U.S. Army M-1950 Ike Jacket and Military Issued Button Down shirt, 42R (approx)

Measurements for jacket Pit to pit- 21in Arm inseam-20in Length- 21in Measurements for button down Pit to pit-20in Length-29in Flaws (see photos) -jacket has a few snaps missing -missing patch on sleeve -some holes in lining along neckline -stains on shirt The jacket is an authentic U.S. Army M-1950 Ike Jacket from the Korean War era. These waist-length, olive drab wool serge jackets were standard issue for U.S. troops from the late 1940s to the late 1950s. The jacket features an open collar with notched lapels, button-down epaulettes, and a short waist tab. It has two flapped chest pockets, characteristic of the M-1950 specification. It is made from a wool blend material, specifically an olive drab (OD) wool serge.