Vintage Mess Outfit Uniform. Includes buttons and sleeve cuff links. Shoulder to shoulder seams 17. Armpit to armpit 18.5. Center of collar to sleeve cuff 32. Laying flat waist 15.5-16.
Listing is for (1) cap as shown. The basis for my determination that this is a WWII-era cap is as follows. The eagle insignia has a height of 2 3/4 and made of pewter, this eagle was favored by pilots during the war. The buttons holding on the strap are a pre-1955 version, going back to the 1930’s. The cap has a card holder on the inside. The card (which would be very difficult to remove, looks as if someone tried) bears the name Harold Leroy Graybill, Lt. Colonel, United States Air Force. A bit of research led me to a distinguished veteran with the aforementioned name (He passed away in 2004 in the same small city I live in) who, according to his obituary, flew C-47’s during WWII. Still, there is a possibility that the cap is post-war, as Lt. Graybill served his country for 30 years. I did polish the Eagle, there is a line between a nice patina and just plain blacked-out. Is this case, the later was true. Other than that I used a clothing brush to remove lint, and used a bit of leather lotion on the strap and headband. Hats off (no pun) to Lt. Graybill for his distinguished service to our country. I hope his cap finds a place in a collection befitting its historical significance. Please review all photos carefully. Twice weekly, typically on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Items are professionally packaged and insured when applicable. Addresses (50 states) and Canada. I will do my best to resolve any issues and make things right.
Air Force Master Sergeant uniform grouping attributed to a servicemember named Cooper. This estate grouping includes multiple period uniforms and accessories bearing the COOPER name, along with an original ribbon rack and Master Sergeant rank insignia. The items appear to date primarily from the mid-to-late 1970s. Air Force blue service dress coat, size 48R. Matching blue service trousers. Named olive-drab USAF utility shirt with original COOPER name tape. USAF blue enlisted service cap. USAF blue garrison cap, size 7. Original multi-row ribbon rack with devices. Two blue COOPER service nameplates. Master Sergeant E-7 sleeve insignia. Additional loose Air Force insignia and patches shown in the photographs. The service dress coat and utility shirt display the period U. Air Force insignia for. Master Sergeant – E-7. The insignia has three lower chevrons and three upper chevrons surrounding the Air Force star. The garrison cap label includes contract number. This indicates a 1975 procurement contract. The service dress coat carries a period military stock label and is consistent with a 1970s-era Air Force uniform. The dress uniform includes COOPER nameplates, and the utility shirt has a sewn COOPER name tape. Scout-related paperwork found with the same estate names Dwayne Cooper, but no official military paperwork has yet been found conclusively linking that full name to these uniforms. For accuracy, this lot is therefore described as. Named to Cooper and attributed to Dwayne Cooper based on associated estate material. The original ribbon rack includes numerous period ribbons, oak-leaf clusters, a combat “V” device on a unit-award ribbon, and other devices. Exact award identification and entitlement have not been independently verified, so buyers should examine the detailed photographs and conduct their own research. The “V” device should not automatically be interpreted as an individual valor award; it appears to be associated with a unit decoration. A 552nd Wing tab and USAF Fire Protection patch were found loose with the estate collection. They are included as associated items only. There is no documentation proving that Cooper served with the 552nd Wing or in Fire Protection, and the listing makes no such guarantee. Vintage used condition with normal age, storage wear, wrinkles, loose threads, discoloration and possible small marks. The olive-drab utility shirt shows visible wear and small damaged areas. Please review all photographs closely because they are part of the condition description. No cleaning, restoration or alterations have been performed. This is an original historical military collectible. No claim is made that every loose patch or insignia was worn by the named servicemember. Conflict: Vietnam Era / Cold War Era. Country/Region of Manufacture: United States. Rank: Master Sergeant, E-7. USAF uniform, Air Force Master Sergeant, E-7 uniform, named military uniform, Cooper uniform, Vietnam era Air Force, Cold War militaria, USAF service dress, olive drab utility shirt, ribbon rack, enlisted service cap, garrison cap.
Vintage US Air Force High Ranking Decorated Dress Uniform Ribbons Rare. Comes as shown with matching uniform pants. Jacket is size 46r, pants are 38 x 34. Please view photos carefully and Please take advantage of the zoom feature when viewing the photos. The photos count as part of the description in case I miss a visual defect in the written description. Most of our listings were described by researching and using information we found on similar things. Feel free to ask any questions. We try to describe as best we can, if we miss something it’s not intentional. THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING WITH US.
The US Air Force Field Grade Officer Dress Service Hat Cap is a highly detailed and collectible item that pays homage to the Air Force. Featuring an eagle emblem, this hat/cap is a unique and patriotic accessory for military enthusiasts or collectors. With a strong focus on militaria, this cap is a symbol of honor and dedication to the Air Force. Has a white cover maybe? I have no idea about military stuff so see pictures and you get everything shown! It comes just as you see the pictures! They have dust bags and were very well taken care of but I know nothing about them! This is only one check my store for the other ad! Thanks for stopping by my store.
The product is a collection of US Air Force Officer uniforms and accessories, including hats. The uniforms are tailored for the Air Force personnel and are designed in a military theme typical of the United States. These items would be ideal for collectors of militaria or individuals looking to add authentic military attire to their wardrobe. There is a set of dress blues, a set of casual blues and a set of fatigues cerca 1995. I will sell individual items subject to a suitable offer. These fit someone 5’9 and 150 pounds.
Has a few marks (see picture 2). Has some discoloration around the collar (see picture 3). Pit to pit: 24 inches. Collar to Bottom Seam: 23 inches. Sleeve length: 24 inches. Shoulder width (front): 18 inches.
This original WWII US Army Air Force dress jacket by J. Taylor, paired with pants that were issued by the Army. This collectible set of militaria originates from the United States during the World War II era, all pins are 1/20 10k with the backs being sterling silver. The jacket has a hole on the sleeve and a few stains shown in the pictures. The pants have a ripped pocket, a rip by the heal area and stains. Please see all pictures for full description and measurements.
This blazer is in good vintage condition, it appears that the bottom front button has been replaced with a plain button and. For whatever reason all the gold front buttons are safety pinned on the inside, I have pictured that for you. Chest is 44 inches, shoulder to shoulder is 20 inches, waist is 42 inches, length is 33 inches, sleeve length is 24 inches. With the ribbons or medals, I was told this is from the National Guard, the year is 1997. Material There is no material tag. Shoulder to Shoulder 20. Please see all the pictures as I have taken several for you.