Post-WWII U.S. Army Dress Uniform Jacket - Early Cold War Era - Size Medium (Estimated)

Step into the early Cold War era with this authentic U.S. Army dress uniform jacket, a well-preserved piece from the late 1940s to early 1950s. This jacket is a rare find for collectors, reenactors, and military history enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into the transitional period of U.S. Army uniforms. Estimated to be a Size Medium, it provides a tailored fit for display or wear.

Crafted from blue-grey wool, this jacket features the classic design of the era with notched lapels, shoulder epaulets, two chest pockets, and two large lower pockets with flaps, all secured with original U.S. Army buttons bearing the eagle insignia. Brass “U.S.” pins on the lapels signify general Army service, while the absence of rank or unit insignia suggests it may have been worn by an officer or kept as a spare uniform. This jacket reflects the Army’s experimentation with darker shades in the post-WWII years, a precursor to the Army Green Service Uniform introduced in 1954.

This jacket is in very good vintage condition, with the blue-grey wool exterior showing minimal wear and no significant damage. The interior lining is intact and well-preserved, reflecting careful storage over the decades (see photos for details). Perfect for a military collection, historical reenactments, or as a unique addition to a vintage wardrobe, this early Cold War-era dress uniform jacket is a tangible link to the U.S. Army’s history during a pivotal time. Don’t miss your chance to own this remarkable piece of American military heritage.

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