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marine corps dress blue coat

marine corps dress blue coat Authentic WWII 1948 USMC Dress Blue Uniform Jacket

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marine corps dress blue coat Authentic WWII 1948 USMC Dress Blue Uniform JacketSIZE 34S (X Small Small) WW2 Era: 1948 Marines First USMC DRESS BLUES JACKET. *** Vintage sizes are different from modern sizes, often run much smaller, and differ from brand to brand. Please purchase based on measurements below and not based on tag size Post WW2 WWII USMC MARINE CORPS DRESS BLUE JACKET Uniform Tunic 1948 Named. Size 2S = measured as a 34 Short. Shoulder 17, sleeve 23, length 28. Condition is Used, do not see any moth nips. The name

SIZE 34S  (X-Small/Small)

WW2 Era: 1948

Marines First USMC DRESS BLUES JACKET.

*** Vintage sizes are different from modern sizes, often run much smaller, and differ from brand to brand. Please purchase based on measurements below and not based on tag size 

Post WW2 WWII USMC MARINE CORPS DRESS BLUE JACKET Uniform Tunic 1948 Named.

Size 2S = measured as a 34 Short.
Shoulder 17, sleeve 23, length 28.
Condition is Used,  do not see any moth nips.


The name reads: F.F. Canizaro JR. From what i was given for research he joined in early 1947 and served through early 1950. Looks like he served with first signal battalion first Marine division. His mos was 345 - truck driver.

Jacket is in Great Condition for its age. Material is WOOL, and retains ALL brass buttons from that time period.

ITEM IS USED. ITEM IS OLD AND WILL HAVE SOME IMPERFECTIONS

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