Original Wwii Army

And retaining original brass U. Army eagle buttons, shoulder epaulets, and period-correct construction. This is the classic long wool service coat worn by enlisted soldiers prior to the later Eisenhower (Ike) jacket introduction.

Constructed from olive drab wool with a full lining, four front patch pockets with flaps, and a structured military cut. All visible buttons appear original and consistent. Interior ink markings are present, consistent with period issue and service use.

Tag details (from original label). Contract Date: January 15, 1941. Pit to pit: 18 inches.

Shoulder to hem: 29 inches. Good vintage military condition overall. There are multiple small holes consistent with moth wear, ranging from pinprick size to smaller than an eraser. Interior lining shows ink markings from original service use. Wear is consistent with age, storage, and authentic WWII-era use. Please review all photos carefully for condition details. This is an original WWII-era garment, not a reproduction. Ideal for collectors, historians, reenactors, museums, film/theater costuming, or heritage menswear enthusiasts. A solid early-war example with clear provenance and documentation. WWII US Army jacket, World War II wool service coat, 1941 US Army uniform, original military jacket, WWII enlisted coat, Quartermaster Corps jacket, vintage military clothing, olive drab wool coat, WWII service uniform, Frank Garrido Sons, pre Pearl Harbor military, WWII collector uniform, size 39 short jacket, historical military clothing, WWII reenactment uniform.