Coat, Serge, Wool, OD, First Sergeant, Amphibious Engineers, ESB, 37R, 1942
Nice genuine WWII US Army Other Ranks wool serge off-duty coat.
Complete and in good overall condition; retains all original buttons insignias: Engineer Special Brigades shoulder sleeve insignia, First Sergeant rank stripes, U.S. and Infantry collar discs, Combat Infantry Badge, ribbon bars (American Defense Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal and European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with one Battle Star), 'Ruptured Duck', Overseas Service Bars and Service Stripe.
Label is dated February 27, 1942. Size 37R.
Laundry number M9181 has been handwritten in the collar.
Description
Belle veste de sortie en serge de laine de l'US Army, d'origine Deuxième Guerre, pour hommes du rang et sous-officiers.
Exemplaire complet, en bon état général, ayant conservé l'ensemble de ses boutons et attributs originaux : insigne d'épaule des Engineer Special Brigades, chevrons de First Sergeant, disques de col U.S. et Infantry, Combat Infantry Badge, barrettes de décorations (American Defense Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal et European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal avec une étoile), insigne de démobilisation, Overseas Service Bars et Service Stripe.
Étiquette datée du 27 février 1942, taille 37R (46-48).
Le matricule partiel M9181 a été inscrit dans le col.
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