Jacket, Deck, US Navy, Blue, Named
Rare genuine WWII US Navy deck jacket, made in pile-lined, blue twill fabric and featuring two side pockets.
Nice U.S.N. markings stenciled on the left chest; Serval zip is in working order and all buttons are still present.
Good overall condition; retains part of its label, showing name Lloyd J.R.
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