U.S. Officers Tropical Service Tunic

An army officers tropical service tunic which is approximately a size 36 to 38 inch chest. The buttons have started to lose their gold gilt, however replacement buttons can easily be sourced. The tunic actually appears to be unissued and retains the tailors name tag "Griffon Clothes".  read more

Code: 66999

U.S. Army M1942 Service Tunic

This is a good example of an army M1942 service tunic which differs from the M1940, by eliminating the rear belt hooks. The tunic retains its contract label with the details partially visible. It is size stamped 37 regular.  read more

Code: 66998

U.S. Army M1940 Service Tunic

This is a M1940 service tunic introduced in 1940 and differed from the M1926 pattern service tunic by eliminating the pleats on the back of the tunic. This example is in very good condition and has the original owners personal service number. The contract label is still attached which gives the following information, pattern date 7th June 1940, manufacturing date 4th May 1942 , Size 35R ( Regul...  read more

Code: 66997

U.S. Army M1926 Pattern Service Tunic

This is an army M1926 pattern service tunic which was part of the field uniform until the M1941 field jacket was introduced. This example is in very good condition. However it is a small size 34. The contract label is still attached however all the details have been washed out. In 1940 a new service jacket was introduced without rear pleats.  read more

Code: 66996

U.S. M1944 Service Jacket

The M1944 service jacket was first made in the United Kingdom for the U.S. army and was designed to be alternative jacket to the service tunic and was chosen by General Eisenhower in April 1944 and subsequently became known as the Ike Jacket. This example is in unissued condition, which retains its contract label which gives the following information, Pattern date 10th May 1944, manufacturing d...  read more

Code: 66995

U.S. Service Jacket

This is a in fact a M1946 pattern service jacket which is very similar to the M1944 service jacket, which where originally made in the United Kingdom for the U.S. army and was designed as a alternative jacket to the service tunic and was chosen by General Eisenhower in April 1944 and subsequently became known as the Ike Jacket. This example is in excellent condition retaining its contract labe...  read more

Code: 66994

U.S. Service Jacket

This is in fact a M1946 pattern service jacket which is very similar to the M1944 service jacket, which was originally first made in the United Kingdom for the U.S. army. It was designed to be an alternative jacket to the service tunic and was chosen by General Eisenhower in April 1944 subsequently became known as the Ike jacket. This example retains its contract label which gives the pattern d...  read more

Code: 66993

U.S. Officers M1944 Service Jacket

The M1944 service jacket was originally first made in the United Kingdom for the U.S. Army and was designed to be alternative jacket to the service tunic and was chosen by General Eisenhower in April 1944 , subsequently became known as the Ike jacket. This example is officers jacket made of wool elastique material in a dark shade. It has embroidered service bars indicating two years service. ...  read more

Code: 66992

U.S. M1944 Service Jacket

The M1944 service jacket was originally first made in the United Kingdom for the U.S. army and was designed as alternative jacket to the service tunic and was chosen by General Eisenhower in April 1944 and subsequently became known as the Ike Jacket. This example is in very good condition but is a very small size 34 chest.  read more

Code: 66991

U.S. Officers Wool Elastique Dark Trousers

Army officers wool elastique dark trousers which are in good condition and are a waist 29 inches with an inside leg of 29 inches.  read more

Code: 66990