Original American World War Two Era Officer's Uniform Grouping, 8th Air Force, 487th Bomb Group, Lavenham, Large Size Post World War Two The Mk XII was the

The Mk XII was the first production version of the Spitfire to use the Rolls-Royce Griffon engine

Complete with Middlesex Regimental cap badge

A 'Follow Me' infantry school patch on the left shoulder

Laundry number L-4011 inked inside

Reproduction 1939/45 Star and 1939/45 War Medal

Original American World War Two Era Officer's Uniform Grouping, 8th Air Force, 487th Bomb Group, Lavenham, Large Size Post World War Two The Mk XII was theAn original US WW2 era Officer's uniform grouping. Comprises Class A dress tunic, chocolate shirt, one pair of 'pink' trousers and one pair of 'chocolate' trousers. Both pairs of trousers are named to a John Nordstrom, with laundry number N 5291. This laundry number is also present on a period laundry label pinned inside the back of the tunic. The shirt is not named, but this was obtained as a complete grouping, directly from the United States. A