British Commonwealth Snake Buckle Belt: Could be English, Canadian, Australian or ? Classic Victorian era waist belt with snake buckle closure.
Stamped "A 16" on the back with a couple of names. Has the sewn in loops for shoulder straps. Good condition with no major problems that a 100 year old belt wouldn't have.
WW1 OFFICER'S CAVARLY BOOTS, WITH THE SPURS: Spurs are the model 1911 complete with the leathers. Boots have a lot of surface loss to the leather but they display nicely.
$65.00 without spurs, $80.00 with the spurs.
U.S. ARMY COAT, RECRUITER: This is a nice, private purchase coat with Tech Sgt. Chevrons and a Recruiter patch. I see no name on it. There is evidence of ribbon bars and lapel insignia etc. but that is all gone. I see no major damage. Buy the entire coat for the value of the patches.
U.S. NAVY JROTC UNIFORM SHIRT: United States Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps shirt complete with shoulder rope and all the insignia trimmings and patch. I don't think it has ever been washed and it has light soiling, mostly on the right sleeve.
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KOREAN WAR AIR FORCE "IKE" JACKET: Very nice condition USAF blue jacket cut like the Army's Ike jackets. This one is dated 1949 and worn by Korean War veteran by the name of DICKERSON. No problems seen with this nice jacket. The tie is included.
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3rd INFANTRY DIVISION, ARMORED, ARMY UNIFORM COAT WITH GERMAN ARMED FORCES SHOOTING AWARD: This coat is decked out with all the hardware. Highlight is the German Shooting Award, (Silver) on the right breast. I have put a lot of text on the photos describing what the items are. The cord on the left shoulder and the DI's are unknown to me. I see no damage other than some soiling on the right breast pocket as shown.
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CHIEF, MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS, AIR FORCE. COAT, MAN'S, UTILITY. AIR FORCE CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN: Nice coat in a wearable size 42R. Laundered but pressed, clean and nice. Looks to have been made in 2007. From the vet who wore it. Chief, Medical Service patch over left chest pocket. Lots of pockets. All buttons are present and I see no major wear, soiling or damage.
INDIAN WAR, SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR UNIFORM: Very nice, complete uniform for 1890's soldier. Consists of a very rare enlisted man's VEST; 1890 dated COAT; tailor made PANTS and m1895 HAT. All correct and in great condition.. The pants appear to be tailor made. The pant legs have the white infantry branch stripe down the sides. The coat is marked "Jeffersonville Qtr. Master, 1890" and has Corporal infantry branch chevrons on the sleeves. If you have an interest in this item, contact me and I can do more photos and supply more information as needed. Thanks.
U.S. NAVY OFFICER'S "BRIDGE" COAT: Quality, heavyweight coat designed to keep the officer warm while pulling bridge duty. It is wool and is of the same material as the enlisted Pea-coat (P-Coat) with probably twice the amount of material and it is heavy. It is in need of some restoration. It has lint and fuzz on it which should brush off. The silk or slick lining on the inside has a seam separated about 6" long. At the split tail in the back is a tear in the lining and also the wool. Both of these tears mentioned are repairable by sewing and are not visible, as is, when viewed from the outside, only when looking at the inside. At the back split tail there were originally 3 buttons to close the split if desired and they are missing. There is a belt across the back that needs one of the buttons sewn back on ( I have the button). And, the double breasted front has one button that needs to be sewn back on (I have that button also). I tried to photo all these items for you to view. I did not see any mothing or holes. On each sleeve is a braided cuff band indicating officer. A chain hanger at the top inside collar for hanging the coat. By the label inside it looks to be tailor-made and I am sure the original cost was several hundred dollars.
460th SPACE WING, SENIOR MEDICAL SERVICE COAT: U.S. Air Force Coat, Hot Weather, Woodland Camo, Combat. Patched, Senior Medical Service; Air Force Space Command; 460th Space Wing with Air Force and name tapes.Excellent condition with no problems. Rip-stop material. Size Medium-Regular. Nice.
COAT, CAMO PATTERN, COMBAT, TYPE 1:
Excellent condition, no problems. All buttons present. Size SMALL-LONG. Looks to have a 1999 date.
Patched with T/SGT stripes; enlisted Senior Medical Service tab with US Air Force and DINKINS tapes. Nice coat.
WW2 TAN COAST GUARD UNIFORM SET:
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COAT: Pretty nice one, one small hole. More info on photos..
PANTS: Has some stains and holes. More info on the photos.
CAP: Leather sweat band is damaged. More info on the photos.
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WW2 OFFICER'S COAT, KHAKI TROPICAL: Made by "Palm Beach". Lightweight "Tropical". All buttons present. Looks good from a few feet away but has numerous, scattered small separations. Please see the photos. Priced at the value of the buttons, the coat is free!
U.S. ARMY, MID-1950's COAT AND PANTS: Patched with Spec 4 rank patches and a 68th Armor patch. The coat is 1956 pattern, size 43S. The pants are 1954 pattern and made in 1955, size 38W X 32L. All buttons are present and I can find no problems with either piece. They are wrinkled from storage. They are clean; still a dry cleaning tag in the pants. Laundry ink stamp in the pants is for "TOWNSEND".
Item # usmc tie clasp $1.00
U.S. MARINE CORPS TIE CLASP:
New in the original packaging.
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KOREA VET IKE JACKET, 24th DIVISION PATCHED: This is a pretty nice Ike from the estate of a Korean vet by the name of SEAY. It has a great looking 24th ID patch that I believe is theater made. The only tag in it is the SMALL size tag. I believe it is an issue coat that SEAY had tailored to fit better. All buttons and snaps present. I found a few small holes as shown.
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SUSPENDERS, FLYING, TYPE 1: Used with pilot's flight trousers. Looks to be un-used. No contract stamp visible. Elasticity remains.
WW2, U.S. NAVY OFFICER'S WORK COAT: Made of cotton, khaki color. Identified on a tag inside. Owner was a Lt. J.W. Vernon who served on the USS ARIDED (AK-73) from 1943 to 1946. Private purchase and bought in 1942. It is stained all over showing it was actually used for which it was designed. The buttons and shoulder boards were removed the last time it was laundered and only one button is present. The other two front buttons and the four pocket buttons are missing.. I see no holes or tears, just stains.
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WW2 NAMED MIDSHIPMAN COAT: ID'd to a US NAVY Officer who served in WW2 and the Korean War. He was in the US Naval Academy when this coat was purchased. It has a retailers label in the inside pocket with the Officer's name and the date of 7/9/43. First Class Midshipman stripes on the sleeves. All buttons. The only damage found was insect hole on inside at the bottom. Not visible when worn or buttoned. It would benefit from cleaning.
WW2-KOREA NAMED US NAVY OFFICER'S COAT: ID'd to a US Navy Officer who served in WW2 and the Korean War. The retailer's label in the inside pocket is dated 11/4/44 and has the Vet's name on it. (James Curtis Landes Jr.). Lieutenant gold braids and a bullion star on each sleeve. I found no problems with the coat. All buttons present.
U.S. NAVY WOMAN'S BLUE UTILITY WORK UNIFORM SET: Includes the shirt and the slacks. The shirt has no problems. Buttons display the navy anchor. Operation Specialist PO 3 patch on sleeve. All tags present including size. The pants are new, never worn and have all tags. Zipper fly with snap at the waist. The slacks are ID'd to "BARGE". Excellent set.
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MODEL 1904 GARRISON BELT: Made by Jefferson Quarter Master Depot in 1940. This is near the end of the Leather Garrison Belt use and not an easy piece to find. It has a 4 digit number written on it which is probably the soldier's ID. It has been trimmed at the tongue and has had extra holes added. It is still a long length of 41". (See photos).
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BUTTON POLISHING GUARD: Made by N.S. MEYER. Patina, tarnished as brass does. Moves freely as it should.
WW2 NAMED ENSIGN COAT: ID'd to a US NAVY Officer who served in WW2 and the Korean War. It has a retailers label in the inside pocket with the Officer's name and the date of 7/9/43. Ensign stripes on the sleeves. All buttons present.. It has an old dry cleaning tag and it is clean and I noted no problems with the coat.
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U.S. NAVY BIBBED DECK PANTS: Cold weather wear for sailors. These are near new with maybe a light stain and a faded color spot on one leg. Lined with a warm material. Size is MEDIUM. Nice condition.
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DESERT STORM ARMY FIELD COAT: Fully patched with four patches. One small hole seen. Zipper works but, the tongue is missing. Size is SMALL/SHORT. Nice coat priced at the value of the patches.
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COAT, COLD WEATHER, FIELD, CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN, U.S. AIR FORCE: Nice coat, only problem noted was a small area of white spots on the right cuff.. Dated 1985. Size, SMALL/SHORT. Named to "MORRIS".
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WW2, TROUSERS, FLYING, INNER TYPE E-1A: U.S. Army Air Air Force logo on the front. Contract tag inside. Size 36. 100% wool. Padded knees and seat. Knit cuffs have several small holes. Another 1/8" hole back of right leg..
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USMC GARMENT BAG: Appears to be new and unused. EGA logo. Named to G.J. Green. Made of vinyl or plastic type material? Creases from being folded.
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WW2 LEGGINGS, FIELD WORN: In poor condition and shows lots of hard use. They may not be a matched pair. More info on the photos.
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UNDERSHIRTS (T-SHIRTS), US ARMY BROWN, Three T-shirts in package.. New old stock and unopened. Large sizes of 42-44. Made in 1988.
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DRAWERS (UNDERWEAR), US ARMY BROWN, PACKAGE OF THREE: Drawers, Men's Boxer Style. New old stock in unopened package. Made in 1983. Three drawers in the package. Size is 36.
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DRAWERS (UNDERWEAR), US ARMY WHITE, THREE PAIR: These have been worn, I washed them and they are clean but, there are still some light stains, mostly at the waist band. No tags in them but, probably a size 36.
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UNDERSHIRT, MENS, WINTER, LIGHTWEIGHT: Made during Vietnam War period and dated 1967. Size is MEDIUM. It has been washed and is clean with no damage. However, there are stains on the lower right sleeve and at both cuffs which did not wash out.
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UNDERSHIRT, MENS, WINTER, LIGHTWEIGHT: Made in 1973, Size is MEDIUM. It has been washed and is clean. I see no problems with it.
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TROUSERS, UTILITY, DURABLE PRESS: Nice pair of pants. No problems noted. I could find no contract tag for dating or for size but, I tried measuring them and get about a 30 X 34 ??.
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US ARMY UTILITY SHIRT: No tags in it. When I measure it I get about a 15 X 32? It is fully patched. I recognize the 1st Cav patch but, do not know what the right sleeve patch is. There are a couple flaws, see the photos for more info.
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US NAVY FIRST CLASS PHAMACIST MATE: Believed to be WW2 by the construction of the jumper. The jumper has a bad tear and lots of stains, including some staining into the rating patch. The jumper has the sailors name in it so I elected not to separate the patch from the jumper. Pharmacists Mates and Hospital Corpsman Mates served as medics for the Mairine Corps.
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SWEDISH AIR FORCE UNIFORM COAT: Fully patched, complete, no problems noted.
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