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My Mission:I have been a recreational seller since 1998 and have maintained a 99%+ positive response rating for 27+ years. My missions are two-fold: 1.) To rescue collectible and historical items and place them in the hands of collectors who will enjoy and preserve them for future generations; and, 2.) To repair and refurbish perfectly good functioning items and prevent them from going into a landfill.
Description: This item is a pair of vintage 1955 U.S. Navy officer's dress blue heavyweight worsted wool trousers that are size 32" waist and 30" inseam. They are made of very heavy Winter-weight worsted wool and have no damage whatsoever. The inside tag from the Navy Uniform Shop in Brooklyn, N.Y. is date Sept. 23, 1955.
Provenance: From the estate of a named U.S. Navy veteran who served from WWII through Vietnam. His name and background will be provided to the winning buyer after this sale has ended.
Approximate Measurements:Please see photos
Condition:Excellent used antique condition / No damage/ Photos best describe condition / Please view photos to determine condition for yourself as I am not an expert or collector / Please ask as many questions as you need to make an informed purchasing decision
Three Promises to You: I honestly describe each item and highlight any flaws / I painstakingly photograph each item to highlight any flaws (and not hide them) / I will package your item extremely well and quickly ship it to you
My Seller's Terms: By offerding on this sale, you accept the following terms: Once the United States Postal Service has taken possession of (accepted) this item for shipment and provided confirmation via tracking number, I, Advance-man, accept no liability if this item is not successfully delivered to its final destination. That means I did my part by packaging the item very well, purchasing postage for it, and either taking the packaged item to my local USPS Post Office or scheduling pick-up of the item by my mail carrier.
