U.S. Army Ponchos, Slickers & Raincoats 1901 to 1919

[Murphy92]

Thanks for those pics WW1Nerd ...it's the same than mine !!! extra

Sadly, there's only two buttons ...others missing...

 

 

[Murphy92]

other view

[Murphy92]

one more ...

[Murphy92]

"label tag" close up

[world war I nerd]

Even with the missing buttons that's a great find.

 

Here's what I think is stamped on the label:

 

CONTRACTOR

STANDARD or RYANDARD OILED

CLOTHING CO.

Contract 3843-4

DATE JUNE 3, 1918

SIZE 2

[Murphy92]

For me I read ont the 3 first line

CONDUCTOR

STANDARD

OILED

[Murphy92]

Sorry, I read :

CONTRACTOR

STANDARD OILED

[Croix de Guerre]

Wha an amazing thread and incredible research!  Fantastic!

[Aurel]

Hi, 

Here another view of the jacket of Murphy92 (Purchased last year) 

Best regards

Aurel 

[MARKSMAN1918]

Hi, 

 

here, a Raincoat 1918 but dated 1917.

this one was  found on France near Chaumont.

 

Regards,

 

MARKSMAN1918

 

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[MARKSMAN1918]

Just now, MARKSMAN1918 said:

Hi, 

 

here, a Raincoat 1918 but dated 1917.

this one was  found on France near Chaumont.

 

Regards,

 

MARKSMAN1918

 

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