USAAF WW2 Lot - Uniform + Cap
Article about: I would like your oppinion on this lot i've found for sale. It includes the USAAF service coat with bullion patch, sterling wings, ETO and air medal ribbon bars, shirt, pants (pinks and gree
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Re: USAAF WW2 Lot - Uniform + Cap
The label says 1942 as you can see in the picture.
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This is my main focus of collecting and from what I see the Tunic looks good and the visor as well. $150 would seem like a deal to me.
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Re: USAAF WW2 Lot - Uniform + Cap
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petepeterson
This is my main focus of collecting and from what I see the Tunic looks good and the visor as well. $150 would seem like a deal to me.
Happy 357th to you 'Pete' !
Do you have any pilot wings you wouldn't mind posting a thread on ?
I would love to see them...........
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All i can read on the Tunic's tag is:
Coat, Service,...
Code No. 80....
W.669-Q. M. 206....
Dated Aug. 11, 1942
Spec. 149A
Dated June 24, 1942
Stock No. 55 -U-
10487-15
37R
Phil. Q. M. Depot
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Re: USAAF WW2 Lot - Uniform + Cap
Thanks guys!
Deal closed!!!!
I'm talking to the seller to see if he can find more about the recipient of this uniform. If i discover any additional information, i'll post here.
regards
Fabio
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Re: USAAF WW2 Lot - Uniform + Cap
Hi, hawk3370.
I just received the Uniform Lot.
(YES!!! it took over a month to get here, thanks to the customs!!!!).
The first thing i though was to look behind the pilot's wings and i found that its a pin back AMICO (American Insignia CO, New York, NY)
The Maker Mark: The name "AMICO" is writen in an arch above the word "Sterling" (its on the left side of the shield - behind the right wing). Just like the picture on "Silver Wings, Pinks and Greens" Book, page 71.
Soon i will be posting some pictures to verify its autenticity.
PS: By the way, over both shoulders have Colonel rank insignias.
Thanks
Fabio
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Re: USAAF WW2 Lot - Uniform + Cap
by
fpicoli
Hi, hawk3370.
I just received the Uniform Lot.
(YES!!! it took over a month to get here, thanks to the customs!!!!).
The first thing i though was to look behind the pilot's wings and i found that its a pin back AMICO (American Insignia CO, New York, NY)
The Maker Mark: The name "AMICO" is written in an arch above the word "Sterling" (its on the left side of the shield - behind the right wing). Just like the picture on "Silver Wings, Pinks and Greens" Book, page 71.
Soon i will be posting some pictures to verify its authenticity.
PS: By the way, over both shoulders have Colonel rank insignias.
Thanks
Fabio
Great set of wings for the cost of the entire uniform lot....................!
Last edited by Walkwolf; 08-26-2010 at 02:00 AM.
Regards,
Steve.
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