April 5, 2024
Two Shirts with Patches WWII Army Air Corps Air Force
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This auction is for two Second World War era enlisted shirts that came from an Army Air Force / Air Corps veterans estate. The green Wool shirt does have some small moth holes. The tan / Khaki shirt is missing one botton on the sleve cuff. It could be possible to remove the lowest button from the line of buttons down the front of the shirt. The lowest button usually doesent show when worn. Of you may just want to replace it with a similar button (or even just leave it the way it is. Sizes are 15 x 33......................................................You get the item / Items pictured. See pictures and see my other Military items being listed this week. I am and will be cleaning out a bunch of Militaria over the next few weeks so keep checking back. 95 % is US Stuff, but I do have a little foreign gear. I will combine shipping on winners of multiple items when ever possible. See my other auctions / for other Military items (Vintage and Modern) to include: Coyote pouches, jackets, pants FROG (Flame Resistant Organizational Gear), MARPAT (Marine Pattern), Insignia, medals, Badges, pins, buttons, EGA (Eagle Globe & Anchor), IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit), etc. Some of these items I will be listing were used in OIF (Operation Iraqi Freedom) and OEF (operation Enduring Freedom). Pray for Our Soldiers Sailors Airmen and Marines serving
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