Army green, the real shade — AG-44, the wool the Army wore from Vietnam through the Reagan years. This is a full Class A set: the four-pocket service coat with its gold US-eagle buttons still bright, and the matching trousers that hung beneath it on the same hanger in some footlocker for forty years. The NSN stock numbers are stamped right into the labels — 8405-965-1621 on the coat, 8405-067-4925 on the trousers — the serial-number fingerprint of government issue. Somebody stood at attention in this. It remembers how.
Details
Brand: US Army issue (NSN-stamped, maker unbranded)
Size: Coat 39L / Trousers W-31 L-34 (see measurements)
Era: 1960s–1980s
Made in: USA
The Piece
Army shade-green (AG-44) wool serge
Mid-weight worsted wool, smooth dense hand
Single-breasted four-button coat with matching flat-front trousers
Notch lapel, two breast and two lower flap pockets
Full green satin lining, printed pressing-instruction label inside
Gold-tone US eagle buttons, black mohair sleeve braid
Government NSN stock numbers stamped on both labels
Measurements
Pit to Pit: ~21"
Length: ~33"
Shoulders: ~18"
Sleeve: ~26"
Condition
Very Good — Clean wool with light age softening at the cuffs; all buttons present and lining intact, no insignia attached.
