WWII 8th AAF Painted A-2 Jacket

Named. All original as shown. A WWII USAAF 8th Air Force B-17 (42-3329) A-2 bomber jacket belonging to Corporal Bernard J. Jensen, tailgunner on ‘Skippy’ (390th Bombardment Group, 570th B

Goatsking jacket with original B-17 painting on the reverse. Size 36. The leather is in excellent condition however, a name strip has been removed, as has a round squadron patch. The collar snap on th

Truly incredible Id'd 14th AAF Fighter Pilot's A-2 Jacket. Bullion 14th AAF patch on front left, with pinned sterling pilot's badge above. The back is painted with "Bulls Eye" at center. The jacket is

Group from US Army Air Forces Brigadier General Jesse Auton that was obtained via a relative of his out of the trunk of a car approximately 25 years ago and has been together ever since. During WWII i

Another fantastic CBI A-2 Jacket identified to Lt. Maurice Freeman of the 11th Bomb Squadron, 14t AAF. All original jacket with CBI-made tooled leather insignia. Spec label and lining intact yet sweat

As shown. Insignia is original to the jacket

WWII USAAF Ike jacket, tailor modified to a pilot in the 8th Army Air Force. British made 8th AAF patch, sterling pin back wings, British made ribbon bar with Air Medal and European Campaign ribbon. N

Lt. Col.'s Ike Jacket with all original insignia. No label

Incredible 14th AAF A-2 Jacket. All original, and identified to 1st Lt. Everett Clark of the 373rd Bmb. Sqd. Preliminary research done. Clark was shot down and forced to bail out of his B-24 in Januar

Includes Custom Ike jacket with silk english-made 8th patch and 3in Amcraft Ster. Marked PB. Pilot's wings, shirt, english-made Officer's overseas cap and standard Officer's visor cap.

Named to J.F Byrd. Jacket features original 305th bomb group pocket patch. Hand painted 3 German fighter kills on front right breast. On the back has "Can Do" 305th moniker. Leather is still pliable i

Nice US Type A-2 leather flight jacket with hand painted 8th Army Air Corp, 78th Fighter Group, and 83rd Fighter Squadron original art work by Bob Casey on back. Displays very well. Patches have been

Lot of over 20 original WWII 15th AAF portrait photos, smaller sized, with bullion insignia, painted flight jackets, etc. Some have names or captions on the reverse. Most are a thin photo paper.

Vintage US Military patch as shown. Good condition.

No direct identification, but does have a partial service number (difficult to read). Theater made bullion wings and rank insignia. Also has a nice silk 8th AAF patch that appears English-made.Larger

Interesting WWII 13th AAF / USSTAF Colonels uniform. It has a sewn on custom German made thin ribbon set, mini RAAF wings, 2 inch Amico Sterling Command Pilot wings, pin back Colonel rank, etc. There

Hand painted with "Edie Was a Lady" on back with a bomber plane. Front decorated with skull, crossbones, and winged skull emblems. Lieutenant bars sewn to shoulders. Possibly Type A-2. Medium size. Go

Nice WWII US military 473rd Bomber Squadron leather hand painted flight jacket patch. Patch is in nice condition with no stitch marks. Measures approximately 4-1/2" in diameter.

Medal group officially engraved to Lt. Harold S. Riley Jr. of the 487th Fighter Squadron. Lt Harold Riley’s P-47 Thunderbolt #42-22530 was hit by Flak while approaching the airfield of Montdidi

From the famous Harry Block Aviation Collection. For many years, Mr. Block wrote to and met with notable aviators throughout history and obtained personal items from them, typically documenting how an

ID's Officer's Uniform. Named as shown

Paper Lot to Staff Sergeant Robert G. Martinson of Montana, a waist gunner in the 786th Bomb Squadron, 466th Bomb Group, 8th Air Force in WWII. He was shot down on April 11, 1944 and buried in the Net

Group from US Army Air Forces Brigadier General Jesse Auton that was obtained via a relative of his out of the trunk of a car approximately 25 years ago and has been together ever since. During WWII i

RARE WWII 1944 Security Released Air Fields in the UK Map, owned by an 8th AAF General Officer who commanded a Fighter Wing. Measures approximately 42.5 x 34 inches.