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US Officer Khaki Trousers
Same cotton khaki fabric as issue khakis, but this private purchase officer version has two flapped rear pockets with button closure, zipper fly, and on-seam pockets.
U.S. Officer Epaulets for GI wool shirts
I have had epaulets made up for converting the standard GI wool shirt to the officer's model. This should be done by a competent tailor. Unfortunately, I do not have buttons to match my own shirts, so I am including two of the late war olive green shirt buttons with each pair of epaulets.
US Army Officer wool breeches in drab pink shade These are in drab Pink shade. Newly re-created in the classic pattern worn in 1920's-1930's, and still seen in many WWII photos. Long sizes recommended for height over 6'1". Short sizes for height under 5'11"
US Army Suspenders, Mountain (Original)
These are the khaki trouser suspenders with metal loops on all 6 ends, and no elastic section. Unmarked and undated, paper tag attached to the original bundle clearly identifies these. Also marked size 38, which seems to be the shortest size made. Absolutely mint and unissued.
US Army Pile Liner for Arctic Trousers (Original)
That is what the label says. Dated 1942 on the ones that still have a label. I am told these were used as liners for Mountain Trousers under very cold conditions. These are in near new condition, some with original labels. Limited quanity
US Mountain Trousers (earlier reproduction)
My earlier reproduction of the special mountain trousers issued to 10th Mtn Div and 1st Special Service Force. The fabric is a little lighter in weight than the originals, but you won't know it by looking at them. CLOSEOUT
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