3 inches across in size. Hand sewn in bullion metal wire. Used, off of a uniform.
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Jun
20
2025
WW 2 US Army 12th Air Force 85th Fighter Squadron Patch Inv# K4164. All items are guaranteed to be 100% original, we do not sell reproductions. If you make multiple payments your order might be canceled. Please use image super sizer for the best view. You get the item pictured, we do not use other […]
WW2 OriginalCase, Celestial Navigation Case Trunk Oshkosh Trunks & Luggage Property, U. S Army Air Force. This just might be no one of the coolest things I have ever listed. 23 x 8 x 11 inches aprox. Rounded out with curves Original. Beautiful interior Latches work (key included) Opens and closes nicely. Outside leather straps […]
Original WWII US Army Air Force Air Navigator Wings 3 Sterling Balfour. Very nice original WWII US Army Air Force badge. Original pin-back fastener with a 90° pin. Marked STERLING and BALFOUR for L. Heavy design made in two pieces. See my other auctions with military and other items! Please feel free to ask any […]
These Original WWII US Army Type A-9 Flight Trousers are a genuine piece of military history, designed for U. Army Air Forces personnel during the Second World War. Known for their rugged design and superior craftsmanship, these trousers provided both durability and functionality for aviators in challenging conditions. This is an original historical artifact from […]
The AN-H-15 helmet was introduced as the standard summer or light weight for the Army Air Force and Navy on April 23, 1943. It served as the replacement for the Type A-9 flying helmet. It was the first flying helmet designed under the joint Army/Navy procurement program. Made of a tan khaki cotton material, this […]
This product is an original World War II US Army Air Force bomber aircrew M4A2 flak helmet in excellent condition. Made in the United States, this helmet is a piece of militaria history from the era of World War II, specifically the US Army Air Force. It represents a significant period in American military history […]
