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 United States Air Force aviation memorabilia lot consisting of a pair of pilot wings and six original color photographs depicting a pilot and T-38 Talon training aircraft. The wing badge measures approximately 3 1/4 inches wide and displays the classic U. Pilot wing design with center shield. The badge appears to be sterling silver construction based on appearance and weight, although no sterling mark was found during inspection. Included are six original color photographs measuring approximately 3 1/2 inches square. Portrait of a pilot in flight gear holding flight helmet. Multiple air-to-air views of Northrop T-38 Talon aircraft. Airfield and runway views. Additional aviation-related training photographs. One pilot wing badge (3 1/4). Six original color photographs (approximately 3 1/2 square). This is an attractive aviation grouping that combines original pilot insignia with period personal photographs, making it appealing to military aviation collectors, Air Force historians, veteran memorabilia collectors, and display enthusiasts. A scarce opportunity to acquire an original pilot-related lot featuring both insignia and personal aviation photographs.
Here is an amazing collection of memorabilia from the estate of U. Air Force Colonel Richard P. Keirn was one of only 2 United States service members to be shot down and be a prisoner of war in both WWII and Vietnam and he made it home from both. Included in this lot is his WWII dress coat, Vietnam era flight suit, original pictures, a German POW camp currency note, military records and MIA / POW captured status documents, letters and envelopes he received while in captivity, his personal list of names of other fellow POW’s, an award he received from the Governor of Florida, newspaper and other articles about him, his Air Force report cards, an Air Force mug he received, and a copy of the book he wrote “Old Glory”. This is an absolutely awesome collection from a true American hero!
There is some minor fuzzy wear/fabric pilling on bottom waistband, wear to Air Force logo on arm sleeve – shown in photos. Clean and odor free. Please see all photos and measurements in photos.
Vintage United States Air Force Uniform- Jacket, Pants, Belt. Jacket has 17 inches shoulder width, 18.5 inch chest width, sleeve length is 24 inches. Pants have 32 inch waist, 28 inch inseam. Belt is 35 inches. There are a few pin holes on collar and chest. This is a thrift store.
The Vintage US Air Force Military Wooden Wall Plaque featuring the RED DEVILS 431st Squadron is a patriotic and collectible sign that pays tribute to the United States Air Force. The plaque showcases the colors of red, white, blue, and gold, with a design depicting the Red Devil mascot, winged halo, and five stars symbolizing the squadron’s emblem. Measuring approximately 9.5 x 7.5, this wall plaque is a unique piece of militaria that proudly represents the 431st Squadron and its rich history within the Air Force. Good vintage condition: No major issues. Some signs of age, scuffs, and sticker residue on back. The line joining the wood is visible on the front. Please see photos and reach out with any questions.
The vintage WWII United States Army Air Force (USAAF) Type A-3 or B-1 flight trouser is an original piece of militaria collectible from the United States during World War II. This artifact represents the authentic attire worn by pilots and crew members in the USAAF during the historic era of the conflict. With its historical significance and origin, this flight trouser serves as a tangible link to the past, offering a glimpse into the uniforms and gear used by American military personnel during the challenging times of World War II.
One Vintage WW2 United States Army Air Forces 9th Air Force Ike Jacket Uniform with Sargeant Rank and. Measures 18 across chest. 23″ inches from top of neck to the bottom and 17″ inches long from armpit to end of sleeve. Jackets Field, Wood OD. Rudow and Reggio PO 20124. Dated April 18th, 1945.