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WWII Oil Painting of USAAF Sergeant Wearing "Crusher" Cap by K. Swierzy (Berlin, 1945) Artwork along with the lot number

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along with the lot number of "21549"

contains all issues from the year 1933

Westinghouse was the only company that provided ready-to-use paratrooper helmet liners during the war

5 inches tall (including its original wooden frame)

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WWII Oil Painting of USAAF Sergeant Wearing "Crusher" Cap by K. Swierzy (Berlin, 1945) Artwork along with the lot numberDescription This original oil painting on board depicts a sergeant in the U. S. Army Air Force. We can see he is wearing his dress uniform consisting of the iconic crusher cap, Ike jacket with insignia, and a shirt and tie underneath. Judging by the sergeant's gold wedding ring, we can determine that he was married. On the wrist of the same hand, he appears to be wearing a gold watch, and on the opposite wrist a silver identification bracelet. The

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