Genuine WWII US Army Other Ranks double-breasted wool overcoat.
This type features two slanted side pockets, two shoulder straps and a buttoned half-belt in the back. All original buttons are still present. The sleeves retain the 5th Armored Division shoulder patch (reproduction) and Private First Class rank stripes.
Complete and in good overall condition despite a few moth holes. Size 44S.
Great genuine WWII US Army fur-trimmed, reversible ski parka (khaki and white), made up of a double layer of water-repellent poplin, of the type introduced in 1942.
This model features wolf fur around the hood edge, three buttons and a drawstring at the collar, and two large side pockets with buttoned flaps.
Such parkas were issued to the First Special Service Force (FSSF) in 1943-1944, then to the First Airborne Task Force, and later to various Army units during the Battle of the Bulge in 1944-1945.
Size: Medium. Contract dated August 17, 1942.
Mint, unissued condition.
Nice genuine WWII US Army officer's field overcoats wool and satin lining.
Very good overall condition.
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