Korean War-Era U.S. Army 2nd Infantry Division Overcoat - Sergeant Rank - Size Regular/Medium

Step back in time with this authentic Korean War-era U.S. Army overcoat, a remarkable piece of military history from the storied 2nd Infantry Division, known as the “Indianhead” Division. This double-breasted olive drab overcoat, dating to the early 1950s, is a rare find for collectors, reenactors, and military history enthusiasts. Sized Regular/Medium, it offers a versatile fit for display or wear.

Crafted in the classic OD7 shade of olive drab, this overcoat features all the hallmarks of mid-20th-century military design: a belted waist, wide collar, shoulder epaulets, and sturdy buttons stamped with U.S. Army insignia. The left shoulder proudly bears the iconic 2nd Infantry Division patch, showcasing the black star and Native American head motif that symbolizes the division’s legacy in conflicts like the Korean War, where it earned numerous commendations for battles such as the Chosin Reservoir and the Pusan Perimeter. Both sleeves display Sergeant rank chevrons, with three upward stripes and a rocker below, rendered in the gold-on-blue style typical of the era.

This overcoat is in good vintage condition, showing age-appropriate wear that tells the story of its service. The exterior fabric remains intact with minor signs of use, while the interior lining—a combination of cotton and wool—exhibits some wear, including small tears, consistent with its age and field use (see photos for details). All buttons and features are original, making this a true piece of history.

Perfect for display in a military collection, use in historical reenactments, or as a unique addition to a vintage wardrobe, this 2nd Infantry Division overcoat is a tangible link to the bravery and sacrifice of U.S. soldiers during the Korean War. Don’t miss your chance to own this piece of American military heritage.

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