WW2 1940’s US Army Air Force Officer’s Uniform Jacket Sz 36L. Good Used Condition (See Photos).

WWII US Army Air Force Hood & Moccasins. We have not tested these to see if they work. The fabric is overall a bit wrinkled and there is some discoloration. Please look over attached photos to get a better idea of the overall condition. Total Length: 26 cm. Heel Width: 8.5 cm. Widest Width at […]

This vintage bracelet from the 1940s is a genuine piece of US Army Air Forces memorabilia. Made during World War II, it is a unique and original item that will appeal to collectors of militaria and those interested in the history of the United States during this era. The bracelet features intricate details and was […]

Original vintage 1940s WWII US Army Air Forces C-1 Vest Survival hat. OD green for hiding. Yellow to be seen.. Used in conjunction with the C-1 Survival Vest. In general used condition.. Shows minor soiling mostly on yellow side.. Rare and hard to find great collector item. Shown on men’s size medium vintage mannequin head. […]

1940’s Shepherd Field US Army Air Force Felt Pennant Great Graphics Airplane. Original and rare piece of militaria.

Please check out my other listings for other cool finds! Items are not washed, may contain flaws that are not documented. I try my best to photograph all the flaws but its very possible, stains, holes, or other signs of wear are present. If you have questions, ask. The tagged size for some pieces may […]

WWII US Army Sweatpants. The drawstrings are a bit worn, and the ones inside the waist have been cut. Waist: 23 (can be tied tighter).

They feature a Type A-11 design and are lined with warm and cozy alpaca fur. These pants are a size 34 and are in excellent condition for their age, with all original details intact. No suspenders, but look to have never been worn.

These wings are marked Sterling. Shows a bit of verdigris. He earned his pilot’s wings with class 42-K at Minter Field Shafter California, November 1942. Born April 7, 1919.

The US Army Air Force “Cones of Fire” reels were produced by Sawyer’s View-Master to aid soldiers in identifying aircraft. These 4 reels feature the Kawasaki Ki 48 “Lily”, the Mitsubishi G4M “Betty” and the Mitsubishi Ki-21 “Sally” (all bombers) as well as the Kawanishi H6K “Mavis” flying boat in their original sleeves. The reels […]