Jacket, Dress, Service, WAC, Technical Sergeant, 6th Infantry Division
Genuine WWII US Army Other Ranks wool serge service dress jacket, of the type intended for female personnel.
Size 40R.
Quite good, worn condition; retains the following cloth insignias: 6th Infantry Division shoulder sleeve insignia, Technical Sergeant rank stripes, three Service Stripes, and Meritorious Unit Citation.
Laundry number P-0529 has been inked inside several times; all front buttons are being kept in place with a safety pin.
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Size 40R.
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