Militaria Collecting

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Arrived today.

Adolf Galland autographed Hoffmann Postcard.

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WW2 Japanese Kessenfuku Jacket

This is an example of a WW2 Japanese enlisted Kessenfuku, or "Decisive Battle," uniform jacket made of wool. Introduced in 1945 the kessenfuku was meant for use defending the home islands if and when invaded. Because manufacturers used cheaper materials, many variations in cloth and color exist. Buttons on kesenfuku were often made of wood, tin or even baked clay. Both wool and lightweight cotton versions were produced.

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Something a little unusual, an original menu from the Roosevelt Field Airport. Used by the US Army Air Forces during WWI and WWII. It was the launch point for Lindbergh and many other aviators on their flights into history.
 

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USAAF G-1 Oxygen Tank like used on B-17 and B-24. Possibly repurposed post-war for automotive use.

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WW1 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class

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Latest addition. WW1 US Army 1st Infantry Division M1910 Tunic. With dog tags and overseas cap. Named with service record/information. Need to order some more mannequins.

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