Original WWII-era U.S. Marine Corps P41 utility jacket constructed from sage-green cotton herringbone twill. Originally intended as work clothing, the P41 was widely worn by Marines as a field and combat garment during World War II.
 
The chest pocket retains a faded but visible original “USMC” marking with the Eagle, Globe and Anchor emblem beneath it. The jacket features the standard three-pocket construction and retains two original U.S. Marine Corps-marked front buttons.
 
Heavily worn condition with overall fading, discoloration, stains, scattered small holes, fraying and loose or opened stitching. Four buttons are missing in total: two front buttons and one button from each cuff. Additional wear is present around the pockets, cuffs and seams. No readable manufacturer label or size marking remains. Please review all photos closely for condition.