Lieutenant Parker's (Xavier Samuel) U.S. army uniform from David Ayer's war drama Fury. As the lieutenant of Wardaddy's platoon, Parker wore an army uniform as he briefed the sergeants before leaving the battalion. This lot includes a jacket, undershirt, cap, trousers, overtrousers, and gun holster with prop gun.

The green cotton jacket (Size 40 R) features lieutenant bars pinned to both shoulders. The wool button-up BDU shirt (Size 48 R) shows little sign of wear with some minor staining around the collar. Worn beneath the BDU shirt is a long-sleeved ribbed undershirt (Size 46). Made of green cotton, the undershirt shows some signs of wear with slight staining and a small tear in the chest. The green cap (Size 7 ? ) has a thick cotton lining which folds over around the sides and back of the head. Made of brown wool, the trousers (Size 30) feature a small tag at the interior labeled "Lt. P1." Worn over the wool pants is a pair of green herringbone overtrousers (Size M). Made of 100% cotton, the overtrousers show various dried mud stains and are marked "Medic" in handwritten ink on the interior seam. A tan web belt loops around the herringbone pants and secures at the front with a gold-painted buckle.

A leather gun holster embossed with "U.S." houses a dense urethane prop Colt M1911A1. The holster loops over the shoulder and is fastened with a black buckle. The included leather boots are lace bound and rise to ankle height. Both boots are labeled with Parker's name written inside the ankle in black ink. A pair of nylon lace gaiters (Size 4) are worn over the boots and feature handwritten labels reading "Lt. Parker." Attached to a shoulder sling is a navigator's satchel also showing Parker's name handwritten in the main pouch. The brown leather gloves are lined with wool and secured at the wrist by a single snapping button.

All items in this lot show light production distressing and remain in good overall condition.

Please note that in order to conform to legal restrictions an orange plastic tip has been added after the production.