U.S. MILITARY UNIFORMS
Large lot of United States Military garments and accoutrements, most post-World War II, includes: two khaki Marine Corps service uniform shirts with Lance Corporal rank patches; a khaki Marine Corps service uniform shirt with Sergeant rank patches; a short sleeve khaki Marine Corps service uniform shirt with Sergeant rank patches; a short sleeve khaki Marine Corps service uniform shirt with Staff Sergeant rank patches; a long sleeve khaki Marine Corps service uniform shirt with Staff Sergeant rank patches; a long sleeve khaki Marine Corps service uniform shirt with Private, First Class rank patches; a Marine Corps BDU jacket with EGA stencil and "Marine Corps" chest patch, with accompanying trousers; a Marine Corps forest green wool jacket with EGA buttons, bearing chalk markings identifying it as a possible factory reject; two olive drab fatigue jackets with accompanying trousers; a khaki Marine Corps jacket with gold metallic EGA buttons; a green wool U.S. Army greatcoat with eagle and shield insignia on the buttons; a blue wool U.S. Navy jacket with Lieutenant (J.G.) sleeve insignia; a forest green double breasted military overcoat, with the name "Woods" inked inside the collar; a long sleeved brown wool work shirt, unmarked; two black long sleeve heavy shirts, unmarked; a pair of U.S. Navy khaki swim trunks; a pair of green wool U.S. Army trousers with ankle laces; three pairs of blue wool U.S. Navy 14-button trousers; three pairs of U.S. Army green cotton trousers; two pairs of military khaki trousers; two pairs of black wool dress uniform trousers; a pair of green-brown wool uniform trousers; a brown marine Corps garrison cap, unmarked; one khaki tie, probably Marine Corps issue; a Marine Corps Academy green wool peaked cap, without insignia; and a forest green wool cap cover. All are very good to fine.