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Jul 23, 2008 · Served in U. S. Naval Clothing Factory, Navy Yard, Charleston, S. C., from July 26, 1918, to June 2, 1919." A New York Times article from August 14, 1899 mentions the "placing of a naval clothing factory on the Pacific Coast."
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Apr 7, 2017 · Yes, it is post WWII. Jumpers made during WWII (and before) did not have cleaning instructions on any labels permanently sewn to the garment. Those came out post-WWII, and eventually a single label was adopted with both the size, contract, and cleaning instructions. RC.
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Jan 23, 2009 · The hand warmer pockets were lined with tan or light brown corduroy. The coats had the “Manufactured By NAVAL CLOTHING FACTORY” tag on the right inside breast pocket (on the outside of the pocket) with a line for the name and a line for the rate. There was an anchor in the upper right hand corner and the upper left hand corner of the tag.
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Apr 3, 2013 · WW1 jumpers had paper tags that were removed upon issue. Starting in the 1930s (1933 was when the jumper changed to the dark Navy Blue Melton wool), the tag is in the back under the collar when turned right side out and has "Naval Clothing Factory" on it. The first were embroidered (blue wording on a white tag.
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Aug 30, 2005 · I believe the tag immediately preceeding the mid 60s tag was one that read "Naval Clothing Factory" and the one before that was "Naval Clothing Depot" which I believe to have been the Korean era. The WWII era produced thousands of these coats, and the language on the tags may have changed several times during the course of the war and with the ...
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Sep 24, 2024 · Expand. Both blue and white uniforms, jumpers and trousers, have 2 pair of small eyelets. On the trousers, they are in the upper edge of the pockets. On the jumpers, they are in the hem, on either side. Blue jumpers mostly (but not all), have draw strings, ( or the eyelets for it), inside the hem. White jumpers have patch pocket and loops on ...
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Apr 2, 2011 · Recent esate sale finds. 4 button coat has a Naval Clothing Factory label. The 3 button coat has a Clothing Supply Office label with a DA-30-352-TAP-2009 Contract No. Anyone have a historical take on these differences? Thanks, Al Hirschler in Dallas.
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Mar 29, 2010 · Any Ideas on the date of this uniform...It has a Signalman patch...and the label in the pants is Kroesen Navy Tailor...Also has a Naval Clothing Factory label...Thank you for any assistance you may be able to offer me..<BR>
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Feb 25, 2009 · ALSO incorrect. Embroidered stripes came into use in 43.. Also, the label changed from "Naval Clothing Factory" to "Naval Clothing Depot" in the early 50's. WW2 era uniforms were issued well after then tho. Into the early 60's at least. I had one recently from a guy who was in in 62-66. A couple were WW2 labeled with definate postwar rates..
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Mar 1, 2013 · In WW2 Navy jumpers, they didn't have the size listed on the "big" tag like the later models. The only tags that had the size were the cutters tags that were stapled in place, and the white paper tags that either had the one line of stitching through them (like the one shown) or had one "bullet" of thread in each corner (I had a flat hat like that once).