This is a WWII US Army Air Forces Type A-11A Flying Trousers Flight Pants Sz 34 with alpaca fur lining and leather Suspenders. Has stains on the front right leg. No rips or tears. The waist is 34″ and the inseam is 30″.

This is a nice lot of ORIGINAL WW2 Patches. Condition is seen in the pictures. What you see in the pictures is exactly what you will receive. Quarter (if in the pictures) is not included, is only in the pictures for size reference.

Scordo US Army Air Force WWII Alpaca Fur Lined Type A-11A Intermediate Flying Green Trousers. They have “AGS134″ on the back of the leg. Men’s Tag Size 30. Actual measurements: 31″ waist, 31″ inseam. These are extremely durable, heavyweight pants. Back when things were made of quality. These definitely have signs of use / wear. […]

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This authentic piece represents a specific era in military history and aviation technology, making it a valuable addition to any collection related to World War II. The leather material and classic design of the jacket would have provided comfort and functionality for the soldiers who served in the US Army Air Forces during that time. […]

7 pages of secret U. Army Air Forces letter dated September 13, 1944, concerning the installation and maintenance priorities of AN/APS-15 radar equipment for B-29 heavy bomber groups in the X and XIV Air Forces. Great for any WW2 collectors these are all original papers.

Authentic vintage WWII era US Army Air Forces wool overcoat in excellent vintage condition. Beautiful heavy wool construction with original brass buttons, belt detail, and Air Forces shoulder patch. Features double-breasted front closure and sergeant rank insignia on both sleeves. Excellent vintage condition with light signs of age and wear consistent with WWII era garments. […]

Check out this parka. Clean issue more likely set in surplus because it has no printed patches and basic. It does look used with a few little distressed markings and touchups. May even be good to take it to the cleaners before you wear it, but it is in great condition. Best recommendation is that […]

There is some wear from use, age & storage. It is marked a size medium. I believe it is from 1944. There are Western Electric receivers in the ears. I have no idea if they work. Please see all photos for condition and feel free to ask any questions.