Textbook, unissued US Navy foul weather hats in unissued condition. They are dirty and could easily be cleaned but are in unissued condition! Could be easily cleaned with a damp cloth!

American Red Cross suitcase in good condition. These suitcases, laden with supplies were issued to American POW’s.

Excellent and named 82nd Airborne class A jacket with period sewn insignia. The garment is in very good light worn condition and comes with the Tie and Garrison cap found together with the jacket. The garment is named Gerstner which could be a good base for further research. The Jump wing oval indicates he served in a Airborne Artillery Battalion. For me, the favorite detail on this garment is the British half Pennies used as backing for the Collar disc insignia. Typical detail for a soldier who was stationed in the UK prior to D-Day. The garment is a killer piece that would very nicely display in any Airborne focussed collection!

Textbook combat used US Pistol belt.

Rare textbook US overseas cap for an officer in an airborne unit executed in the typical pink gabardine material. The cap is in excellent condition without any damages. The cap retains its officers variant of the combined paratrooper and glider infantry patch, brown/gold mixed officers piping and its original Major rank insignia!

US combined Glider parachute Infantry cap patch in very good, most likely unissued condition.

Textbook  Privately purchased bullion patch. Hard to find variant!

US Navy RH-35 PAL knife named LT David Green in very good used condition with a possibility for further research!

Modified first pattern US Bazooka rocket bag in good used condition. This is a first pattern, single lift the dot example dated 1943. There is a interesting field modification with two German leather straps and buckles. There is a 2nd Lieutenants name ‘Renard’ on the side of the bag which is a typical French name but I have also found numerous US army enlistees with the same last name. Hard to find!