Leather liner chinstrap. With green coated steel hardware. It has a 'straight edge' buckle with flat lever. It has not been used and does not even have a nick in the leather from the buckle! This is the early-war type of chinstrap that was commonly used on liners with steel A washers (Hawley,...
Firestone high pressure plastic liner. It features black oxidised brass A washers. It has a thin layer of OD repaint through which the white NCO bar on the back can clearly be seen. It would likely be possible to remove the layer of repaint. The liner is complete with its headband which has...
Combat boots, size 11 C. Combat boots aka 'buckle boots' were introduced in 1943. The boots are complete with their original cotton laces. The boots show considerable use and wear but are not a matched pair (priced accordingly). But it is however obvious they were worn as a pair. They are...
Photo of GI's marching through the snow into town, likely in the Ardennes. Note white helmet covers. Original Acme photo that measures about 17 x 23 centimeters. Very good condition.
Photo of GI's peeling potatos. Original Signal Corps photo that measures about 23 x 17 centimeters. Very good condition.
Photo of GI with large shell. Note helmet markings. Original Signal Corps that measures about 23 x 17 centimeters. Very good condition.
Photo of WAC's washing each others hair. Note officer's helmet used as basin. Original Acme Radiotelephoto that measures about 23 x 17 centimeters. Very good condition.
Photo of GI's aiming while wearing helmets reversed. Original photo that measures about 23 x 17 centimeters. Very good condition.
Photo of GI's carrying a wounded man. 3rd Division troops. Original Signal Corps photo that measures about 23 x 17 centimeters. Very good condition.
Service shoes of turned leather, size 8½ EE with full rubber soles and heels. These are actually combat boots of which the cuffs have been cut off because they were beyond repair. The boots however are identical at less than half the price of original boots of turned leather. The boots will...
Service coat & wool trousers. The coat is size 37R and 1941 dated. It has the 'bi-swing' back. The trousers are size 34 x 33 and 1940 dated. This is the early type without gasflap. The labels are crisp and all buttons are present. Both pieces have the initials T.A.P. They belonged to...
Collapsible bucket. Manufactured by American Canvas Mfg. Co. 1943 dated. The inside is clean. Perfect for display or use on a vehicle. Very good condition.