April 5, 2024
1969 VIETNAM US SPECIAL FORCES COTTON SHIRT SS SZ S VG
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1969-ISSUE VIET NAM WAR WORN SPECIAL FORCES 3rd TYPE COTTON SATEEN SHIRT CUT OFF SHORT SLEEVES, SMALL SIZE, WITH ORIGINAL SUBDUED PATCHES AND INSIGNIA. EXCELLENT CONDITION, WASHED, PRESSED, NICE, CLEAN!!!.1. US ARMY SPECIAL FORCES PATCH2. CONARC PATCH3. COMBAT INFANTRYMAN BADGE4. ARMY MASTER PARACHUTIST BADGE5. JUNGLE EXPERT PATCH6. PATHFINDER BADGEUS ARMY AND NAME TAPE. Please note that I have a wide selection of Viet Nam era utility shirts (1st, 2nd and 3rd type) in different sizes and shades available. All are processed (professionally repaired, buttons replaced if necessary, washed, ironed, etc.), clean, in neat condition. If you like this item and the originally attached patches/insignia, but it's not your size, (or you want the original LONG SLEEVED version) please indicate so timely before auction's end as all the patches/insignia can be transfered to another shirt of your size and your exact choice. The shirt is moderately used, in excellent condition, no rips, no holes, no repairs, no problems, no issues. The sleeves have been cut off into short sleeve. Has recently been washed, clean, fresh scent, no bad odor from army surplus warehouse/country barn/urban basement/garage/Value Village storage or cig smoke. The size tag is worn off. Actual measurements: shoulder to shoulder 16", armpit to armpit 21", neck center to bottom
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