U.S. M1945 Wool Serge Trousers

M1945 wool serge trousers which are very similar to M1937, and M1944 examples. The only difference to the patterns is the M1945 trousers have two rear pocket flaps, where M1937 have none and the M1944 has one on the left side. This example was original a size 29 inch waist with a 29 inch leg, however the legs have been shortened to 24 inches. The contract stamp is still clearly visible which g...  read more

Code: 66985

U.S. M1945 Wool Serge Trousers

M1945 wool serge trousers, which are very similar to the M1937 and M1944 examples. The only difference between the different patterns are the M1945 have two rear pocket flaps, where the M1937 have none and the M1944 has one on the left side. This example has had the legs shortened to 24 inches. The waist is 28 inches.  read more

Code: 66984

U.S. M1943 Wool Serge Trousers

M1943 wool serge trousers which was introduced on 17th April 1943, with a matching material gas flap. This example has had the legs shortened to 24 inches with a 30 inch waist. Besides the shortened legs, the trousers are in good condition and retaining the outline of the contract lebal.  read more

Code: 66983

U.S. M1943 Wool Serge Trousers

M1943 wool serge trousers which was introduced on 17th April 1943 which has a matching material gas flap. This example has had the legs shortened to 26 inches with a 28 inch waist. Besides the legs being shortened the trousers are in very good condition and retains its contract label. However the details are washed out.  read more

Code: 66982

U.S. M1943 Field Trousers

The M1943 field uniform was first evaluated by units of the 3rd Infantry Division on the Anzio beach head in the summer of 1943. It was then issued in quantity to airborne units in late 1944. Finally being issued to the rest of the U.S. army in January 1945. This example was original originally a 28 inch waist with a 29 or 31 inch leg. However the leg has been shortened to 23 inches. Besides t...  read more

Code: 66981

U.S. M1943 Field Trousers

The M1943 field uniform was first evaluated by units of the 3rd Infantry Division on the Anzio beach head in the summer of 1943. It was then issued in quantity to airborne units in late 1944. Finally being issued to the rest of the U.S. army in January 1945. This example is missing a couple of buttons, otherwise it is in very good condition, retaining its contract and instruction label. The det...  read more

Code: 66980

Reproduction U.S. 2nd Pattern Tankers Winter Trousers

A good reproduction 2nd pattern winter trousers which where introduced in 1942. The trousers are new and never have been worn. They are size marked small.  read more

Code: 66977

U.S. Women's Army Summer Dress

This is a summer issue Women's army summer dress which would have been worn by all ranks. It is size stamped 18 Large and retains its belt, which is normally missing. This style dress was worn between 1951 to 1959.  read more

Code: 66976

U.S. Army Tan Cotton Ties

We have a small number of original U.S. army issue tan cotton ties.  read more

Code: 66974

U.S. M1943 Special HBT Shirt

This is a very good example of the M1943 anti-gas herringbone twill shirt which was introduced in March 1943 and was given the special designation. The anti-gas features are two buttons underneath the collar to attach the special anti-gas hood and front flap. The difference between the M1942 and M1943 HBT shirts, is the M1943 has a folded seam on the chest pockets and a darker green shade ( Oli...  read more

Code: 66973