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This is a in fact a M1946 pattern service jacket which is very similar to the M1944 service jacket, which where originally made in the United Kingdom for the U.S. army and was designed as a alternative jacket to the service tunic and was chosen by General Eisenhower in April 1944 and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

U.S. Officers Wool Elastique Drab Trousers

Army officers wool elastique trousers more commonly referred to as "Pinks" de to the light colour drab shade. This example is in excellent condition retaining it's contract label which gives the pattern M1944, pattern date March 1944, and date of manufacture 17th February 1945. It also gives the size W29R which means waist 29 regular. The inside leg length 29 inches. This example also has the A...  read more

Code: 66989

U.S. Officers Wool Elastique Drab Trousers

A very good example of army officers wool elastique trousers more commonly referred to as 'Pinks" due to the light colour drab shade. The trousers have a zipper fly and has a 30 inch waist with 25 inch leg which has a enough material to extend the length to 27/28 inches.  read more

Code: 66988

U.S. M1945 Wool Serge Trousers

M1945 Wool serge trousers, which are very similar to M1937 and M1944 examples. The only difference is the M1945 trousers have two rear pocket flaps, where M1937 have none and M1944 has one on the left side.This example is in very good condition and retains its contract stampings which gives the makers name "South Sportwear Inc", pattern date 20th December 1945, manufacturing date 29th October 1...  read more

Code: 66986

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