WWII US Army Brooks Mackinaw Coat 24th Infantry Division Patch Wool Jacket

Army Mackinaw coat, made by Brooks of California. This double-breasted overcoat was standard issue during WWII for cold-weather wear, especially in Europe. Maker: Brooks, California (labeled inside). Unit Patch: 24th Infantry Division "Victory Division" (green taro leaf on red background, yellow border) on shoulder. Material: Heavy OD wool, quilted lining for insulation.

Style: Double-breasted front with large notched lapels and slash pockets. Chest (pit to pit): 21. Back length (collar to hem): 32. Original WWII coat with great character. Light staining along lower front and sleeves.

Small hole in inside pocket lining. Overall strong and wearable wool with no major structural damage. This is a true WWII artifact with its original 24th Infantry Division patch, making it especially desirable to collectors of Pacific Theater militaria. The 24th Infantry Division saw heavy combat in the Pacific during WWII, including campaigns in New Guinea, Leyte, and Luzon. Items with original unit insignia from this division are sought after by collectors.