WWII–1950s U.S. Army Officer’s Service Coat – Army Ground Forces Patch For Sale

Authentic U.S. Army officer’s dress/service jacket, likely late WWII to early 1950s period. The interior label reads “Regulation Army Officer’s Uniform” beneath the Great Seal of the United States. The left shoulder features the Army Ground Forces patch (red, white, and blue horizontal oval), used from 1942–1956, confirming the mid-century era.

This is a classic 4-pocket officer’s coat in light olive drab “pinks” shade with original gilt eagle buttons and tailored lapel cut. Perfect for collectors, reenactors, or WWII/Korean War uniform displays.

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Features:

• Original Regulation Army Officer’s Uniform label

• Army Ground Forces shoulder patch (WWII–Korean War era)

• Four gold eagle buttons on front, two pocket buttons

• Fully lined interior

• Shoulder epaulets with small gilt buttons

• Approx. chest: 42 inches

• Sleeve: approx. 24 inches

• Length (collar to hem): approx. 31 inches

• Era: Circa late WWII–early 1950s

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Condition:

Very good vintage condition overall for age. Some light wrinkling and minor handling wear from long storage, no major tears or moth damage noted. Displays beautifully.