Pattern 1912 Uniform Tunic issued until 1917 and worn by some Marines in WWI.
What period does this tunic represent?
This is a reproduction of the Pattern 1912 Uniform Tunic. It was issued until 1917. Some Marines wore this tunic during World War I.
What material is the tunic made from?
The tunic is made from heavy, quality wool. The wool is the same as that used on the P1926/39 USMC lapel-type service blouse. The material is described as heavy wool. The construction is solid and the tailoring is expert.
Are the correct USMC buttons already attached to the tunic?
The tunics ship with US Army buttons attached. Correct USMC buttons are included with the tunic. The customer must change the buttons themselves.
How is the overall construction and quality of the tunic?
The construction is very solid, with high-quality workmanship. The seams are nicely closed and the lining inside is very well done. The tunic is described as having expert tailoring. The quality of construction and wool is consistently praised.
Is the tunic fully lined?
Yes, the tunic features a full lining. The lining is described as very well done. The full lining contributes to the high-quality workmanship of the garment.
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