Authentic vintage Pittsburgh Police dress uniform jacket with built-in mystery

A true piece of history with an incredible backstory! This authentic 1960s Pittsburgh Police tunic was distributed by Gimbels Men's Store and comes with amazing provenance. The History: Found in the pocket was a handwritten name slip: "Tom O'Brien." Records show a Thomas "Ivan" O'Brien served 20 years with the Pittsburgh PD. We believe this was his coat. It was later part of the famous "Donnaland" vintage hoard, stored in the historic Lemp Brewery in St. Louis before being rescued by me in 2011. The Details: Material: Heavy 100% Navy Wool (reads almost black). Buttons: Brass "Pittsburgh Police" buttons by Waterbury Button Co. Patches: Original Keystone shoulder patches. Union Made: ACWA Series 80 tag (1960s era). Design: Features faux lower pockets for a sharp, tailored fit (chest pockets are real). Condition: Good Vintage Condition with specific notes: Small hole on lower front right. Small hole hidden under the left pocket flap. Faint vintage storage scent (clean, no smoke, but needs airing out/dry cleaning). Surface lint/wrinkles. Measurements (Tag 41): Chest: 21.5" flat (43" doubled) Length: 30" Sleeve: 25" A rare, named piece of law enforcement history!