Vintage Military good - M-1951 Military Field Jacket With Patches Size Small Nicely W
Vintage Military good - M-1951 Military Field Jacket With Patches Size Small Nicely W, Vintage Military - M-1951 Military Field Jacket With Patches Size Small Nicely Worn Great Distressed LookAll buttons snaps drawstrings and.
Product code: Vintage Military good - M-1951 Military Field Jacket With Patches Size Small Nicely W
Vintage Military - M-1951 Military Field Jacket With Patches Size Small Nicely Worn Great Distressed good Look All buttons, snaps, drawstrings and zippers are present and tight and in good working condition. No holes, rips excessively worn areas or bad odors. Nice softened surface that takes years to achieve. There is brown staining throughout and especially on the back in a splatter pattern but it adds to the cool distressing and makes the piece perfect in our estimation. Measured Size: 17.5” pit to pit 23” sleeves 30” length 18.5” shoulders The M-1951 field jacket was issued from 1951-1965 placing it in the Korean War to Vietnam War era. This piece has some great patches to include colored versions of Private E-2 Rank on both sleeves and a unit patch on the right shoulder and the US Army tape in the black and gold colors. The unit patch is the regulation US Army, Europe patch, and this soldier was more than likely stationed in Germany towards the beginning of the Cold War.
Vintage Military - M-1951 Military Field Jacket With Patches Size Small Nicely Worn Great Distressed good Look All buttons, snaps, drawstrings and zippers are present and tight and in good working condition. No holes, rips excessively worn areas or bad odors. Nice softened surface that takes years to achieve. There is brown staining throughout and especially on the back in a splatter pattern but it adds to the cool distressing and makes the piece perfect in our estimation. Measured Size: 17.5” pit to pit 23” sleeves 30” length 18.5” shoulders The M-1951 field jacket was issued from 1951-1965 placing it in the Korean War to Vietnam War era. This piece has some great patches to include colored versions of Private E-2 Rank on both sleeves and a unit patch on the right shoulder and the US Army tape in the black and gold colors. The unit patch is the regulation US Army, Europe patch, and this soldier was more than likely stationed in Germany towards the beginning of the Cold War.