Hello and thank you for your interest in this item and in shopping with us. Before purchasing any item from us, please read “the particulars” below and understand and agree with them. This is a WWI era cotton tunic. The jacket is in good condition but with a few notes. The shoulder epaulets have been removed. There is light wear, though in really great condition for a 100-year old jacket. The jacket came with a belt, though I don’t believe these tunics originally came with a belt. All the US Army buttons have been replaced by “FREELAND” change buttons. There is no size tag. Following is the measured size of this garment. Chest is measured from armpit seam to armpit seam. Shoulders are measured from shoulder seam to shoulder seam. Length is measured from the bottom of the collar to the bottom of the garment (including waistbands). Sleeve is measured from the shoulder seam to the end of the sleeve (including cuffs). Pants waist is measured unstretched across the top of the garment from side to side. Inseam is measured from the crotch down the inseam to the bottom of the pant leg (including any cuff). Your satisfaction is our priority. We want our customers to have a good shopping experience with us. The vast majority of the items that we sell are pre-owned, meaning they have been used. Therefore, many of them will show light signs of wear. Unless expressly noted as “new with tags”, buyers must understand that the items we sell are used and will likely have small imperfections or other signs of use. The items may have been washed and worn, they may have scuffs or light marks. We make every effort to accurately describe the items that we sell and to photograph any imperfections. However, it is possible that we will miss a detail of an item in the listing process. If we have erred in describing some aspect of the measurements or condition of an item, we will gladly accept a return and offer an apology. Doing that is against U. Thank you once again for shopping with us.
In good vintage condition. Tags in tact and readable with the exception of size. I would guess that they would be a small -medium. Not an expert though, simply rough guess. Not recommended for actual use. Preserver (as stated on tag) is filled with Japan kapok with is similar to cotton yet much lighter in weight. Made in USA- American Pad and textile company. Neck to waist on both approximately 24. Armpit to waist 14-15. Length along front waist when tied to smallest fitting is 17-18. Has some discoloration/staining normal to age and wear and tear/usage. Stitching in great condition. No holes, rips or tears noted. Rare find in great antique/vintage condition. This was found with many other WWII era items. I know these type of life-savers vests were used and tested by military during that time period. These do not have any military markings however. Kapok was less heavy and gave the ability to be more mobile than the cork ones. Also, with a little research, found that this type of vest filled with kapok was used early on in the war until kapok supply was blocked. Very nice pieces of history to display or add to collection. Preowned as is as was found. Please refer to pictures as best visual description. I’ll answer any questions to the best of my knowledge. I would consider any reasonable offer.
Embrace a piece of history with the Vintage 1936 West Point Academy Cadet Coat Jacket, a true gem for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. This item embodies the spirit of a bygone era, featuring the classic design and craftsmanship typical of the Militaria theme. Every detail of this coat jacket tells a story, from the meticulous embroidery to the sturdy materials used during that period. Whether you’re looking to add to your collection or seeking a unique piece to complement your vintage style, this West Point Academy memorabilia is a timeless acquisition.
WWII US 7th Army 40R Ike Jacket 6 Theater Ribbons T/Sgt. Original WWII United States 7th Army 40R Ike Jacket 6 Theater Ribbons: Good Conduct, American Defense with Star, American Campaign, Europe Africa Middle East Campaign with Three Stars, World War Two Victory and WW2 Occupation Service Technical Sergeant, with 2 1/2 Years Overseas Bars, 12 Years Service, and a Meritorious Unit Commendation Patch, Good Pre-War Service Uniform for World War Two, Early Period Jacket Field Wool OD “Ike” Some discoloration to the liner, Laundry Number H6117, Good Issued. As Photographed with wear as seen – Wartime Production. A Nice Candidate for any Collection, Library, or Display. Recent Estate Collection Acquisition & Presented as Acquired, Scarce. Check back often – we search estates and sources across the world to bring a fine selection of militaria. Please review all photos for details regarding the condition of the item listed – further condition information will be included in the listing as is relevant, if you need additional photographs or have questions regarding the condition please do not hesitate to ask. I describe all items to the best of my ability – please do not hesitate to ask any and all questions prior to the close of the listing. Mistakes very rarely occur – however if one does please rest assured that it will be corrected. International Buyers are Welcome!
Inter-War French Army Officer Dress Jacket. This is a fantastic example of an Inter-War French Army Artillery Officer Dress Jacket. Upon the Collar you can find a pair of Bullion Embroidered Artillery Officer Patches as well as a pair of Gilt Lieutenant Rank Stripes on both cuffs. On the Chest you can find a Croix du Combattant (Combatant Cross) Ribbon. The Jacket does not have a size tag or stamp but measures out to a 34-Inch Chest. The condition of this Jacket is fantastic with the only issues being some soiling across the Jacket and some small moth holes in the liner as well as a period repaired rip under the left arm, otherwise there are no tears or missing buttons present. Sorry, our items are NOT available for pick-up. No additional information at this time. You might also like. 2010 Playoff Prestige – Jersey Card #2 Tony Romo, Aaron Rodgers 9/250 Romo Jerse. CIVIL WAR UNION LIGHT ARTILLERY SHELL JACKET. PSA 10 Flareon Japanese FireRed LeafGreen e Battle T005 Pokemon.
1930’s South Pacific Tropical Linen Bush Coat Jungle Jacket Button Type, Light. Original 1930’s South Pacific Tropical Linen Bush Coat Jungle Jacket Button Type, Light. As Photographed with wear as seen. A Nice Candidate for any Period Collection, Impression, or Display. Recent Estate Collection Acquisition & Presented as Acquired. Check back often – we search estates and sources across the world to bring a fine selection of militaria. Please review all photos for details regarding the condition of the item listed – further condition information will be included in the listing as is relevant, if you need additional photographs or have questions regarding the condition please do not hesitate to ask. I describe all items to the best of my ability – please do not hesitate to ask any and all questions prior to the close of the listing. Mistakes very rarely occur – however if one does please rest assured that it will be corrected. International Buyers are Welcome!
A rare civilian jacket / coat made in brown canvas cotton like M38 WW2 French Army jacket, good condition size S. Please look at my other auctions for more great stuff!
Royal Canadian Artillery Lieutenant Named Offices Mess Dress Jacket.
Offered here is an extremely rare example of the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) OD wool jacket also referenced on some books as the wool version of the Type A-1 Flight Jacket. This model was developed by the Quartermasters Corps during the 30’s. The design was actually inspired on the A-1 flight jacket, but in this case unlined olive drab wool replaced the leather shell panels. Windproof knit cuffs followed the same style of the A-1, but the choker collar was replaced by a knit shawl collar closer to the civilian cossack style. Beveled pocket flaps echoed the pocket flaps on the coat. Finally, the waistband was changed to an elasticized band in a muticolored wool knit secured with two buttons to ensure a wind-tight fit. The condition of this example is amazing considering is over 80 years old. All parts are genuine to the jacket. All buttons are present and firm. Tags shows to be a size 42. Right shoulder bears a PFC rank chevron. There is some confusion among collectors due to the resemblance to the A-1 flight jacket, but there is no evidence that this jacket was designed for the Army Air Forces or was ever original issued to pilots. However, the fact is that at least some surplus CCC work jackets were reissued to Army Air Forces ground crews during World War II. Let me know if you have any questions. All sales are final. FOR MORE EXTREMELY RARE MILITARIA, MAKE SURE TO CHECK US ON INSTAGRAM: TRADEAJACKET.
