Check the listing for details. WW2 US Wool Tenth Army Engineer Officer's Coat Sz Unknown 1944. Condition: Used. Listed at 399.99 USD. This WW2 US Wool Tenth Army Engineer Officer's Coat is a rare find for collectors of militaria. The coat is believed to have been worn by an officer during World War II and has since been well-maintained, making it a valuable addition to any collection. The coat's size is unknown, but it is believed to be of original size. The coat was manufactured in the United States and is an authentic piece of history. The coat's design is unique and reflects the officer's Time in Hostile areas (30-55 Months) and unit(10th Army). It is a perfect addition to any militaria collection, especially those interested in World War II history. The coat's authenticity can be verified by its details and construction. This is a great opportunity to own a piece of American history. everything appears to be in great condition, especially for its age, I could not find any models or any significant damage. There may be a couple loose strings here or there. I can date the jacket to 1944 because the 10th army which originated in Pearl Harbor in 1944, fought at the battle of Okinawa and was decommissioned in 1945. There are matching US lapel’s on the collars. There are also matching corps of engineers lapels on both breast. The sizing tag has been removed but the length from the top of the shoulder to the bottom is about 32 1/2 inches and from pit to pit it is about 18 to 19 inches. The last button at the bottom has been replaced to a normal button. An absolute beauty of a coat.