Wwii Imperial Japanese Army Extreme Cold Coat With Detachable Sleeves

Posted Fri, 05/17/2024 - 12:37

WWII Imperial Japanese Army Extreme Cold Coat with Detachable Sleeves

WWII Imperial Japanese Army Extreme Cold Coat with Detachable Sleeves

Ww2 imperial Japanese army overcoat. Delve into the robust history of WWII with this Imperial Japanese Army extreme cold-weather coat, tailored for the harsh climates faced by soldiers.

Made in 1943 and marked by the original factory inspection, this coat is a remarkable collector's piece, combining functionality and history. Authentic Issue: Factory-inspected in 1943, designated large size, with signs of unused condition yet with some stains. Innovative Design: Features detachable sleeves - originally sleeveless for sentry duty and long marches, sleeves were added to prevent frostbite while maintaining the original design concept. Durability: Equipped with loops for attaching cold-weather mittens, though one loop on the left shoulder is missing.

Pristine Condition: The fur shows almost no shedding, indicative of exceptional preservation for its age. This piece reflects the evolution of military attire for extreme weather, from its initial failure in prototypes to the final issue of luxurious, fully lined coats with natural or rayon fur on the collar and cuffs. A rarity in large size, this coat with its unyielding button loops tells a story of the resilience and adaptation necessary for survival in the bitterest of winters. International Buyers - Please Note.

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WWII Imperial Japanese Army Extreme Cold Coat with Detachable Sleeves

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