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British WWII Pattern 2nd Model Dennison Para Smock
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$425.00
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 Original era manufacture. This is a well used example with brass Newey snaps, no interior label and in about a size 40. All of the buttons and snaps are present with no torn areas or holes. The pocket flaps are intact and the small flap, or tail, which buttons between the wearers legs is also present. Instead of a zipper neck closure this one has been modified and is now secured with six brass dish-shaped buttons with corresponding cloth button loops. There are some scattered stitch repairs and a small replaced section (about 4x6 inches)on the lower hem edge and overall the smock has a faded look to it. Although this pattern was introduced during WWII, they also saw service with British Para units in later years. Without a wartime dated label inside we cannot be 100% sure its WWII. Now if you are looking for something for display with a good combat look to it, well here you are.
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Japanese WWII Army Officers Wool Tunic
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$265.00
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 Original era manufacture. Light olive green wool tunic without insignia. Excellent quality construction with a very nice lining with a stitched sunray design. One small pencil point mothbite on the reverse, very clean otherwise.
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Canadian WWII RCAF Identified Four Pocket Tunic, 1941 Dated
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$165.00
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 Original era manufacture. RCAF blue wool tunic with a light blue cotton body lining and white cotton sleeve lining. Original sewn insignia throughout, no damage beyond normal age and wear. In the pocket were these two fibre identity discs to a DW Brown, RCAF. Size about a 38.
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British Pre WWI Army Service Corps Lt.Colonel Uniform Set
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$850.00
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 Original era manufacture. Wonderful quality uniform set of dark blue wool with white wool collar and cuffs, with heavy gold bullion trim. Neat old tailor's label in the collar, King's crown buttons throughout. Matching material high waisted trousers with a buttoned strap under the instep. Heavy gold wire shoulder straps with Lt.Colonel rank. Included with the set is an officers shoulder pouch with a gilded brass ASC emblem on the flap. No real issues with the set moth wise, the worst thing to report is that some of the bullion tape around the collar of the tunic needs to be tacked down again.
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Japanese WWII Army Issue, Second Pattern Tropical Tunic
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$110.00
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 Original era manufacture. Olive tan colored cotton tunic with simple, black hard rubber buttons. The two pocket buttons are interesting in that they display a commercial slogan "For Gentlemen" in tiny lettering. All of the buttons are sewn with the same thread and appear original to the tunic. The tunic is quite clean with issue stamps on the interior and button-back flaps on the side. The small cloth strap & button which kept the bayonet in place is missing. Hard to notiec really.
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British Pre WWII-Korean War Brigadier Uniform Set
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$950.00
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 Original era manufacture. Quality uniform set consisting of a scarlet colored, doeskin wool short jacket with a matching material dark blue wool vest. General officer gold & maroon sash, dark blue wool trousers with a red stripe on each leg. At the cuff are button straps which close under the instep. A Brigadier rank blue wool visor hat with red wool band and gold bullion visor trim is also included. Brigadier rank shoulder straps are on each shoulder with bullion stars and crowns. There is a label in the collar which has been restitched a bit and named to Capt.R. Curry and dated 1921. No doubt this uniform gave the Captain years of use as he advanced up the military rank ladder. The buttons are of gilded brass bearing a Kings crown and George V cypher. The hat displays a Queens crown and the cypher of Elizabeth II. There is some moth crazing to the surface of the top of the hat in addition to two small holes. Otherwise the cap is bright and clean. No moth damage to the jacket and vest, small amount of mothing to the trousers. Small size overall. This set was likely purchased by the Captain early in his career and updated rank-wise as the situation required over time. We purchased the set from a local collector who in turn purchased it at auction in the UK in the 1990's.
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Japanese WWII Army Issue Raincoat
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$85.00
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 Original era manufacture. Olive cotton raincoat with issue marks on the inside. At the time of our purchase two closure buttons were missing, we have supplied two originals from our stock, they are the correct size but are off a bit color-wise. There are a few small snags and stains to the fabric but overall the raincoat is quite sound.
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Japanese 1930's Army Aviation Captain Full Dress Uniform Set
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$1295.00
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 Original era manufacture. A very handsome, near complete set once belonging to a Captain who served in the aviation branch of the Imperial Army. The set includes a plumed officers visor hat with storage box, blue wool double breasted frock coat, gold wire shoulder knots with case, matching material trousers with light blue wool striping down each leg, red/white silk waist sash and a gold wire officers quality dress sword knot. This is presented as purchased, all of the items shown were included at that time. There is some very minor light scattered mothing to the set, no holes in the coat or trousers and some wear and fraying to the gold wire trim mostly around the collar. Overall the set is quite clean and presentable and rare being Aviation. There are loops for a Commanders Badge on the lower right chest and loops for medals on the upper left breast. The silk sash is frayed near the buckle on each side. The wool could use a brushing and pressing and once done this will be a magnificent display set.
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Japanese WWII White Cotton Socks
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$25.00
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 Original era manufacture. Removed from an original bundle, near new condition showing minor storage wear only.
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German WWII Railway Officials Tunic & Visor Hat
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$850.00
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 Original era manufacture. Dark blue wool, four pocket tunic with gilded brass pebbled buttons throughout. Original sewn 1933-1942 pattern collar insignia. No moth damage, tunic size is about a 40 regular. Dark blue wool visor cap with a black velvet band and gold/blue twisted cord chinstrap. No damage to the hat beyond light age and wear. A very clean set overall.
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German WWII Artillery NCO Waffenrock, Named, 1938
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$895.00
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 Original era manufacture. Officers quality tunic with original sewn collar tabs, cuff tabs and shoulder straps. The issue quality flatwire eagle is handstitched to the tunic. Full imitation silk lining with half belt, tailors tag in the lining pocket which has the original owners name and 1938 date. Loops for a medal bar and one badge on the left chest. Overall the tunic is quite clean with one repaired 1 inch tear on the back of the tunic. Bit of fraying to the top of the collar tresse. Size about a 38.
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US WWII 1st Pattern Reversible Ski Troops Parka
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$225.00
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 Original era manufacture. Light OD cotton poplin parka, reversible to white. Attached hood with a zippered neck closure, two slant zipper points for the large front pocket opening on each side. Elastic reinforced cuffs and a drawstring bottom. The parka is very clean and in a large size as it was meant to be worn over clothing and equipment. These saw service with both the 10th Mountain Division and 1st Special Forces during WWII. Doughboy to GI, page 143.
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US WWII Army Nurse Corps 2nd Lt. Jacket
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$125.00
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 This officer jacket is a size 4/5 in today's sizes. Very nice quality and condition. She was with the 8th Service Command.
Gilt caduceus with black enamel "N".
All buttons are present. One that was loose did come off but is inside the pocket.
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US WWII USMC Woman's Sgt. Jacket
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$125.00
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 Nice condition with all buttons present. Perfect size 5 in today's sizing. Ruptured Duck above right top pocket.
On the inside there is a separation in one armpit as you can see in the photos. Stitching at the collar is a little loose as well but overall nice condition.
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German WWII Army Winter Under Suit
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$225.00
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 Original era manufacture. Near new condition set of a quilted imitation silk material, similar to the linings in headgear and tunics. These were worn over the combat uniform and beneath other garments for extra warmth during the winter. Trousers appear to be a larger size than the tunic.
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US WWII Women's M43 Jacket
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$145.00
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 Nice condition. Size 16R.
1 button missing from the left sleeve. Each sleeve should have two at the cuff. Some discoloration above the left bottom pocket. The label can be read with a black light and the 1944 date is visible.
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US WWII USMC Boondockers, Size 14 FF
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$175.00
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 Original era manufacture. An unissued pair of WWII USMC marked field shoes in an enormous size 14 FF. They are in new condition and show USMC markings on the inside of the soles. Complete with proper laces.
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US WWII Army Nurse Corps Seersucker Slacks & Shirt
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$295.00
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 Army Nurse brown and white striped seersucker slacks and matching shirt was authorized during 1943. This uniform was issued to army nurses serving in overseas medical facilities or aboard hospital trains, planes and ships.
The jacket has a size 18 tag and the pants have a size 16 tag. These are WWII sizes. One small hole on the left leg. The slacks are one of the hardest pieces to find.
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White Nurse Dress Lot
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$25.00
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 This is a lot of two dresses. One large one small. We purchased these at a very reasonable price and will pass that along to you.
No rips or tears. Some small staining under the arms. Snap closure on one with two pearl buttons. The larger one is pinned shut.
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US WWI Issue Wool Shirt, War Correspondent SSI
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$95.00
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 Original era manufacture. Issue quality pull-over wool shirt with reinforced elbows, all buttons are present. Machine stitched on each shoulder are black wool felt discs with a printed WAR CORRESPONDANT US. Both are a bit faint at this point in time. In addition, the original owners initial and last four digits of his service number can be seen in several places on the interior of the shirt. One repair on the back shoulder going across, no mothing, size about a 40 regular.
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German WWII Army Artillery Issue Waffenrock, 65th Regiment
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$725.00
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 Original era manufacture. An issue quality tunic of feldgrau wool with dark green wool collar and cuffs. The silver flat-wire eagle is handstiched to the tunic but does not penetrate the lining and looks to have been there for a long time. Original sewn collar and cuff litzen. Six-year service Gefreiter chevron handstitched to the left sleeve. Issue stamps on the gray imitation silk lining. The top collar hook is missing, the bottom hook is in place. No real moth issues to report, just some light surface crazing on the front and some light staining from age and service, the chain-stitched numbers, 65, were likely removed during the war for security reasons. Loops for a single badge on the left chest.
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US 1930's Identified 26th Division Commander, Major General's Uniform Set
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$1995.00
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 Original era manufacture. This uniform set once was worn by Major General Erland R.Fish, Divison Commander, 26th (Yankee Division) 1930-1934. He enlisted as a cannoneer in the Massachusets NG in 1909. Served on the Mexican Border as a 2nd Lieutenant in 1916. Was promoted to Captain of Battery F, 2nd Mass. FA in 1917. Promoted to Major in 1918 with the 101st FA during WWI and saw service in the following campaigns; Champagne-Marne, Aisne-Marne, St.Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, Defense Sector, Chemin des Dames and others. In 1930 he was promoted to Major General 26th Infantry Division and retired in 1934. In 1941 he was appointed Commanding General of the Massachusetts State Guard and killed in an automobile accident in 1942. The grouping consists of his Boston tailor marked officers visor hat, named Major General's tunic with direct embroidered silver bullion stars (two on each epaulette)and direct embroidered 26th Division SSI. In addition the ribbons for the Mexican Border Service, WWI Victory and Massachusets NG Long Service awards are sewn above the tunics left top pocket. Massachusetts NG gilded brass collar insignia on each collar point. Pair of matching material service trousers, matching material breeches, black leather Sam Browne belt with sword hanger and a well used pair of brown leather riding boots with spurs. A considerable amount of archival research material is included with the lot, including a group photo image of General Fish shown right center front. In addition a copy of the December 2000 issue of Footlocker, the newsletter of AAMUC, detailing this uniform grouping and service details of General Fish is included. The overall condition of the set is very good, no real moth issues to report, just light wear and use. The boots, belt, shirt and tie are not listed in the AAMUC article and may have been added by another collector. However the belt appears to be one very similar to the photograph of General Fish and the pictures in the AAMUC publication.
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US WWI Identified 84th Division Uniform & Camouflage Helmet
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$450.00
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 Original era manufacture. Issue wool tunic & breeches with a period camouflage painted steel helmet. The tunic displays a terrific 84th Division SSI on its left shoulder, US & Engineer discs and an unusual Engineer rate on the right sleeve. There is scattered mothing, some severe on the breeches. The handpainted camouflage steel helmet lacks its liner and a portion of the chinstrap remains. At one time a matching pattern 84th Division insignia was on the front of the helmet, now only traces remain. There is a strip of medical adhesive placed across the underside of the helmet which displays the doughboy's name. This is a great set, right out of the attic, with a very unusual WWI SSI. During WWI the 84th served in France as a depot division, supplying replacements to frontline units. During WWII it adopted a different patch design and served in Europe.
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US WWII Army 2nd Pattern HBT Shirt
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$65.00
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 Original era manufacture. A very clean example in dark OD hbt material. Size tag in the neck says 40R, but it will fit a 42. Issue tag is washed out, but colors are very strong.
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US WWII Women's Leather Shoes
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$75.00
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 US WWII era pair of women's shoes. British Walkers, made in The USA Smith-Synchroflex
9.5 inches long, 3 inches across the toes. These were sold by Bonwit Teller, Fifth Ave.
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Stewarts Military Antiques
P.O. Box 1492 • Mesa, Arizona 85211-1492
Phone: (480) 834-4004
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