WWII US Army Air Force AAF Pilot Summer Flying Cap Helmet Medium

Army Air Force Pilot Summer Flying Helmet. Flying Helmet made of khaki lightweight fabric with built-in ear telephone mounts of black rubber. Type AN-H-15. The size is medium. Manufacturer is Bates. T

Army Air Force Pilot Summer Flying Helmet. Flying Helmet made of khaki lightweight fabric with built-in ear telephone mounts of black rubber. Type AN-H-15. The manufacturer is Sunshoe MFG. The size is

WWII Period AAF flying cap with chinstrap. It has a few tears as shown in the photos.

WWII U.S. AAF & Navy Pilot Aviator Flight Cloth Skull Head Gear Helmet Caps. Lot of 3. The tags on the inside all read: Slote and Klein Inc. Sizes include: Medium, Large and the 3rd tag is unreadable

WWII USAAF Ike jacket with a British made blue backed Pilot Wing, British made AAF Patch, and bullion insignia throughout. It needs a dry cleaning from dust and such on the lapels and sleeves. Note th

WWII watch as shown, with a post war leather watch band added. One of the watch bands has completely detached from the watch fob. We have not tested this watch for correct functionality or if it works

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.

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.

Offered Without Reserve - There is NO ESTIMATE on this item. - Collection Lot of WWII U.S. Army Air Force Service Uniform, Pilot Flight Wings and Cap

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 Army Air Forces A-11 Large Leather Pilot Cap W/Goggles - This piece is a vintage, World War II Army Air Forces A-11 leather pilot cap with goggles. This helmet is made of leather with rubber mold

Original WWII US Officer visor cap as shown. See pictures for details. Good condition for its age, with signs of use and age.

Original WWII era visor in a size 7 1/8, not named, and has a semi-pliable visor. Some cracking to the visor, but otherwise in good condition.

Lot of various WWII and later pins, DUIs, Cap badges, ribbons and more. Good condition items.

WWII 9th Army Air Force P-51 fighter pilot group to First Lieutenant William M. Brackett, with his official original citation detailing his frequent reconnaissance flights over France and Germany desp

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

Great pair of Navy pilot items, includes an AAF summer flight helmet Model AN-H-15, with padded ears, made by the Society Brand Hat Co., sold with a USN/USAAF Western Electric ANB-H-1 Flying Helmet Re

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

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

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

Incredible 14th AAF A-2 Jacket. All original, and identified to 1st Lt. Everett Clark of the 373rd Bmb. Sqd. Preliminary research done. Clark was shot down and forced to bail out of his B-24 in Januar

German WW2 Luftwaffe German Air Force Flugerinnerungsabzeichen Pilot Commemorative Badge. The badge was introduced in 1936 and issued for honourable discharge to flying personnel who previously receiv

Estate of Vasily Ivanovich Mishustin (1916 near Kursk - 1999 Kiev). Fighter pilot. Colonel. 1x Order of the Golden Star for the title "Hero of the Soviet Union" dated 27 June 1945. Number 6580. Award

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