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ORIGINAL WARTIME NORTH VIETNAMESE MADE \"DAC CONG\" / SAPPER PULLOVER STYLE CAMOUFLAGE SHIRT.
REFERENCE: LIFE MAGAZINE ISSUE OF MARCH 12TH, 1971 \"TOUGH GOING IN LAOS\" PAGE 27 - THIS IS THE ONLY WARTIME COLOR PHOTOGRAPH WE KNOW OF SHOWING THIS PATTERN AND STYLE OF SHIRT IN USE BY THE NORTH VIETNAMESE DURING THE WAR.THIS NORTH VIETNAMESE MADE, (NOT CHINESE), PULLOVER STYLE COTTON POPLIN SHIRT FEATURES A PERMANENTLY FIXED ELASTICATED WAIST WITH A BUTTON UP CLOSURE ABOVE THAT AND HIDDEN ADJUSTMENT TABS WITH BUTTONS ON BOTH SLEEVES.
THE SHIRT IS COMPLETE WITH ALL OF THE ORIGINAL BUTTONS WHICH ARE OF THE SHAVED EDGE TYPE AS FOUND ON STANDARD ISSUE NVA KHAKI AND REED GREEN SHIRTS.
THE SHIRT DOES HAVE (1) POCKET WHICH IS LOCATED INSIDE THE RIGHT CHEST AND A PLEATED SHOULDER YOKE ON THE BACK AS SHOWN IN IMAGE NO. 6
THE SHIRT IS STAMPED AS A SIZE 2 AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION AS SHOWN WITH NICE COLOR AND NO RIPS, TEARS OR REPAIRS.
MEASUREMENTS FOR THE SHIRT ARE:
SHOUULDER TO SHOULDER: 17 INCHESARMPIT TO ARMPIT: 20 INCHES (40\" CHEST)TOP TO BOTTOM: 24 INCHES
SHIPPING TO US RESIDENTS VIA PRIORITY MAIL W/TRACKING IS 13.65 THROUGH THE USPS.INTERNATIONAL 1ST CLASS MAIL SHIPPING W/ TRACKING IS US 32.00 THROUGH THE USPS. WE DO OFFER COMBINED SHIPPING SO IF YOU ORDER MORE THAN ONE ITEM, PLEASE WAIT FOR US TO INVOICE YOU.
THANK YOU FOR LOOKING AND GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR COLLECTIONS!!! JOHN O\'CONNOR - INDOCHINA / SOUTHEAST ASIA MILITARIA.
