Original Saving Private Ryan U.S. WWII Army HBT Jacket & Trousers Worn by Extras with Copy of Notarized Letter of Authenticity U.S. Badges This is a nice example

This is a nice example of a “True Crusher” visor cap

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Decorative stitching on Navy uniform cuffs was banned in 1910

The saber should therefore be lifted and supported by the grip and blade rather than by the guard

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Original Saving Private Ryan U.S. WWII Army HBT Jacket & Trousers Worn by Extras with Copy of Notarized Letter of Authenticity U.S. Badges This is a nice exampleOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an Army HBT jacket & trousers costume piece or prop set that was used by an actor during the filming of Steven Spielberg's epic 1998 WW2 film Saving Private Ryan. Both the jacket and trousers are marked CRC, which denotes that the jacket came from the Costume Rentals Corporation, who supplied a substantial amount of World War II era wardrobe and uniform pieces for use in the film. This was just released as