TWO VINTAGE UNIFORMS / MILITARY / SHIPS

Updated August 16, 2026

This is a vintage U.S. Army green Class A dress-uniform coat, probably dating from the late 1950s through the Vietnam era. The sleeve chevrons appear to be Master Sergeant rank. Estimated value: * Coat alone, as shown: $35–$60 * With matching trousers and cap: $60–$100 * If named to a documented soldier or accompanied by medals/papers: $100–$175+ For your auction, I’d estimate it at $40–$75 and expect bidding around $30–$55. Check the inside pockets for a dated contract label and the soldier’s name. Also inspect carefully for moth holes. Suggested title: Vintage U.S. Army Green Class A Master Sergeant Dress Uniform Coat. Comparable asking prices vary widely, but ordinary green Army coats commonly appear around $25–$80, while documented or airborne examples bring more. 2nd Uniform: This is a vintage U.S. Army officer’s green Class A dress uniform, likely dating from the Vietnam era through the 1970s. The black braid around each sleeve identifies it as an officer’s coat. It appears to include the matching trousers, but most rank and branch insignia are missing. Estimated value: * At auction: $40–$70 * Online retail: $75–$125 * With a dated label, identified soldier, ribbons, and insignia: potentially $125–$200+ The handwritten $95 price is reasonable for a complete coat-and-trousers set in good condition, though similar unadorned sets often sell closer to $50–$75. A clear photograph of the inside manufacturer/contract label would establish the exact year and size.

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