Original USMC ERDL Jungle Fatigue Coat | 1969 | Size Small-Regular
Description
The green hell in ERDL camo.
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Pattern History: The ERDL camouflage pattern was heavily favored by US Marines and Special Operations units during the later stages of the Vietnam War.
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Authentic USMC Details: Features the classic slanted chest pockets. The left pocket proudly bears a clear black stencil of the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor (EGA) and the letters "US MC".
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Maker & Date: The pristine instruction label confirms it was manufactured by the famous Alpha Industries Inc. under contract DSA 100-69-C-1722 (dating to 1969). Constructed from 100% wind-resistant cotton poplin (Class 2).
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"Salty Veteran" Condition: The fabric still boasts remarkably rich and vibrant colors. This coat saw real action and features authentic period field repairs (visible stitching on the inside of the lower pocket and above the collar label). It’s a piece with a true combat story!
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Sizing: Small-Regular (Fits chest 33-37 in., height 67-71 in.).
Technical Specs:
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Item: Coat, Man's, Camouflage Cotton, Wind Resistant Poplin, Class 2
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Era: Vietnam War (1969 Contract)
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Material: 100% Cotton Poplin
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Size: Small - Regular
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Condition: Used (Vibrant colors, authentic field repairs)
