Original U.S. WWII 84th Infantry Division Ike Jacket with German-Made Railsplitter Tab with Photo of Veteran Wearing the Ike Jacket Japanese Edged Weapons Blade collar ("habaki") is laminated

Blade collar ("habaki") is laminated brass

2 and Royal Aircraft Factory F

something we do not see often at all

Magazine Lee-Enfield Converted Mark II at the Royal Small Arms Factory at Enfield Lock in 1905

On D-Day the squadron bombed the beachhead area using pathfinder aircraft

Original U.S. WWII 84th Infantry Division Ike Jacket with German-Made Railsplitter Tab with Photo of Veteran Wearing the Ike Jacket Japanese Edged Weapons Blade collar ("habaki") is laminatedOriginal Item: One of a Kind: An excellent untouched example of a WWII GIs Ike Jacket with Insignia, as found from the veterans estate. The jacket is unique in that it came with a blown up photograph of the veteran later in life wearing this exact jacket. The jacket is exactly as seen in the 20 x 16 photograph. The June 22, 1944 Dated Ike Jacket is marked size 36 R (Regular), and has T 4 Chevrons on each sleeve, an enlistment chevron on the left cuff