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Original US Army, WW2 era, shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI). The patch would have been worn on the shirts and jackets of US GIs who served in this unit.  This particular variant is stitched in cotton, on felt. This type of British made insignia was made by local tailors and available for private purchase to the Airmen…
Original US Army, WW2 era, shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI). The patch would have been worn on the shirts and jackets of US GIs who served in this unit. Original period item. This particular AAF patch is believed to be theatre made, being a cotton twill material, with cheesecloth backing, possibly Italian made.
Original US Army, WW2 era, shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI). The patch would have been worn on the shirts and jackets of US GIs who served in this unit. Original period item. This particular AAF patch is believed to be theatre made, being a slight darker tha usual cotton twill material, with cheesecloth backing, possibly Italian…
Original US Army, WW2 era, shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI). The patch would have been worn on the shirts and jackets of US GIs who served in this unit. Â
An original World War Two era patch, no glow under blacklight.
An original World War Two era patch, no glow under blacklight.
An original World War Two era patch, no glow under blacklight, approx. 35mm diameter.
One of the rarer and sought after tchnical  manuals, TM 1-413, Technical Manual – Aircraft Instruments , dated 2 February 1942. Good overall condition, all pages are present, light creasing and discoloration in places. Handwritten on the front is the name Leslie Schoenhart.
A nice period item, reasonble condition for age, no glow under a blacklight. Evidence of being uniform removed.
A nice period item, a little tatty around the edges, fair condition for age, no glow under a blacklight. Evidence of being uniform removed. Priced according to condition.
Original and believed to be World War Two era right facing albatross, as worn on the uniforms of Royal Air Force personnel.
An interesting booklet, 32 pages, but measuring just 49mm high by 35mm wide. Period item, other examples seen are dated 1940, in any event likely published soon after the Norwegian campaign and certainly during the war given the images of the Fuhrer in the book.
An original World War Two era snow back IX Corps patch.
An original World War Two era patch, no glow under black light.
An original World War Two era snow back X Corps patch.
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