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Original WWII-era U.S. Marine Corps P41 utility jacket constructed from sage-green cotton herringbone twill. This pattern was widely worn by Marines as work and combat clothing during World War II, particularly in the Pacific Theater.
Features the standard three-pocket layout and embossed U.S. Marine Corps metal buttons. Very faint remnants of the original “USMC” and Eagle, Globe and Anchor chest-pocket stencil still remain visible in person.
Heavily worn original condition with fading, discoloration, stains, scattered holes, fraying and general fabric wear. There is tearing around one front button area and additional wear around the cuffs and pockets. Please review all photos closely.
- Chest: 42 Inches
- Length: 26 Inches
- Branch: U.S. Marine Corps
- Era: World War II
- Approximate Date: Circa 1942–1945
- Pattern: P41 Utility Coat/Jacket
- Material: Cotton herringbone twill
- Color: Faded sage green
- Pockets: One chest pocket and two lower patch pockets
- Closure: Four embossed USMC metal buttons
- Markings: Extremely faint USMC and Eagle, Globe and Anchor pocket stencil
- Manufacturer: Unknown; contract label no longer present
- Condition: Fair, heavily worn original condition
