

Nice genuine WWII US Army Other Ranks wool serge off-duty coat, complete with all original buttons. Dated 1941, size 38R.
The present jacket retains all its original insignias: Engineer Special Brigades and Tenth Army shoulder sleeve patches, Sergeant rank stripes, US and Corps of Enginners collar discs, Amphibious Engineers breast patch, ribbon bars (Colorado National Guard Achievement Ribbon, WWII Victory Medal, Philippine Liberation Medal with one Star, Good Conduct Medal, American Defense Service Medal, and Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with three Stars), 'Ruptured Duck', Overseas Service Bars and Service Stripe. Laundry number G1535 has been stenciled in the collar.
Good overall condition.
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Nice genuine WWII US Army Other Ranks wool serge off-duty coat, complete with all original buttons. Dated 1941, size 38R.
The present jacket retains all its original insignias: Engineer Special Brigades and Tenth Army shoulder sleeve patches, Sergeant rank stripes, US and Corps of Enginners collar discs, Amphibious Engineers breast patch, ribbon bars (Colorado National Guard Achievement Ribbon, WWII Victory Medal, Philippine Liberation Medal with one Star, Good Conduct Medal, American Defense Service Medal, and Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with three Stars), 'Ruptured Duck', Overseas Service Bars and Service Stripe. Laundry number G1535 has been stenciled in the collar.
Good overall condition.
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