WWII Named 100th Infantry Division Uniform Combat Leader For Sale

This is a uniform ID’d to S/Sgt William A. Muller who was member of the 100th Infantry Division, 398th Infantry, L Co, and later transferred to the 12th AD to go home. He received a Bronze Star for actions in Bitche, France (unsure if it was meritorious or valor), and was wounded while in France, as shown in the 100th ID unit history. The uniform is outfitted with a nice bullion CIB (notice it’s offset, and not hiding behind the collar), theater-made 398th DUIs, combat leader stripes, and a nice 100th German-made patch. The jacket and shirt have Muller’s laundry number inside of it. The shirt also display combat leader stripes.