Combat Infantry badge, two piece. Sterling marked in a larger size. With flat face patent numbered Sterling marked clutches. Hard to variation to find. Perfect for display. Very good condition.
Combat Infantry badge, two piece. Sterling marked in a small size. With flat face patent numbered Sterling marked clutches. Hard to find variation. Perfect for display. Very good condition.
Combat Infantry badge, two piece. Sterling and Gemsco N.Y.C. marked. With flat face patent numbered Sterling marked clutches. Hard to find variation. Perfect for display. Very good condition.
Combat Infantry badge. Sterling marked. With flat face Sterling marked clutches. Perfect for display or to complete a jacket. As worn by paratroopers and Infantry. Very good condition.
This is the official book of the 2nd Battalion of the 329th Infantry Regiment. The book contains 90 pages with many photos and drawings. The book was printed in Germany (most likely in 1945) on low grade paper. Despite this the book is in remarkably good shape. It seems to have hardly been...
Combat boots, size 7½ D. Combat boots aka 'buckle boots' were introduced in 1943. These are the early types with reenforcing rivets below the eyelets and wire buckles. The maker's stamp is present but very faint. The date seems to be June 17, 1944. Complete with their original cotton laces....
Pair of combat cuffs, size 9EE. These are the early style with brass wire buckles, not strapped ones. One buckle is loose but it is still attached to the strap. Perfect for repair or parts. Very good condition.
Pair of combat cuffs, size 7½D. February 1945 dated. There is a name, ASN and laundry mark on the canvas. One buckle is missing. Perfect for repair or parts. Good condition.
Pair of combat cuffs, size 9C. April 1944 dated. No buckles present. Perfect for repair or parts. Good condition.
Combat boot buckle. Perfect for repair. Very good condition.
Spring 1943 issue. The size is about that of YANK magazine (about 26.5 x 36 centimeters). It contains 28 pages with great photos, 'interesting articles', cartoons and advertisements. This is the type of entertainment GI's loved. Magazines such as these are hard to find today as they were...
Collar disk Infantry M Company, Enlisted Men's. Early type screwback. As worn on the Class A jacket by infantry and paratroopers alike. Perfect for display or jacket set up. Very good condition.