United States. A 7th Army ADSEC Eisenhower Jacket visually-hidden with the prongs of the

with the prongs of the pips showing on the underside

damaging 26 others

4 mm (h - inclusive of its crown suspension)

dated 3 June 1945 and addressed to Josef Schuetz of Memmingen (presumably Schütz’s father)

The same year he declared war on Austria

United States. A 7th Army ADSEC Eisenhower Jacket visually-hidden with the prongs of theThe classic Eisenhower Jacket with all original patches, as sewn during wartime, featuring the standard 5 button configuration with two breast pockets, each with matching buttons, dual brass collar discs, denoting army engineer corps, with left shoulder presenting the 7th Army patch, right shoulder presenting the ADSEC shoulder flash, above the Communications Zone European Theater of Operations, with individual ribbon bars above left pocket as well as