WW2 U.S.A. A.F. Leather Mitten Glove US Army Air Force Size med

WWII Size 40 A-2 leather flight jacket with original cuffs, zipper, and waistband made by Bendix. Fair condition with damage and pulls to the cuffs and waistband and wear to the leather and internal l

USAAF Academy Lapel Pin. In very good condition. No Size Tag Unfortunately.

WWII Era Air Transport Command ATC Peaked Visor Cap and photo. The maker of this visor is Brownies Military Equipment. On the sweatband is printed The Wales. The size is 7. The leather sweatband is lo

US Army Air Corps Cadets visor cap in its original condition. Dimensions: Size: 7 1/2.

WWII Army Elgin Watch with olive drab watch band. Information from the reverse of the watch: A.F. U.S. ARMY, TYPE A-11, SPEC. NO. 94-27834-B, SER. NO. AF 45-27423, MFRS Part No. 2114, ORD. NO. W33-038

WWII US Army Air Force Officers Crusher Visor Cap Hat. Size is 6 3/4. The leather sweatband is partially detached from the inside. Nice condition for its age.

Men's size 46. Tag reads: "Jacket AN-J4/ DWG NO-AN-6553/ Order No. 43-13616-AF/ Property/ Air Force U.S. Army/ Eastman/ Leather Clothing". Good lightly worn condition.

Has some holes in the palm. Needs a light cleaning. Size is XL.

An authentic United States Air Force and Army military issued flight or bomber jacket worn by a WWII pilot offers leather outer with fleece inner, original tag as photographed, size 36, c1940. Measure

WWII 1942 Army Officers Visor Service Cap. Named to E.J. Smith. The maker of this visor is Bassons Military Equipment Co. The size is 7 3/8. The leather sweatband is loose from visor. Otherwise, nice

WWII 1944 Stamped Army Officers Visor Service Cap. No name can be seen inside visor. Size is 7 1/8. This visor still has the card board liner under the leather sweatband. Nice condition for its age.

Beautiful 8th AAF, 390th Bomb Group photo album from WWII detailing training to England, to actual combat mission photos from over Europe in B-17s. Good condition with great captions.

Unnamed USAAF uniform from the tail end of WWII. The ribbons are nicely sewn to the jacket, and the wings are highly detailed feathering 3" sterling marked pin-back. Each shoulder has a sewn on bullio

World War II US Army/Air Force Jump Suit: Made by Ben Greenholtz, tag inside size 36M.

Property from a Kentucky Private Collection Description: WWII US Army/Air Forces, Dawn of Your Future, Poster, depicting an airplane and airforce crest, inscribed 'P-185-RPB-12-11-45-5M' lower rig

Named. All original as shown. A WWII USAAF 8th Air Force B-17 (42-3329) A-2 bomber jacket belonging to Corporal Bernard J. Jensen, tailgunner on ‘Skippy’ (390th Bombardment Group, 570th B

Late 19th to early 20th c., mostly brass, approx (300) buttons in (14) categories, including: Civil War/Indian War; National Guard/Militia; Navy; 20th c. US Army & Air Force; WWI & II US Collar Device

Col. Ulius Amoss WWII Spy OSS Officer Medals Lot of military medals and orders from the US and various European governments, awarded to OSS operative and US Army Air Force intelligence officer Colon

Group from US Army Air Forces Brigadier General Jesse Auton that was obtained via a relative of his out of the trunk of a car approximately 25 years ago and has been together ever since. During WWII i

Collection WWII Brown Leather Royal Canadian Air Force A-2 Bomber / Flight Jacket, Size 38, Flight cap and dress hat / beret (size 7 3/4). American Made Roughwear Clothing Company, Middletown PA Jacke

US Air Force Academy with eagle mascot. 65 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed. **EXTRA SHIPPING DUE TO LARGE LOT SIZE**

Named to J.F Byrd. Jacket features original 305th bomb group pocket patch. Hand painted 3 German fighter kills on front right breast. On the back has "Can Do" 305th moniker. Leather is still pliable i

This WWII poster was created by the Army Air Force and was used for training purposes. Printed just as the US entered the War, it details the safest way to land a hit plane in non-ideal settings. Pict

This WWII poster was created by the Army Air Force and was used for training purposes. Printed just as the US entered the War, it details the safest way to land a hit plane in non-ideal settings. Pict