US Overcoat, Man"s Wool The Army adopted a new model of enlisted overcoat in 1939, with a long split up the back to accomodate both mounted and dismounted troops.
My overcoats are the same weight as the originals, with the early style brass buttons. Available in even sizes 42-52. They are generously cut and quite long.
* Add 0.30 kg allowance for packaging.
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