Green Uniform Details

May 11th, 1956 dated,
US Army, "Coat, Man's, Wool, Serge, Army Green 44, Spec. Number MIL-C-13990 (Q.M.C.), Pattern date 23rd of March, 1956, Philiadelphia Quartermaster Depot", belonging to Airborne, Brigadier General (i.e.: a 1 Star General), named: "Peebles", serving in the 104th "Timberwolves" Infantry Division (also ex-18th Airborne Corps. - in combat).

Includes his original "Peebles" name tag
Includes his original General's mohair cloth rings on each cuff
Has his 104th "Timberwolves" Infantry Division patch on his left shoulder
Has his 18th Airborne Corps. combat patch on his right shoulder
Includes his original General's trousers
Museum added correct style/period Field Grade Officer's Peaked Service Cap
Has his metal stars on each epaulette
Includes his original ribbons, pins, decorations, etc.
Includes his two "US" pins on the collar

Uniform Condition is Excellent/Plus.

White Uniform Details

Post 1955 period,
US Army , custom tailored, white serivce dress uniform.

Includes his ribbon bar
Includes his silver metal stars on each shoulder
Includes his two "US" pins on the collar
Includes his two silver metal "General Staff" stars on the lapels
Includes his original white trousers

Uniform Condition is Excellent/Plus.

Green Uniform Medals and Awards

Blue Infantry Lanyard (on right shoulder)
Meritorous Unit Commendation (on right breast)
Bronze Star Medal with "V" for Valor
American Defense Service Medal
American Campaign Medal
European/African/Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with one Bronze Star
World War II Victory Medal
Armed Forces Reserve Medal
Glider Badge (on left pocket flap)
Basic Parachutist Badge (on left pocket flap)
French, World War II, Croix de Guerre, 2-Citations, Lanyard (on left shoulder)

White Uniform Medals and Awards

Bronze Star Medal with "V" for Valor
American Defense Service Medal
American Campaign Medal
European/African/Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with one Bronze Star
World War II Victory Medal
Armed Forces Reserve Medal

Comments from the Curator: (on both uniforms)

(These uniforms are being sold as a 2 piece set)
All US Army General's uniforms are very vaulable today, and sell at substantial prices. They command even higher prices if they are attributed (i.e.: "named/identified"). Prices increase if the General has World War II service, and increases again if it is World War II combat service. Another coast excallator is if the General served in a desirable branch of the service such as in the Tank Corps., Cavalry, Airborne, Rangers, etc. These two uniforms are named to Major General "Peebles". It is one of a two uniform grouping obtained from his estate decendents. Currently Peebles biographical history is being researched. However, the early dating found on this uniform in relation to his high rank and many World War II period combat award ribbons/insignia - plus his "Airborne," "Parachutist," and "Glider" badges, greatly increase the value of these two uniforms.

Buy it Now for the Pair- $8000.00

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A.A.F. Tank Museum
3401 U.S. Hwy 29B
Danville, VA  24540
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