UO55 Original World War II U.S. Marine Corps Wool Coat
This coat is size 2-L, dated 1942-43 and in very good condition.
$135
SOLD UO54 Original World War II Army Air Forces Winter Flying Jacket and Trousers.
The jacket is size 36R and type AN653-AN-J4 and in near-new condition. The leather is soft and supple with no tears. The zipper works perfectly.
The trousers are Type B-1, size SMALL and in NEW condition. The leather is soft and supple. There is no scuffing or tears and the zipper works perfectly.
This set is ready for a museum!
$400 the set
UO53 Original World War II Regulation Army Officers Shirt
Long sleeve, size 14 1/2 by 30, very good condition, $20
UO52 Original World War II Regulation Army Officers Tunic
This tunic is for the "pinks and greens" World War II officer uniform. It is size 38 short, has five bullion overseas bars on the left sleeve, no belt and is in excellent condition. $35
UO51 Original World War II Regulation Army Officers Trousers
These trousers are for the "pinks and greens" World War II officer. They are in new, unused condition with the manufacturer's tag and have never been hemmed. There are several small moth nips on the leg. They are size 33 Short and the UNHEMMED inseam is 33 inches. $25
UO50 Original World War II Regulation Army Officers Trousers
These trousers are for the "pinks and greens" World War II officer. They are in new, unused condition with the manufacturer's tag and have never been hemmed. There are several small moth nips on the leg. They are size 33 Short and the UNHEMMED inseam is 33 inches. $25
UO49 Suit, Flying, Very Light, Cotton Twill, K-1.
This World War II flying suit is size Medium-Regular and is in excellent, unused condition. $200
UO48 Identified World War II Sixth Infantry Division Tunic.
This tunic is size 38 short and in good condition. There is some light mothing. On the uniform are screwback enlisted infantry collar brass, pinback 20th Infantry Regiment crests (I believe they are theater made as they are unmarked and have a "C" type clasp.), a "Ruptured Duck" patch, a sterling clutchback Combat Infantry Badge, five ribbons, an OD bordered Sixth Infantry Division patch, sergeant stripes and four Ooerseas bars. This uniform is from the estate of Chester J. Mauzy and includes his certificate of promotion to corporal issued by the 20th Infantry Regiment dated August 1941, a two-page issue of the Sixth Infantry Division newsletter dated April 23, 1945 and a "yard long" photo of Company M, 20th Infangtry, Sixth Division taken at Fort Leonard Wood in July 1941. The photo is 8 by 28 inches in size. The three paper items are in excellent condition. $185
UO47 World War II M1941 "Trench Art" Field Jacket
Back has map of Europe with list of cities. Unit that made this is unknown. Probably made by a cartographic unit. Excellent condition, no labels, $1,200
UO46 World War I United States Marine Corps Uniform
Includes tunic, trousers and belt, enlisted collar insignia, World War I Victory Medal ribbon with star, pinback Expert Rifleman badge, numbered USMC Good Conduct Medal (No. 61145), two bullion chevrons on the lower left sleeve and a 5th Marine Brigade patch on left shoulder. The patch is of red and black felt applique construction with a "V" of heavy white cord. Excellent condition, $1,800
UO45 World War II Ike Jacket.
This jacket was manufactured by Sigmund Eisner company, dated June 10 1944, is size 36R, has a Third Army patch on the left shoulder, an 11th Armored Division patch on the right shoulder, felt Tech 5th Grade rank, seven ribbon bars, Coast Artillery collar brass, Ruptured Duck patch, one Service Stripe and three Overseas Bars. The unit patches and the rank have been completely surrounded by private purchase style dog tag chain. Included with the jacket is a single notched dog tag stamped "JAMES E WILSON, 37619113, T43 44 A, P". The jacket has "W-9113" inked on the lining. This jacket has some mothing but is in otherwise good condition. $250
UO44 Vintage USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) Cruise Jacket.
This jacket is heavily decorated with three patches on the front, 8 country flags on the right sleeve, a Capricorn patch on the left sleeve, "MIKE" on the breast pocket and a fully embroidered back. On the back is an American Eagle and American flag and "USS. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, (CVN-71), "ILLINOIS", ITALY, ISRAEL, SPAIN, EGYPT, FRANCE, TURKEY, GERMANY, NORTH ATLANTIC & MED - CRUISE, 1988 - 89." This is a jacket from the maiden cruise.
Excellent condition, $250
UO43 World War II Women's Army Corps, WAAC, WAC "walking eagle" style buttons. Plastic construction 7/8 inches in diameter, set of five, excellent condition, $12.50
UO40 World War II Knit Wool Sweater. American Red Cross Holyoke Mass. Chapter, small size, excellent condition, $35
UO39 Pre-World War II U.S. Marine Corps Leggings. Size 3, dated 4-8-41, with laces, used, very good condition, $35
UO38 "LIFE PRESERVER, VEST TYPE, MARK 1", U.S. Navy issue, size XX-Large, includes, inflation cartridge, strobe light, whistle and dye marker packet. Inflates manually or automatically when immersed in water or by mouth. Purple is the color that indicates deck crewmen who handle aviation fuel. This vest is in new, unissued condition, $250
UO37 World War II U.S. Marine Corps Clip-On Uniform Tie, khaki tie with olive-green plastic clip-on device, clearly ink stamped "T.H. LONEY" (I can't get the ink stamp to show up clearly in the photo.), probably a privately purchased item, no label, approximately 21 inches in length, good condition, $50
NOTE: This tie is from the estate of Theodore H. Loney. Mr. Loney was awarded a Silver Star Medal for heroism on Iwo Jima. See page 204 of the book "HEROES, U.S. MARINE CORPS, 1861 - 1955", by Jane Blakeney.
UO36 World War II U.S. Army Pre-Tied Uniform Tie, khaki, probably a privately purchased item, no maker label, pre-tied section is approximately 13 inches in length, two available, slightly different shades of khaki, good condition, $25 each.
SOLD UO35 Vietnam Era U.S. Navy Flight Group $8,750.00 SOLD
Richard L. Richards was born in Chicago, IL on June 4, 1933. He was commissioned an Ensign USNR on Jan 26, 1956 from OCS at Newport, RI. He received his NFO Wings in October 1956 and was assigned to VAW-12 at NAS Quonset Point, RI. and aboard USS RANDOLP (CVA-15). In July 1959 Lt. (j.g.) Richards entered the new F-4 PHANTOM II program. He graduated from USAF FIO School at Connally AFB in March 1960 and was then promoted to Lieutenant and accepted for Regular USN. After an initial Instructor Assignment he served with VF-41 and VF-84 in USS INDEPENDENCE (CVA-62). These tours included two Mediterranean cruises, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and a Far East deployment in 1965, where he flew 109 combat missions over North Vietnam. He was promoted to Lieutenant Commander in 1966 and left the Navy that year to become a Test RIO with McDonnell Aircraft Company in St. Louis, MO. After transferring to the Naval Reserve, LCDR Richards served with various drilling units, including three tours as Commanding Officer. He was promoted to Commander in 1973 and Captain in 1980. He retired from the Naval Reserve in 1986. His decorations include the Distinguished Flying Cross, eight Air Medals, the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat “V”, the Navy Unit Citation and the Vietnam Service Medal. He flew 13 years in F-4’s and F-15’s.
Captain Richard’s Naval Aviation grouping includes the following:
Navy G-1 Leather Flight jacket with 13 patches, excellent condition, size 38, patches are: leather name tag “R.L. RICHARDS, LT, USN” with Naval Aviation Observer Wings, “FIGHTING EIGHTY-FOUR” patch with skull and cross bones, U.S.S. INDEPENDENCE patch, “PHANTOM PHERRET” patch, “VOODOO SCOPE – WIZARD” patch, a patch with an animated Ace-of-Spades holding a Sparrow III missile, “C V G 7” patch, patch depicting black bat flying over an aircraft carrier, “GRIM REAPERS” patch, “TONKIN GULF YACHT CLUB” patch, AIR DEFENSE COMMAND” patch, “FAR EAST CRUISE U.S.S. INDEPENDENCE CVA 62, 1965” patch and a “KWANG” patch.
Navy Jacket, Winter Flying Suit with four patches, sage green, very good condition, size 42 Reg, patches are: Ace-of-Spades shaped black leather name tag that reads “VF-41, R.L. RICHARDS, LT, USN.”, “PHANTOM PHERRET” patch, “FIGHTING EIGHTY-FOUR” patch with skull and cross bones and a patch with an animated Ace-of-Spades holding a Sparrow III missile.
Jacket, Flyer’s, Man, Light Zone, L-2B, USAF, Large, 1970, with five patches; PHANTOM PHERRET, 3000 HOURS PHANTOM II, leather name tag “R.L. RICHARDS, MCDONNELL DOUGLAS CO.” and MCDONNELL PHANTOM II and FLIGHT TEST MCDONNELL.
Helmet, Jet Fighter Pilot helmet, with oxygen mask, painted gold with “RICHARDS” in black on rear.
Helmet, Jet Fighter Pilot, White with black and gold painted decorations, “VF-84” on visor cover, Fighting Eighty-Four patch and “E” for efficiency award painted on both sides, “DICK” on back. Missing oxygen mask connectors.
Dickie, Gold silk (?), with skull and crossbones embroidered in black. Appears to be theater made.
Flight Helmet Liner, white cloth.
Vest, Survival, Type SV-1, March 1962, Excellent condition, empty.
Survival Kit, Escape & Evasion Kit, Individual Airman, Type SEEK-1, Container #2, with carrying pouch.
First Aid Kit, MCAIR, Flight Test, Sep 1974
CWU-28/P Flying Coveralls, blaze orange, size 40R, with three patches. The patches are: McDonnell Phantom II, 3000 HOURS PHANTOM II, and FLIGHT TEST McDONNELL.
CWU-28/P Flying Coveralls, blaze orange, size 40R, with four patches, patches are: McDONNELL PHANTOM II, UNITED STATES NAVY, ADVANCED WILD WEASEL and 4000 HOURS PHANTOM II.
Coveralls, Flying, Mens, Summer, Fire-Resistant, Nylon, Indian Orange, Type CWU-28/P, 40R, with Res-Q-Pack Self Inflating Emergency Life Preserver in shoulder pocket. Four patches: 3000 hours Phantom II, Flight Test McDonnell Douglas, leather name tag “R.L. RICHARDS, MCDONNELL DOUGLAS CO.” and McDonnell Phantom II.
Coveralls, Flying, Indian Orange, Type II, 38 Reg, with two patches: Fighting Eighty-Four and Phantom Pherret. Patches excellent condition, coveralls fair condition.
Coveralls, Flying, Commercial, Blaze Orange, 38 REG., with four patches: PHANTOM PHERRET, MCDONNELL PHANTOM II, FLIGHT TEST MCDONNELL and black ink on white tape “RICHARDS.”
Parachute Harness, named to Richards, no other markings.
Life Preserver, BUAER Mark 2, Vest Type, Feb 1959, with Shark Chaser and Dye Markers, fair condition.
Parachute Bag, sage green.
Parachute Bag, Nylon, sage green, name tape “RICHARDS”.
Parachute Bag, made of silver rubberized material.
Parachute Bag, made of silver rubberized material.
Parachute Bag, made of black rubberized material.
Clipboard, Pilot’s, Type MXU-163/P, 1971.
Clipboard, Pilot’s, Mark-2A, well used.
Plotting Board, Chart, Mark 7.
Pilot’s Clipboard, Type MXU-163/P
Map Light, clip-on, black.
Computer, Air Navigation W/Case, CPU-26A/P, “U.S. Property”, 1972
Flight Computer, MB-8, with canvas case.
Computer, “Batori B-26A Supersonic Jet Computer For Jet Pilots”, with one large manual and one small manual.
Wood Disk, 4 ½” diameter, crudely made of ½ inch plywood with ½ foam rubber on one side, complete with fitted carrying pouch. The use of this item is unknown. It was found in a lower leg pocket of one of Richards’s flight suits.
Visor Cap, white, 7 1/8, naval officer BERKSHIRE-FLEX, with cap badge.
Four Baseball Caps: #1 VF 84 navy blue (crusty), #2 VF-41 red, #3 VF-41 red, #4 VF 101 on a bat shaped patch and #5 VF 84 navy blue. NOTE: These are period caps, NOT modern.
Polo Style Shirt, white with “River Rats, Red River Valley Fighter Pilots Association” and logo on pocket, medium.
Aviator Scarf 12” by 48” white fabric (silk?)
Aviator Scarf 15” by 65” made of white parachute cloth, possibly theater made.
Aviator’s Boots, Brown leather, with side zippers, safety toe, size unknown.
Aviator’s Boots, as above, size 9, no zippers, dated 5-64
Aviator Boots, brown, size 9R, poor condition.
Seven Aviators Flight Logbooks with over 4,000 hours of flights.
Air Intercept Controller’s Logbook with entries.
Seven Full Size Medals: Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal, Navy Commendation, USN Expeditionary, National Defense, Vietnam Service, Armed Forces Expeditionary, Armed Forces Reserve and Vietnam Campaign. (The DFC and Air Medal have the presentation boxes and are the early sewn brooch style.)
Miniature Medal Set: Same as above medals except no Armed Forces Reserve or Vietnam Campaign medals.
Wings, Naval Flight Officer, GEMSCO, clutchback.
Wings, Naval Flight Officer, VANGUARD, clutchback
Wings, Naval Aviation Observer, GEMSCO N.Y.
Insignia, Command Ashore, N-22-N
2 Ribbon Sets, ten ribbons mounted.
Patch, AIR SYSTEMS PROGRAM, U.S. NAVAL RESERVE, 4 “ diameter, fully embroidered, cut edge style.
Belt Buckle, engraved with “JOLLY ROGERS” and Naval Aviation Officer’s wings.
Belt Buckle, “USS RANDOLPH, CVA 15”
Four Plastic Name Tags: RICHARDS, R.L. RICHARDS, RICHARDS VTU 0872 & RICHARDS JOLLY ROGERS.
Patch, Black leather in shape of an “Ace f Spades”, with Naval Observer wings and “R.L. RICHARDS, LT, USN”, embossed in gold, with four snaps for fastening to flight jacket.
Rubber Ink Stamp, reads “R.L. RICHARDS, LT. USN, Personnel Officer, By Direction of the Commanding Officer.”
I.D. Card, USN NAVAL AVIATION OBSERVER, with case, as an Ensign, 23 MAY 1957
I.D. Card, USN NAVAL AVIATION OBSERVER, with case, as a Lt JG, 13 JUNE 1960.
I.D. Card, Aviation Physiology Training Unit, NAS Norfolk, VA, 20 APR 1965
I.D. Card, Dilbert Dunker & Survival Swimming card, NAS Norfolk, VA, 28 APR 1965
I.D. Card, A.N.A., Association of Naval Aviation, 1988
Membership Card, Armed Forces Officers Club, Lambert Field, St. Louis, MO 1984
SPACE Membership Card, Society of Pioneering Astronauts & Celestial Explorers. 3 APR 63, Full Pressure Suit Indoctrination to 70,000 feet.
River Rats Membership Card, 1988
River Rat Coin Card, #516
Decal, River Rats
Selective Service Card, (SSS Form 110), June 1968, 5-A
American Security Council, National Advisory Board membership card, 1991
Can Opener, “Church Key” style “The Compliments of, FLIGHT MESS, NAS. NORVA.”
Large Desk Plaque that has two McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom company models mounted on it. One model is painted in U.S.A.F. colors and the other is in U.S.N. colors. The plaque reads: “R.L. RICHARDS, MCDONNELL DOUGLAS FLIGHT TEST, PRODUCTION SYSTEMS OPERATOR, JULY 1966 – JUNE 1967, EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEMS OPERATOR, JUNE 1967 – APRIL 1979, MCDONNELL DOUGLAS”.
2000 HOURS PHANTOM II patch
4000 HOURS PHANTOM II patch
2002 Navy League Directory
Red River Valley Fighter Pilots book “RIVER RATS”
Coffee Cup, “NOX MEA AUXILIATRIX EST”
Coffee Cup, “GRIM REAPERS”
Coffee Cup, “NANCY – FLIGHT OPS MCDONNELL” (Nancy was his wife.)
Coffee Cup, “MCDONNELL PHANTOM II – NANCY – FIGHTING 84”
Coffee Cup, “CNARF – NARTU – MEMPHIS”
Coffee Cup, “FLIGHT OPS MCAIR”
Coffee Cup, “DICK – FLIGHT OPS – MCDONNELL”
Plaque, 9 by 12 inches, brass on wood, the “High Flight” poemwith flight officer wings and a brass plate that reads “In Appreciation For Your Leadership From NACU 0172.”
Plaque, 8 by 10 inches, brass on wood, Department of Navy Naval Avionics Center Commanding Officer Aug 1978 to Sep 1980.
Plaque, 7 ½ by 9 inches, NAS Norfolk VA, for services as administration officer Aug 1955 to Jun 1966.
Plaque, 6 ½ by 7 inches, Fighting Eighty Four from officers of VF-84 Jolly Rogers Jun 1964 to Feb 1966.
Framed Item, 24 ½ by 18 ½ inch color print, titled “201 at Angels One-Five”, by Gene Dupuis, #26 of 1,000, signed “To R.L. Richards, Best Wishes.”
Framed Item, 11 ½ by 14 ½, Presidential Appointment to Captain.
Framed Item, Color photo, 5 ½ by 7 ½, Richards & a pilot standing in front of F-4 on carrier deck in full gear, holding helmets, pilot is wearing VF-84 baseball cap.
Framed Item, 11 by 14, Presidential Appointment to Lieutenant.
Framed Item, 11 by 14 Color portrait of Richards as lieutenant. Fair condition
Framed Item, 9 by 12, Certificate of retirement, 4 Jun 1993.
Framed Item, 14 ½ by 11 ½, Vietnam War certificate for Operation Rolling Thunder, July 1 1965 to Nov 21 1965. Very clorful
Framed Item, 9 ½ by 11 ½, Centurion Triple Certificate from USS Independence, 3 Nov 1965
Framed Item, 9 ½ by 11 ½, “Old Pro” certificate for 3,000 flight hours in Phantom, 6 May 1966
Framed Item, 16 ½ by 20 ½, “Ancient Order of Shellbacks” certificate USS independence, 21 May 1965.
Framed Item, 14 by 20 ½, McDonnell Certificate for being the 35th Radar Intercept Officer in a Phantom. They were given to the first one hundred RIOs. 15 Feb 1961
Framed Item, 9 ½ by 11 ½, Old Pro certificate for 3,000 hours in a Phantom with “3000 HOURS, PHANTOM II” patch.
Framed Item, 8 by 10, Color Photo of Richards and a pilot in full gear in front of F-4 on a carrier.
Framed Item, 8 by 10, B & W photo of Richards and a pilot standing in the cockpits of an F-4.
Framed Item, 9 ½ by 11 ½, color photo of 24 pilots and RIOs in front of a Jolly Roger F-4 on a carrier.
Framed Item, 8 ½ by 11, Retired Reserve Certificate, 1 July 1986.
Framed Item, 7 ½ by 9 ½ inches, black & white photo of Richards and a pilot in the cockpits of an F-4 Phantom.
Framed Item, color photo McDonnell Douglas test pilots in front of 5,000th Phantom.
Framed Item, 11 by 14, color photo of test pilot Richards posing on boarding ladder of Phantom.
Framed Item, 8 ½ by 10 ½, color photo of fourteen McDonnell test pilots in orange flight suits.
Framed Item, 13 ½ by 9, Certificate from the Naval Avionics Center Reserve Unit for contributions from 1 Oct 1979 to 30 Sept 1980.
Framed Item, 10 by 12, Color Portrait of Richards as a lieutenant.
Framed Item, Black & white photo, 8 by 10, Richards when a lieutenant in dress whites wearing DFC, Air Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal and Naval Aviation Observer wings.
LETTER dated 2 Feb 1980 congratulations on promotion to captain from Rear Admiral Robert L. Zralek.
LETTER dated 25 Jan 1980 congratulations on promotion to captain from Rear Admiral C.J. Kempf.
Hiring Letter from McDonnell Douglas dated 28 march 1966.
Phone Directory McDonnell Douglas St. Louis June 1989.
U.S. Naval Institute Directory 1997
Unit History, “The Seachest”, the history of Class 24, U.S. Naval School, Newport, R.I., officers candidates 27 Jan 1956.
Letter, of 30 June 1966 listing stations where he served and medals and awards earned.
Honorable Discharge Certificate as lieutenant dated 30 June 1966
Citation awarding the Distinguished Flying Cross with First and Second letters of endorsement and cover letter.
Commendation for outstanding performance on the U.S.S. Independence dated 13 Dec 1965
Letter of Commendation for Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara’s Vietnam tour of field installations dated 3 Jul 65. 6 pages
Letter awarding the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal dated 4 Sep 65, 2 pages
Citation letter for Navy Commendation Medal dated 14 Sep 65
Six Letters of citation for Air Medals one through six.
Letter from NAS Glenview presenting Cpt. Richards with Naval Ensign. Undated
Program, Change of Command and Retirement, NAS Glenview, 25 Oct 86
Certificate, 8 by 10 inches, from Commander of U.S. Atlantic Fleet awarding the “E” for Excellence to Fighter Squadron 84 for the year 1965
Large 3-Ring Binder, containing Navy Systems Acquisition Management Course, March 1986.
Chart Case, green nylon, 10 by 15 by 4 inches, contains about six pounds of charts, etc. for delivery of F-4 to England. 1970
Chart Pouch, 12 by 6 by 4 inches with 1977 navigation books and charts.
Chart Pouch, 11 by 7 by 4 inches, with charts, paperwork and books for delivery of F-4 to Isreal in 1977. Also contains F/RF4-C/D/E Crew Chief’s Handbook, McDonnell Douglas 1 DEC 1967.
Boatswains Pipe, GEMSCO
Pamphlet, “Welcome Aboard USS Independence (CVA-62)”, printed when the commander of the carrier was Captain L.V. Swanson.
Pamphlet, First Aid For Air Crews, 1953, fair.
Manual, NATOPS Pocket Checklist F-4Baircraft, 15 Jan 1965
Charts, Approximately eight pounds of vintage aviation charts and supplements.
END RICHARD'S FLIGHT GROUP
U020 Overalls, herringbone twill, camouflage, World War II, U.S.M.C. Size 36R Excellent condition, $1250.00
SOLD U021 Jacket and Trouser Set- Herringbone twill, camouflage, World War II, U.S.M.C. Jacket size 38, trousers are size 34 X 29. Condition is near new except slight corrosion on buttons. $850.00 the set.
U022 World War II four pocket tunic. Second Cavalry patch of felt aplique construction on left shoulder. Tunic in poor condition, patch in excellent condition. $30.00
UO33 World War II Navy Officer's Jacket and Skirt, winter, size 12, labels intact: "Desmond's", "Tailored by Handmacher", excellent condition, $125.00
UO32 World War II Army Woman's HBT shirt, size medium (16-18), dated Dec. 18, 1943, Rogol Mfg. Co., excellent label, new condition, never worn or washed, museum quality, $85
UO31 World War II Army Woman's HBT pants, size medium (16-18), dated Feb. 21, 1945, Freeland Mfg. Co., excellent label, new condition, never worn or washed, museum quality, $100
U029 World War II Women's Army Corps wool field jacket liner, M-1943, knit collar and sleeves, size 14 long, excellent condition, $50.00
UO40 WW II U. S. Public Health Service Uniform, Jacket and Skirt, Woman's, Summer, gray and white stripe, with epaulets and buttons, Jacket size 38-40, Skirt 34" x 27", very good condition, $200
U024 U.S.A.F. Flying Trousers. The gold and black label states: "TROUSERS, FLYING, INNER, TYPE E-1A, Specification No. 51B3607, Size 42, Stock No. USAF 8310-574090-331, Order No. AF 30044, LION UNIFORM COMPANY, 100% WOOL - DRY CLEAN ONLY, U.S. PROPERTY" The trousers are made of blue wool and the condition is excellent. $85.00
UO36 Flight Suit Orange in original sealed package, tag reads "Coveralls, Flying, Indian orange, Type II, Spec. No. MIL-C-5390F (WEP) Contaract Number: 5374, Size 38 Regular" NOS condition, $125.00
UO37 Trousers, Field, Wool Serge, 42 X 33, 18 OZ--Special Stock No. 55-T-35042-33, Levinsohn Bros. & Co. Inc., Patter Date April 12, 1944, Phila. Q. M. Depot, very good condition, $125
UO38 Jacket, Field, Wool, O.D., size 42 long, "Ike Jacket", Curlee Clothing Company, Dated 7-17-44, Phil. Q. M. Depot, 12th Air Force Patch on right sleeve, 9th Air Force Patch on left sleeve, Technician 5th Grade rank on both sleeves, believed to be owned by a Tuskeege Airman--ID number stamped in lining " H-5147"--a research project. Very Good condition, $100
SOLD UO39 WW II Tropical Tunic and Trousers, Officer's, 4 Pocket, White Linen material, size 40 regular, with U.S. Army Air Corps patch--felt on left sleeve, label reads: "Tailored by Goodall Palm Beach From the Genuine Cloth, inside pocket tag reads: "Palm Beach Suits", Trousers 34 x 31, label reads "Palm Beach Trousers and Slacks", very good condition, $300
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