USMC 1968/69 Vietnam Camo Souvenir Jacket This is a great example

This is a great example of a 1930s sideline parka

and honestly it shares more with the WW1 peacoats than it's later siblings

Many would make their way to the French in Indochina

Measure 60cm around the inside of the brim

The jungle boots were introduced in 1942 and saw extensive use in the pacific with the Marines

USMC 1968/69 Vietnam Camo Souvenir Jacket This is a great exampleA classic piece of Vietnam vintage clothing. These souvenir jackets were made locally and sold in small shops to US servicemen in the area. This example is made from US Army ponch liners that have been skillfully tailored into lightwight jackets with a fine camo silk shell with embroidery to the back. Rather cooly, this has a button placket made from both beogam and poplin erdl. Condition Mint condition, no wear or damage issues. Size Fits a medium