West Point 1950s Cadet Jacket Some mothing to the knits
Description
Some mothing to the knits
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
Tagged a size 5
This beautiful silver plated piece would have been made in Japan in 1948 and likely sold to a US serviceman stationed there
This is a Levis 70505 dating to the late 1960s This example features the "Big E" on the tag tag
West Point 1950s Cadet Jacket Some mothing to the knitsA nice early example of the classic West Point cadet jacket. Similar patterns were worn well into the 90s, but this is one of the earliest I've come across dating to the mid 1950s. Condition Worn but nice, some yellowing from age and a moth nip to the waistband. Size Tagged size has faded Fits like a smal medium Pit to pit 21" Shoulder to shoulder 18" Shoulder to cuff 24" Collar to hem 23. 5"
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