Name/Title
Uniform, Military WWII JacketEntry/Object ID
7.91.2aDescription
Material: textile, metal, plastic. Size: 17" W. x 31" L. Description: green wool serge - dark green satin bodice lining - tailored waistline - inside breast pocket labeled "Post Exchange Officers Uniform Shop Marine Barracks Quantico, VA." Found inside pocket: "Certificate of Honorable & Satisfactory Service in WWII" card (accessioned #7.91) - two pleated breast pockets with one button and flap closure; ribbon bar above left pocket (#7.91.2b); two pockets at waistline with one button and flap closure; horizontal straps across shoulders close with one button - front closure with four buttons and buttonholes - green plastic bottom button - all other buttons on coat are bronze tone metal with Marine crest and metal shank - collar dogs (buttons) on lapels are an open version of the Marine crest - two large metal hooks at back for belt loops (belt missing).Context
Waseca County Military - WW II. U.S. Marine uniform, #7.91.1-6, worn by Dr. Robert Collins who served in the Pacific , the Battle of Tenian and Saipan, Okinawa, Occupation of Japan. Discharged March 20, 1946. Left college at Iowa State, Ames in his senior year to enlist. World War IICataloged By
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Object Name
Uniform, Military WWII JacketClass
Clothing, OuterwearCategory
Personal ArtifactsCondition
Reason for Exam
RehousingOverall Condition
Very GoodCreate Date
March 20, 1992Update Date
September 18, 2025
