Trousers, Wool, Serge, OD, 34 x 33, French-Made
Very nice genuine WWII US Army M37 wool serge trousers, standard issue.
The details legible on the label indicate that these trousers were manufactured by tailor Desfossés in Tours, France in 1945.
Size 34 x 33.
Excellent overall condition; complete with all buttons.
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Very nice genuine WWII US Army M37 wool serge trousers, standard issue.
The details legible on the label indicate that these trousers were manufactured by tailor Desfossés in Tours, France in 1945.
Size 34 x 33.
Excellent overall condition; complete with all buttons.
