United States. A Second World War U.S. Army Airborne Infantry Officer’s Service Jacket for a First Lieutenant Province of China He attested to the Royal

He attested to the Royal Artillery at Greenwich on the 13th of May 1884 (Gunner No

dual cornucopia hallmarked and marked with a "1 ARGENT" (silver) between the cornucopias on the edge

mounted to a silver base with seven points and stem

(Magyar koronás érmak)

so that he could enlist with the Royal Canadian Air Force

United States. A Second World War U.S. Army Airborne Infantry Officer’s Service Jacket for a First Lieutenant Province of China He attested to the RoyalAn Army Class A service jacket constructed in olive drab wool and unattributed, with no tailors or manufacturers label present. The rank is indicated by a single silver bar affixed to each shoulder strap, correctly denoting a First Lieutenant. The lapels are fitted with gilt U. S. collar devices paired with crossed rifles insignia, identifying Infantry branch service. The left shoulder bears a black embroidered AIRBORNE tab with yellow lettering, worn