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guys--- I took a chance on this item. a cut down class a. as I said I took a chance and know little about those who were in this area of service. it came off upay of course #141501767137.

your opinions would be greatfully accepted.

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Looks OK, the only thing that had me puzzled was the ordnance collar brass, but I have a photographer's jacket with infantry brass, so anything's possible. Make sure to ask the seller if any of the photo albums are from the same estate -- there could be some interesting results.

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Odd sitching on the correspondent patch and it sure looks awfully clean on that listing.

ORD brass is very odd indeed, but maybe the guy was a writer for the unit newspaper. By the end of the war, anyone who could slap on a correspondent patch would often do so as they had a pretyt high standard of living, even the military ones...

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Ribbons are backward in priority, but authentic.

 

This isn't the uniform of a civilian correspondent. This is a military PA type probably assigned to Stars and Stripes.

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501stGeronimo

Are you meaning the stiching ON the patch or the stiching attaching the patch to the uniform? I don't see anything wrong from my point of view.

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