combat uniform tunic in serviceable used condition.  It is nearly mint condition, with strong HBT pattern and rich color remaining.

The jacket is identified to the original owner with his full name inked on the breast pocket.  The buttons are US MARINE CORPS marked.  All the buttons are present, four on the front and two on each cuff.

The tunic is a size 40 Regular.

The breast pocket has a stenciled USMC EGA emblem.

World War II Marine Corps HBT 2-Pocket Utility Jacket

This is a nice example of the combat uniform tunic in serviceable used condition.  It is near excellent condition.

The jacket has had the breast pocket neatly removed, not uncommon in the field.  The buttons are US MARINE CORPS marked.  All the buttons are present, four on the front and two on each cuff.

The tunic is a hard to find marked size 44.

A World War II USN Navy Aviator Identified Blue Uniform Blouse and Trousers.

This is a 1944 Dated WWII uniform, still very serviceable. It is  Size 38. It has custom embroidered monogram "RW" over the inside pocket and the ABBOTT Military tailor maker tag.

The trousers have a matching tag identifying the same aviator as the blouse tag.

The aviator is Richard W. Wright. He is listed as USN Aviator number 7381, a USNR AVCAD (Aviation Cadet), with a graduation date of 1 April 1941.

This is a very wearable and serviceable uniform with a nicely rendered gold bullion wing.

The back is shown here. The coat is in excellent condition and supple throughout.

This is the gold plated brass tab portion that fits to the leather retainer on the officer's dress belt. This is a view of the other side.

The condition is near mint.

An original USNA Naval Academy Heavy Gilded Brass Dress Belt Buckle Set

This is a very heavy robustly made buckle featuring acorns, oak leaves and the coat of arms of the USNA.  This view shows the buckle body detached from the buckle tab. This buckle is for the 1-1/2 inch wide black leather belt. It measures 3-3/4 inches assembled and 1-7/8 inches wide.

The back is shown here. The buckle is in excellent condition throughout.

A World War II USN Navy Aviator Carrier Based Squadron Leather Flight Jacket.

This is a very supple leather jacket, still very serviceable, with the exception of some tearing in the lining. It is about a size 36. The zipper was replaced at one time with an industrial quality YKK coated zipper with heavy steel pulls.

The jacket belonged to the Commander of Carrier Group 3. The patch is comprised of the squadron insignia of VF-31, VF-32, VF-32, VF-33, VF-34 and VA-35.

This insignia is very heavy silk floss embroidered and is identified with an arch below naming the group. It has the original contractor maker marked contract tag in under the leather hanger.

The collar retains much of the original fleece, and it is stenciled USN on the back, as shown. The cuff and waist wool is in generally good to very good condition.

This jacket is wearable, as is.

The condition of the jacket is very good to near excellent, except as noted above and as shown.

A Post-World War II USN Navy Aviator G-1 Leather Flight Jacket.

This is a very supple leather jacket, still very serviceable, with the exception of some tearing in the cuff wool. It is a marked Size 42.

It has the original 1976 dated maker marked contract tag in under the leather hanger.

The placket is perforated "USN", as shown. The zipper is a very heavy TALON brand.  The cuff and waist wool is in generally fair to good condition, with some tattering as shown.

This jacket is wearable, as is. The back is shown here.

The condition of the jacket is very good to near excellent, except as noted above and as shown.

This is a US Navy SEAL "Gold" pattern Vietnam War camouflage combat operations jacket

The rare camouflage pattern is shown in close-up here.

It has absolutely no markings or tags, completely sterile throughout.  This is a view of the back.

It measures a size 46 (23 inches across the chest.  The sleeve inseam measures 18 inches.

The condition is very good to near excellent, with some slight fading from exposure to weather and washing and a few very minor holes at the left hip near the pocket along the seam.

This is a US Navy SEAL Experimental Vietnam War clandestine combat operations LBE vest jacket

All of the pockets and pouches are quickly detachable as shown in the view of the sides at the left.  A close-up of the inverted entrenching tool pouch is shown here. There are also pouches for canteen, grenades of various types or other mission critical necessities.  There are the usual straps for tying down other equipment, as needed.  Note the silent opening British style closures on the pouches.  The snaps are VERY quiet.  There is stiff ballistic nylon (or early Kevlar perhaps) reinforcement/light armor in various places.

It has absolutely no markings or tags, completely sterile throughout. The only markings are on the CONMAR large brass zipper and some of the snaps.

The condition is near mint throughout.

This is a very rare item from the estate of Ormer Locklear, the acknowledge "father" of the daredevil wingwalker stunt men of the early 20th century.

This is a very high quality fleece lined mid-thigh flight coat featuring period artwork of Ormer Locklear atop of the upper wing of a Curtiss JN-4 biplane.

He served two years in the US Army Air Service Signal Corps during WWI, and became a professional stunt pilot and barnstormer after he was discharged in 1919.  He was very highly paid and perfected a number of very complex stunts in and on top of his aircraft, including transferring from one plane to another in flight.  You can read some of his history here.  He was killed in an aerial stunt (piloting) while filming a movie at night.  He was apparently blinded by the strong lights and crashed in 1920.

This is a close-up of the artwork. The coat measures 20 across the chest (about a size 40), 18 inches across the shoulders and 18 inches on the inseam of the arm.

The condition is near excellent, excepting some routine wear on the leather and some slight crazing of the paint from age.

This is a very scarce item of apparel, worn when he was making public appearances on the ground.  His in-flight jacket was much closer fitting.

You will be pleased to add this to your early aviation memorabilia and militaria collection.

This is a very rare 3rd Aero Squadron complete uniform lot.

It includes the enlisted man's tunic, with 3rd Aero Squadron patch, overseas patch and red chevron, as shown in close-up  here. The Browning King, & Co maker stamp, with a close-up of the enlisted collar disk and embroidered label are shown here

Detail close-ups of the breeches, puttees, belt, and hat.

This lot also has the rarely encountered heavy wool overcoat, also bearing the 3rd Aero Squadron patch, oversea stripe, and red chevron, identical to the tunic.

The condition is near excellent on most pieces shown.

This is a very scarce uniform with two superlative patches and an interesting variant of the enlisted aviation collar disk.

You will be pleased to add this to your early aviation memorabilia and militaria collection.

This is identified as a Browning King & Company tailor made Air Service Signal Corps overseas cap.

It has a theater-made US over wing prop variant of the branch insignia. It measures 1 inch across and it is made in two pieces with the silver (probably coin silver) letters U.S (one period in the center) separately applied to the bronze wings.

Here is a view of the inside.

It is about a size 7-1/8. It matches the uniform shown above and was one of the spare pieces.

The condition is near excellent.

This is a US Army 5th Air Force Leather A2 Flight Jacket

This particular jacket belonged to a B-17 officer assigned to the 63rd Bomb Squadron, 43rd Bomb Group, 5th Air Force prior to December 1943, when the squadron insignia (literally a "Flying Fortress") was changed to reflect the transition to B-24 bombers and their new name "Sea Hawks".  This is a pre-Sea Hawk era jacket. The squadron logo of neither the old or new designs is shown in Mauer's book, however, both are shown at the 43rd BG website, with plenty of documentation here.

The US Army contract tag is shown in close-up here. It is marked as a size 36. The chest measures 19 inches across and the sleeve is 18 inches to the end of the wool cuff.  The shoulders measure 18 inches across. It has a functional TALON zipper.

The squadron patch is theater made and silk floss in red, blue and yellow with black numbers and detail threads on wool felt.  The 5th Air Force patch is an Australian-made felt patch. There is no artwork on the back.

It has a sewn silver on leather air crew wing. There are leather lieutenant bars sewn on the shoulders. There is no name or other identifying markings other than the contract tag and a "A-N" stamp on the lining.

The condition is generally good to very good. There is some moderate wear to the leather present. The waistband may have been replaced at one time, long ago, the color doesn't match the cuffs.

This is a US Army Air Force Leather A2 China Burma India Theater Pilot's Flight Jacket

The US Army contract tag is not present. It is approximately a size 36. The chest measures 19 inches across and the sleeve is 18 inches to the end of the wool cuff.  The shoulders measure 18 inches across.

The CORWIN zipper is functional. This is a close-up of the large leather CBI ordnance "bursting bomb" patch. There is a silver bullion and silk floss on wool CBI theater made patch on the sleeve.  There are 9 silver bombs painted on the front.  The pilot's name was LT COWAN, stenciled under the clutch back metal pilot's wing.

IThe condition is generally good. There is significant wear to the leather present. The cuffs appear to have been replaced at one time, long ago.

This is a US Army Air Force Leather A2 Flight Jacket

The US Army contract tag is shown in close-up here. It is marked as a size 42. The chest measures 21 inches across and the sleeve is 20 inches to the end of the wool cuff.  The shoulders measure 19 inches across.

The CROWN zipper is damaged as shown here. This is a close-up of the ROBIN HOOD B-24 Liberator bomber artwork. There are needle hole traces of where a squadron patch once was mounted.  The patch is long-gone.

It is named to 2LT Ted W. O. Heidel who was a pilot in the American Theater flying anti-submarine warfare patrols at the time he wore this jacket.

The condition is generally very good. There is some wear to the leather present. The cuffs were replaced at one time, long ago.

This is a US Army Air Force Leather A2 B-17 Bomber Pilot Flight Jacket

The maker tag is shown in close-up here. It is marked Aero Leather Clothing Company, Beacon, NY. The chest measures 20 inches across and the sleeve is 19 inches to the end of the wool cuff.  The shoulders measure 19 inches across.

The condition is generally very good. There is some wear to the leather present and some cracking of the leather above the artwork.

This is a US Army Air Force Leather Fleece Flight Jacket

The 1943 dated contract tag is shown in close-up here. The back of the coat is shown here

It has a Size 36 marked tag.

The condition is very good to near excellent.  There is some wear to the leather present.

This is a US Army Air Force Type A-9A issued matched pair of trigger finger glove mittens for machine gunners.

The USAAF logo is printed in silver on each glove, one a bit more worn than the other, the clear one shown in close-up here. The back side of the gloves shows some scarring to the leather from when they came in contact with an overheated gun.

It has Size MEDIUM marked 1944 contract date tag.

The condition is used, still very good.

This is a US Army Air Force Leather Fleece Flight Boots

The boots are shown from the right here, and from the left here

It has Size SMALL marked Bristolite contract tags in each boot. They are also stamped on the outside with silver inspector seals.

The condition is near excellent.  There is some minor wear to the soles present and a small tear in the leather apparent in the images.

This is a US Army Air Force Heated Flight Shoe Inserts

The electrical connection for one of the boots and the USAAF logo are shown in close-up here.

It has Size M marked 1945 contract date tag.

The condition is excellent to near mint.

This is a WWII US Army Air Force Type C-1 Emergency Sustenance Survival Vest

The vest is shown from the back here, and the contract label and Aircraft Appliance Corporation inspection stamps and interior printed AAF patch is shown in close-up here.

There is an integrated holster for a revolver or 1911 style automatic pistol, and pockets for personal items, fire starter, whistle, razor, small knife, matches, fishing kit, sewing kit, insect repellent, sharpening stone and large knife, rations, signal flares, first aid kit, ammunition, gloves, goggles, etc.

This vest is completely empty of contents.

The condition is totally serviceable and excellent to near mint throughout.

This is a WWII US Army Air Force Pinks Trousers

The waist with regulation issue label is shown in close-up here.

The mottling (light spots) in the images are from sunlight on the trousers when they were photographed. These pants are nearly perfect throughout.

The condition is totally serviceable and near excellent condition throughout.

This is a Korean War Era US Air Force Summer Tropical Tan Wool Officer Colonel Tunic

The tunic silver bullion US and Colonel rank insignia is shown in close-up here, and the 1954 dated identification label and tailor's label and silver bullion WWI and WWII service bars shown in close-up here.

This officer served over a year in the AEF in France and more than 3 years in the combat zone during WWII,

It measures 19 inches across the shoulders, 22-1/2 across the chest and has 17-1/2 inch underarm to cuff sleeves.

The condition is totally serviceable and very good to excellent throughout.

US Vietnam War Era Santiago Blue Cotton Uniform Skirt

This is a size 14R button down skirt in light blue cotton medium weight fabric.

This is a single layer unlined uniform skirt.  The front is shown here.  It has a single patch pocket.  It has 9 buttons down one side and completely unbuttons waist to hem.

It measures 26 inches at the waist and has a drop of 26 inches.  The hem is 64 inches in circumference.

The original FSN/size tag is shown here.

The condition is generally near excellent, showing some very minor wear.

US World War II Era Pale Blue Cotton Nurse Uniform Smock Dress

This is an approximate size 20 six button bodice nurse's field smock in light blue cotton/linen medium weight fabric.

This is also colloquially known as a "pinny" (pinafore).

This is a single layer unlined uniform over-dress smock.  The back is shown here.  It has no pockets.  It has 6 (functional) buttons down the bodice and completely unbuttons to the waist.

It measures 30 inches at the waist and has a drop of 28 inches.  The hem is 72 inches in circumference. It measures 18 inches across the top of the shoulders.  The upper part of the smock above and including the waist is double-stitched throughout.

The condition is generally near very good, showing some very minor wear and stains from long use.

This is a US Navy BuAero Leather Fleece Model M380B Flight Boots

The boots are shown from the right here, and from the left here

It has Size Medium marked on the Converse maker marked pre-WWII contract tag.  This is a view of the soles.

The condition is good to very good.  There is some moderate overall wear to the leather present.

This is a US Navy BuAero Leather Fleece Model M380B Flight Boots

The boots are shown from the right, and from the left and from the back.

It has Size Medium marked on the Hood maker marked pre-WWII contract tag.  This is a view of the toes, showing some melting of the rubber.

The condition is good to very good.  There is some minor to moderate overall wear to the leather present, and some noticeable deformation of the soles.

This is a US Navy SEAL "Bata Boots" Grey Canvas Swim Shoes.

The shoes are shown from the soles. These are a 8 hole lace design.

They are an approximate Size 8-1/2 Medium.  This is a view of the Maker Marks,  The 1990 contract tag is on the original package.

The condition is mint and unissued.  There is no wear to the soles, canvas or laces.

This is a difficult to find piece of SEAL uniform equipment in this condition.

This is a US Marine Corps White Leather Low Quarter Dress Blues Mess Shoes

The shoes are shown from the right, and from the left. These are ten 10 hole lace design.

It has Size 11-1/2 E marked on the inside.  This is a view of the USMC Serial Number and Bates Maker Marks,  The serial number is 17-77

The condition is near excellent.  There is some minor wear to the leather present, and very little wear of the Weron soles.

This is a US Marine Corps White Leather Low Quarter Dress Blues Mess Shoes

The shoes are shown from the soles. These are a 6 hole lace design.

They are an approximate Size 10 E.  This is a view of the USMC Serial Number and Bates Maker Marks,  The serial number is 816

The condition is near excellent.  There is some minor wear to the leather present, and some wear of the leather soles.

This is a pair of US Army WAC High Quarter Boots

The Goodyear "Wingfoot" soles are mint (absolutely no wear). These are a 18 hole lace design.

They are a marked Size 7-1/2 4A (AAAA).  This is a view of the Juvenile Shoe Co, Maker Marks,

The condition is near mint and unissued.  There is some minor wear to the leather present, and they need only a light dye touchup and polish to be virtually immaculate.

This is a pair of WWI US Army Full Lace Up Officer Brown Elk Hide Boots

The stacked leather soles and heals show some moderate wear. These are a 48 hole lace design. This is a view of the other side of the boots.

They are not size marked.  The sole is 12 inches toe to heel.  This is a view of the Witchell & Sheill Co, Detroit Witch Elk maker mark and FVFES label. The inside is lined with elk.

The condition is gently used, with some minor wear to the leather present and some minor mildew spotting. They need only a light dye touchup and polish to be completely serviceable.

This is a pair of WWI US Army High Quarter Lace Up Officer Brown Boots with Attached Buckle Integral Puttees.

The stacked leather soles and rubber heals show some very minor wear. These are a 14 hole lace design. This is a view of the other side of the boots.

They are 6-1/2 size marked on the soles.

The condition is excellent, showing signs of very occasional wear.  The leather is completely supple and totally serviceable.

This is a pair of WWI US Army High Quarter Lace Up Officer Brown Boots with Attached Buckle Integral Puttees.

The stacked leather soles and rubber heals show some moderate wear. These are a 14 hole lace design. This is a view of the other side and the vamps (instep) of the boots.

They are 11 size marked on the soles.

The condition is fair to good, showing signs of cracking, crazing and some breaks in the leather from long wear and dry storage.  The leather is not completely serviceable, however, with dye and polish, they would be adequate for a static display.

This is a pair of WWI US Army High Quarter Laced Vamp Officer Brown Boots with solid top.

The stacked leather soles and rubber heals show some moderate wear. These are a 12 hole vamp lace with 12 hole calf lace design. This is a view of the other side and the vamps (instep) of the boots.

They have 11 inch long soles and are not size marked.

The condition is good to very good, showing some signs of cracking, crazing of the leather from long wear and dry storage.  The leather appears to be serviceable, however, they do need some leather rejuvenation attention, dye and polish.

This is a pair of WWI US Army Full Lace Up Knee High Officer Brown Boots.

The stacked leather soles show some moderate wear. One of the leather heels has been replaced with a rubber heel.  There are several machine stitched repairs to the leather. These are a 36 hole lace design, with speed lace hooks (10 on each boot on the outside top edges only). This is a view of the other side of the boots.

They are apparently not size marked, measuring 11-1/2 heel to toe at the sole.

The condition is near good, showing signs of long time wear.  The leather has some cracks and minor crazing. Dyed and polished, they should be more than adequate for a static display.

This is a pair of WWII US Army Knee High Officer Brown Riding Boots.

The stacked leather and Goodyear rubber soles show some moderate wear.  There are no laces. This is a view of the other side of the boots.

They are apparently not size marked, measuring 12-1/4 heel to toe at the sole. These boots were made in England and sold by Jordan Marsh Company in Boston, Massachusetts (printed as Jordan March Coy, in the English style).

The condition is generally very good, showing signs of routine wear.  The leather has some stitching needing attention at the top of the leather lining, not apparent in normal wear. Dyed and polished, they should be completely serviceable.

This is a pair of WWII US Army Knee High Officer Black English Riding Boots.

The stacked leather and Goodyear rubber soles show some moderate wear.  There are no laces. This is a view of the other side of the boots.

They are apparently not size marked, measuring 11-3/4 heel to toe at the sole. These boots are maker marked as Made in England and sold by Jordan Marsh Company in Boston, Massachusetts (printed as Jordan March Coy, in the English style).

The condition is generally very good, showing signs of routine wear.  The leather has some stitching needing attention at the top of the leather lining, not apparent in normal wear. Dyed and polished, they should be completely serviceable.

This is a pair of WWII US Army 1SSF High Quarter Fur Lined Top Ski Boots.

The stacked leather soles with heels cut to accommodate cable style ski bindings show some minor wear. The heels have small hobnails for better ski control.  These boots are an 18 hole design with brown wool internal collars to keep snow out of the boots. This is a view of the other side of the boots. This is a view from the top showing the fur and the squared toes.

They are apparently not size marked, measuring 10 inches heel to toe at the sole. These boots are maker marked on the tongues.

The condition is generally very good to near excellent, showing very few signs of wear. They are completely serviceable.

This is a pair of WWII CBI Leather mid-calf boots.

The stacked leather soles with heels have steel heel plates and  show some minor to moderate wear. The boots are lined, the lining is detaching at the top stitching which should be easily repairable. This is a view of the other side of the boots from the top.

They are apparently not size marked, measuring 11 inches heel to toe at the sole. These boots are not maker marked, however, the sides have the imprints of when they had CBI bullion patches that were removed long ago.

The condition is generally very good, showing moderate signs of wear. They can be serviceable with a little attention.