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Authentic Vintage WWII U.S. Navy 10-Button Enlisted Peacoat
Up for sale is a phenomenal piece of military history: an authentic, World War II-era (circa 1943–1945) U.S. Navy enlisted man's 10-button peacoat. This jacket features the highly sought-after, heavy-weight Kersey wool construction, providing exceptional density, wind resistance, and warmth that modern wool blends simply cannot match.
Key Features & Details:
-Manufacturer Label: Features the original cotton-printed "Naval Clothing Factory" interior pocket tag with twin fouled anchors.
Button Configuration: Iconic 10-button front setup (8 visible, 2 under-collar throat latch buttons) with original fouled-anchor plastic buttons.
Pockets: Vertical hand-warmer chest pockets lined with period-correct tan corduroy.
Condition: Excellent / Collector Grade
This coat is in exceptional, investment-grade vintage condition, especially given its 80+ year age.
Wool: Incredibly clean, deep dark midnight navy blue (appears near black). Completely MOTH-FREE with NO moth holes, tracking, or thinning.
Lining: The interior satin lining is fully intact with NO rips, tears, or armpit blowouts.
Pockets: Crucially, the internal tan corduroy pocket linings are entirely perfect, intact, and free of typical shredding or holes.
Hardware: All 10 original buttons are securely attached.
Sizing & Measurements (Laid Flat):
There is no modern size tag, but based on the flat-lay measurements, this coat fits like a modern size **40 Regular or 42 Regular** (Adult Medium/Large). Because vintage military tailoring runs narrower than modern clothing, please refer strictly to these measurements:
Pit-to-Pit: 22"
Shoulder-to-Shoulder: 20"
Sleeve Length: 24.5
Back Length: 31.5"
Shipping:
The coat is heavy (approx. 5–6 lbs) and will be carefully packed to avoid excessive creasing. Please ask any questions before making an offer!