1940s/50s Hickory Chore Jacket but of the very very

but of the very very few of these I've seen before

Fits small/medium - there is a lot of stretch in it

Introduced into service inn 1967 this was an early iteration of the ERDL pattern camouflage that would become the standard US camo pattern of the second half on Vietnam and on into the 1970s

a MIL-J-7448B model

Quite possibly the most iconic and enduring piece of British military clothing ever made

1940s/50s Hickory Chore Jacket but of the very veryA very unusual 40s 50s hickory chore shirt jacket. Made from nice lightweight hickory denim, three pocket design and mandarin style collar. Condition Used with some yellowing light wear but largely very nice. Size No size tag Fist like a large 23" Shoulder to shoulder 19" Shoulder to cuff 24" Collar to hem 29"