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Insignia, Technical Observer, US Non-Combatants
Genuine WWII Technical Observer insignia, worn by civilian personnel working for the US Army. 100% cotton made.
Insignia, Tenth US Army, Okinawa
Genuine WWII US shoulder sleeve insignia of the Tenth Army. The Tenth Army deployed in the Pacific in 1945 during the Battle of Okinawa.
Insignia, Tenth US Army, Okinawa
Genuine WWII US shoulder sleeve insignia of the Tenth Army. The Tenth Army deployed in the Pacific in 1945 during the Battle of Okinawa.
Insignia, Unit, Distinctive, 104th Infantry Division, Pin Back
Genuine WWII US Army distinctive unit insignia of the 104th Infantry Division. The latter took part in the Holland, Belgium and Germany campaigns, under the command of the First Canadian Army. Very good overall condition; pin back is in working order.
Insignia, War Correspondent, US Army
Genuine WWII US Army shoulder sleeve insignia, intended for War Correspondents. Mint, unissued condition.
Insignias, Chaplain, Christian, US Army, Cloth, Mint
Pair of genuine WWII US Army Christian chaplain insignias, made of a Latin Cross embroidered in white thread on a square of light khaki cotton cloth. Mint, unissued condition; comes in its original envelope.
Insignias, Collar, Officer, WAC / WAAC
Pair of WWII US WAC/WAAC (Women's Army Corps) officer's collar insignias. War Economy production by N. S. Meyer, Inc., N.Y.
Instruction Sheet, Kit, First-Aid, Motor Vehicle, 12-Unit, Item No. 9777300
Genuine WWII US Army instruction sheet for motor vehicle first-aid kit of the small size type (12-Unit) for light vehicles -- one of these was to be issued for four vehicles. This sheet was to take place under the lid. Good overall condition. Dated June 23, 1944.
Instruction sheet, Paint, Face, Camouflage
Genuine WWII U.S. Army instruction sheet detailing the proper use and application of camouflage face paint. The sheet originally accompanied crates of face paint, with only a limited number included in each crate. Issued to soldiers for field use, these sheets were then passed along to others.
Instructions, Electrically-Heated Clothing, USAAF, 1942
Genuine WWII USAAF instruction sheet for use of electrically-heated clothing, dated March 16, 1942. Good overall condition; shows a few wrinkles but no tear. Dimensions: 6in x 9in.
Irons, Leg, US Navy, HARVARD LOCK COMPANY, with Keys
Rare genuine WWII US Navy leg irons, manufactured by Harvard Lock Company in Reading, Pennsylvanie. Very good overall condition; complete and in working order; come with their original key.
Jacket & Garrison Cap, Grey, US Navy, Ens. Herbert Coggin, USS Alkes
Nice genuine WWII US Navy officer's grey work jacket, cotton twill. Virtually similar to the khaki work uniform, featuring four button-flap pockets. Authorized in April 1943, the 'battleship gray' color was intended for providing better camouflage aboard vessels, and was only produced during that year. The present jacket is in very good overall condition and retains its original buttons and shoulder boards. The latter feature the specific insignia of a Supply Corps Ensign. Comes along with its matching garrison cap, showing some moth damage. Name tags sewn in the collar of the jacket and in the side hat indicate that this uniform once belonged to some H.L. Coggin . Herbert Lee Coggin was born on December 1st, 1923 in Springfied, Missouri. He graduated as an Ensign in 1944 and went on to serve with the crew of the USS Alkes (AK-110). He passed away on March 6, 2022. https://www.meadorsfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Herbert-Lee-Coggin?obId=24196775 https://fr.findagrave.com/memorial/237341740/herbert-lee-coggin Illustration documents available in digital format only.
