US Army Men’s 4 Pocket Jacket Size 41 Regular Dated 1957 Armored Cavalry

This is a US Army men’s four-pocket jacket in size 41 Regular, dated 1957. The jacket is constructed from durable olive green wool serge, a standard material for US military uniforms during the post-Korean War and early Cold War period. It features two upper and two lower flapped pockets, each secured with original brass buttons bearing the US Army insignia. The interior contains a manufacturer’s label noting the date of manufacture and size specifications. Shoulder straps are present, suitable for rank insignia or unit patches, and the jacket retains its original cut with no notable modifications. This particular example is associated with armored cavalry units, who wore such jackets as part of their Class A dress uniform for formal and semi-formal occasions. Garments of this type were standard issue to US Army personnel in the late 1950s and reflect period design and tailoring. This jacket represents a typical uniform jacket from the Cold War era.