Original 1930's U. S. Army Named Officer's Army Ground Forces Patched Jacket

SCARCE ORIGINAL PRE WW2 1930's U. GREAT DEPRESSION ERA AND NRA TAGGED NAMED U. ARMY ARTILLERY OFFICER'S OD WOOL UNIFORM JACKET WITH FULL OFFICERS INSIGNIA. THIS JACKET FEATURES A FOUR POCKET FRONT AND RETAINS ALL OF ITS GOLD IN COLOR METAL U. ARMY OFFICER BUTTONS WITH METAL BELT RAMPS TO WAIST AREA.

JACKET ALSO FEATURES A SEWN U. ARMY GROUND FORCES PATCH TO ITS LEFT SHOULDER AND RETAINS ALL OF IT METAL U. ARMY ARTILLERY OFFICERS INSIGNIA TO ITS COLLARS AND LAPELS WITH 1st LT. OFFICER RANK BARS TO SHOULDERS.

JACKET'S SLEEVE CUFFS FEATURE OFFICER BRAID. INTERIOR OF THE JACKET IS FULLY LINED WITH MAKER'S TAG BY ITS INTERIOR POCKET.

THE INTERIOR POCKET FEATURES A NAME TAG THAT IS NAMED TO U. Mc IHOY AND IS MARKED FOR SIZE 37-1/4. THERE IS ALSO A NEAT U. GREAT DEPRESSION ERA "NRA" (NATIONAL RECOVERY ACT) U. MEASUREMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS, 16'' FROM SHOULDER TO SHOULDER, 17" FROM ARMPIT TO ARMPIT, SLEEVES MEASURE 24" IN LENGTH AND THE JACKET MEASURES 32 IN HEIGHT FROM IT'S TOP TO IT'S BOTTOM.

THIS JACKET IS IN OVERALL GOOD CONDITION, SHOWING OVERALL AVERAGE USE, AGE AND WEAR HAVING SOME MOTHING TO ITS LOWER RIGHT HAND SIDE BOTTOM EDGE AND A FEW OTHER SMALL SCATTERED MOTH NIPS, NOTHING BAD FOR IT AGE. SEE THE ABOVE LISTING PHOTOS FOR FURTHER DETAILS.