WWII USMC original dress green service wool jacket comes with all of its original matching unmarked black plastic or bakelite buttons. The uniform has a green twill interior lining. A set of matching Eagle Globe and Anchor devices are present on the collar.  A fully embroidered 1st Marine Division patch is machine stitched to the left shoulder.  The jacket has a matched set of Staff Sergeant chevrons machine sewn to each sleeve and a ruptured duck patch sewn over the right breast pocket.  There is a three place ½ inch Wolf-Brown ribbon set that includes ribbons for the American Campaign, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign with two stars and WWII Victory Medal.  The coat is marked in the left shoulder in green ink, but I just can’t make it out.  Also in the left shoulder is the word or name "MEDVEC".  The right shoulder is twice stamped with the name "W. E. BROWN" and the name "Martin".  Also included with the lot is a garrison cap with an EGA attached and a green web belt that is missing the belt buckle. 

The jacket measures pit to pit - 20 inches (40 inches total), waist - 18 inches (36 inches total), shoulder to shoulder - 19 inches and shoulder to cuff - 26