April 5, 2024
WW2 US Army AirCorps Sgt Uniform Set Size 37R Military
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This is a very nice uniform set. The jacket is 37R, dated 1941. It has Air Corps crest pin-ons, and U.S. pin-ons. I did not see any moth damage to jacket. The pants are 32 X 31. T are some small moth nips to the leg. The wool shirt is about size 38. T is some moth damage to the back and right cuff and collar. The overseas hat w/crest is size 6 7/8. The khaki overseas hat is also 6 7/8. The black leather belt is about 31". Overall this is a nice set to include rare unit crests. Keep watching my auctions as I will be listing many more items from my 30 plus years of collecting. PLEASE READ : Payment required within 7 days of auction closing. I prefer PayPal, but also accept Cashiers Checks and Money Orders. NO PERSONAL CHECKS PLEASE. Items will be shipped either same day or following day after payment is received. All items shipped USPS Priority Mail with Insurance unless otherwise indicated. A $2.00 handling charge is included in the shipping price. BIDDERS OUTSIDE THE US: If you are a bidder outside the U.S. you MUST use PayPal for payment. If you do not have a delivery address in the U.S. and cannot use the postage calculator for your country, please email me for shipping quote before the end of the auction. Overseas shipment is quite expensive, and t are fewer options since the recent USPS changes so do not bid if you do not know
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