WW2 US Army German Made 7th Army Patch SSgt Ike Uniform Lot Seven Steps to Hell

  
Here is a WW2 Era Uniform Lot From The Same Soldier Ranging From His Wartime Service to the Post War Occupation. His laundry number is inside, but unresearched. (1) 1944 WWII Wool Ike Jacket Size 36R with Staff Sergeant Patches, WWII Meritorious Unit Citation Patch and One Hashmark Patch. WWII Wool Ike Jacket Size 36R with German-Made 7th Army Seven Steps To Hell Patch, Staff Sergeant Patches, WWII Meritorious Unit Citation Patch and One Hashmark Patch. (3) Pairs of Wool Trousers Size Appears to be W36 L32. One Pair of the Trousers was made in Frankfurt, Germany. The items have the typical wear and moth holes associated with WWII items. One pair of the trousers have visible mends. I have included pictures to illustrate the condition. Please ask for additional pictures if so desired. All items are in found condition. They have not been laundered or cleaned in any way, for collector purposes.

The 7th United States Army was a field army of the United States Army established during World War II. It participated in campaigns across Europe, including landings in Southern France and invasions into Germany. The "7 Steps to Hell" nickname and the pyramid design on the patch symbolized the army's arduous journey through the European theater. Original WWII era patches in excellent condition are highly sought after by military collectors.

The value is influenced by factors such as rarity, design, and historical significance. The "7 Steps to Hell" patch is a particularly desirable example due to its striking design and the 7th Army's role in key WWII campaigns.