Gloves of pressed wool with leather palms. Size 9. The gloves seem hardly worn, if at all. Leather palm gloves were already worn by US paratroops in Normandy (see photos from Michel DeTrez's books). They became common occurence late 1944 and during the Battle of the Bulge. Also see photo of...

Leather palm gloves. These are actually the very first type when they were made of knitted wool, as seen in the Quartermaster catalog of 1943. The gloves are a size 9, unused and still attached together by a cotton thread with size tag. These early knitted gloves are very hard to find....

Wool knitted cap aka 'Jeep cap' and 'Beanie'. With label Small size. The cap seems unworn but has a tiny hole on the side. As often worn under the helmet. Very good condition.

Officer's Garrison cap with 18th Infantry Regiment crest. The crest is an early type with screw back. A name and some other markings are written on the leather headband. Very good condition.

Officer's belt buckle with jump wings. The bucket was made by Luxenberg. Very good condition.

OD wool knitted high neck sweater, size Medium. With label, 1944 dated. The five buttons are present. The sweater seems hardly worn but does have some scattered small holes on the back mainly. Perfect example of a garment often worn by GI's. Very good condition.

Hand knitted OD wool Balaclava/skull cap. It is a truly used piece with dirt and grime. Very good condition.

WAC officer's cap. Size 22. Very good condition.

Enlisted Men's service cap. Size marked 7. There are a few small moth holes on the top. Very good condition. 

A-3 mechanics cap made of HBT, size 7¼. It was made of the less common OD3 shade HBT. Worn by mechanics and flight personnel alike. With crisp label which has the date of 1943. There are nice blue Army Air Forces stamps on the outside and inside. The cap appears not to have been worn. These...

Cotton B-1 Summer Flying cap, size 7. Unused. Made by the Premium Cap Co. The label has a 1942 date. Blue Air Force stamps on the bill and on the inside . Excellent condition.

Iconic B-2 Winter Flying cap, size 6⅞. Lightly used. With nice AAF order of 1943 label. The leather and sheep shearling are in great shape. The laundry mark R-1100 was stencilled under the visor. There is also the name 'Robinson' written. Nice item with research potential. Very good...